Deaf Wisconsin That! will celebrate Deaf culture, heritage and American Sign Language on Wednesday, September 21, from 6:00 – 9:00 pm at the Sandburg Hall Flicks, 3400 N. Maryland Ave. The event will feature activities, food and a chance to …
Nadya Fouad discussed a course in Educational Psychology, that helps students get off to a good start in college and choose a major on the CBS 58 morning show on September 8. She is university distinguished professor and Mary and …
Two incoming students who did research with Chris Lawson, associate professor of educational psychology, were part of the UR@UWM summer research program. The students, Margrete Henderson and Maria Jansen, are mentioned in an article on the UWM Report website this …
Kylie Leverette, who earned her bachelor’s degree in education with an emphasis on American Sign Language interpreting, shares her experiences with the program. UWM Video by Marcelo Martinez. If you would like to help fund Student Success, please visit …
When Ashley Valentine was a child, she loved to read but was disappointed that few of the characters in books looked like her
American Sign Language is unique in that speakers can communicate in three dimensions
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 …
Student teaching is always a challenge, but Siraj Khan faced a harder than usual assignment
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 …
Spectrum News featured the School of Education’s American Sign Language/Interpreter Training programs in a broadcast this week. Spectrum News: American Sign Language at UWM Opens Doors for Deaf Community Thanks to all the faculty, staff and students in the program …
