School of Education in the News

Nadya Fouad, distinguished professor of educational psychology, offered advice on how students can choose a college major in an interview with Aaron Maybin on Fox6 news. Fouad is distinguished professor of educational psychology and Mary and Ted Kellner endowed chair …

Nadya Fouad Honored

The American Psychological Association Committee on Women in Psychology honored UWM’s Nadya Fouad as a Distinguished Leader for Women in Psychology at its convention August 6 in Minneapolis. Fouad is University Distinguished Professor & Mary and Ted Kellner Endowed Chair …

2022-23 Scholarships Awarded

Congratulations to students who were awarded scholarships for this coming academic year. Thanks to our generous donors, the School of Education was able to award almost $500,000 in scholarships for the 2022-2023 academic year. Approximately 260 scholarships were awarded. Scholarships 2022-2023 …

Freeland Looks Forward to Leading Electa Quinney Institute

Now three weeks into the job, Mark Freeland is settling into his role as the new director of the Electa Quinney Institute at UW-Milwaukee. Freeland comes to UWM from South Dakota State University, where he was the co-coordinator of the …

How to Choose a Major … and Plan a Future

First year student Daniel Miller had a general idea of what he might be interested in studying, but he wasn’t sure what specific major he wanted. Jasmine Salton, a senior in education, had her major nearly completed, but still thought …

School of Ed Alum Introduces ASL to the NHL

Brice Christianson, an alum of the School of Education’s Interpreter Training program, interpreted the State of the League address for National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman on Wednesday (June 15) night. Commissioner Bettman gave his address before Game 1 of …