Student Finding His Voice in Push for Racial Justice
I could tell he was a fellow change-agent. I’m very proud of him
Stories
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
Girls on the Run: Alumna at Helm of Growing Nonprofit
Empowering young girls ages from third through eighth grades through life lessons to become joyful, healthy and confident
The Language of Learning
Preparing teachers to work better with bilingual students
From Corporate World to Classroom: “Called to Be a Teacher”
I wanted to make a difference in other children’s lives
UWM Researcher Studies Importance of Diversity in Recruiting, Retaining Teachers
Research can provide direction to Wisconsin schools to create environments that help recruit and retain teachers of color
UWM Sign Language Students Tackle A New Challenge: Interpreting Live Theater
A new collaboration between two UW-Milwaukee programs is taking the stage