“Diabetes and heart disease and cancer don’t know skin color.” That was one of the comments from a group of 38 students who graduated from a new community health worker certification program May 31. The program, designed to prepare healthcare… Read More
Josefina Regalado Valdes is very close to finally achieving her dream of getting her own classroom thanks to the help of a scholarship
Alexandra Campos finds financial peace of mind
Driven. Approachable. Inclusive. And passionate for change. These are among the adjectives College of Southern Nevada faculty and staff used to describe their next leader after their first interactions with him. The state Board of Regents on Friday unanimously appointed… Read More
A field trip can make books and history come alive
The School of Education’s Pi Lambda Theta chapter gained 46 new members April 10 at an induction ceremony at St. John’s on the Lake. This was one of the largest groups ever, according to Rob Longwell Grice, recruitment and scholarship… Read More
Before moving into administration, Milwaukee Public Schools’ new interim superintendent led what was then one of the top schools in the state focusing on a program that stressed the basics — reading, writing and math — while employing high standards… Read More
Theresa (Terry) Meyer, a graduate student in Curriculum and Instruction, won election as an alderperson for District I in Burlington on April 3. She will be serving two years in the part-time position, and will be one of eight people… Read More
Kaitlin Trokan, a senior in the undergraduate English Education program, has been selected for a Fulbright award. After graduation in May, she will be teaching English in the Slovak Republic during the next academic year. She has been student teaching… Read More
Leah Rineck was honored with the Academic Staff Outstanding Teaching Award, based on her work in improving the way developmental mathematics is taught at UWM