SOE Alum Has a Chat With President Biden
It’s not often that a teacher gets a chance to ask the President of the United States a question in person
Stories
Students Help Make the World a Warmer Place
It sounded like a cozy, relaxing activity to do on a cold January day
Microscholarships Encourage First-Year Students
Every little bit helps
Moving Online: Learning to Teach in a New Way
In March 2020, the School of Education faced one of the most difficult challenges in its 125-year+ history
Alumni Mastering Their Work Virtually, Thanks to What They Learned in SOE Program
Most students anticipate gradually putting their knowledge to work after they leave the university
Student Finding His Voice in Push for Racial Justice
I could tell he was a fellow change-agent. I’m very proud of him
Teaching in the Pandemic
School of Education alum Amy Zientek shared some of her experiences in teaching at Greendale High School after the pandemic hit
Raising Black Children With Autism—New Book Offers Academic and Parent View
You might have a master’s degree, but I have a PhD in my child
Using Academics to Inform Policy
Family separations lead to adverse outcomes. The evidence is pretty clear on that
Student Teachers Overcome Challenges Created by Pandemic
It was a reminder that teachers have to be adaptable during challenging times