The work of UWM’s American Sign Language/English Interpreting program in preparing students to work with Deaf patients was highlighted in a Journal Sentinel story on Sunday, February 26. To ready the rest of the story, visit the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel webpage.
The School of Education is introducing a new bachelor’s degree in American Sign Language/English Interpreting. Formerly a submajor under the bachelor’s degree in education, the program has graduated more than 300 students since 1993. The change, approved by the Board …
When she arrived on the UWM campus, Justice Grau was pregnant with her son, Jaxson. Grau knew the importance of obtaining a degree, she said, and understood that this wouldn’t be an easy accomplishment. “We don’t have family in Milwaukee, …
Congratulations to School of Education faculty and staff who will be honored for service to the university at the Length of Service Awards Ceremony. This year’s ceremony is scheduled for February 14 at 2:30 pm in the UWM Student Union’s Wisconsin …
Brice Christianson is an alumnus of UWM’s Interpreter Training Program in the School of Education who has made a business out of sports and entertainment interpreting. He launched P-X-P (which stands for “play by play”) two years ago. He’s a …
Faculty members from the School of Education recently received a $2.87 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education
A career in education can be hard work and full of challenges. This December’s School of Education graduates have already put in a great deal of hard work and overcome a variety of challenges. COVID-19, of course, was a major …
School of Education alum Ashley Valentine will present a program on her journey as a teacher and entrepreneur at the Lubar Entrepreneurship Center December 9 from 9:00 – 11:30 am. Valentine, who was profiled on the School of Education news …
Electa Quinney Institute program designed to prepare American Indian teachers and administrators
Congratulations to Jacqueline Nguyen, associate professor of educational psychology. Nguyen is one of 36 UWM faculty and staff members recognized at the first International Advocate Award Ceremony on November 16th. The awards honored faculty and staff members who have made …
