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Art education alum recognized nationally for impact in skilled trades education

By Payton MurphyMarch 16, 2026Business & World Affairs
A man in a gray shirt holds an oversized check for $100,000 above his head, surrounded by several high school students and adults.

Art education alum recognized nationally for impact in skilled trades education

By Payton MurphyMarch 16, 2026Business & World Affairs

Mike Driscoll, a Peck School of the Arts alum and teacher at Bay View High School, has been named one of five national recipients of the 2025 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence.

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UWM education alums honored at celebration of teaching event

By Kathy Quirk and Nicole SchanenNovember 7, 2017Business & World AffairsEducation

A number of alumni of UWM’s School of Education were among those honored at the fifth annual Celebrate Teachers and Teaching event.

UWM grad awarded prestigious Congress-Bundestag fellowship

By November 3, 2017Business & World AffairsEducation
Voss stands outside overlooking a field.

Misty Voss, a spring 2017 grad in German and community engagement and education, is using her year in Germany to explore her career interests. Her fellowship is funded by the U.S. and German governments.

UWM joins Milwaukee Startup Week

By Laura OttoNovember 1, 2017Business & World AffairsBusiness

The Lubar Entrepreneurship Center plunges headlong into Milwaukee Startup Week, hosting three free events designed for emerging entrepreneurs.

UWM alum takes passion for policy to Washington, D.C.

By Chris BaylorOctober 19, 2017Business & World AffairsBusiness

UW-Milwaukee alum Sumit Agarwal is a professor of economics and finance at Georgetown University. Being in the heart of American policy is perfect for his research and his passion — a passion that bloomed at UWM.

UWM receives $5 million grant to strengthen culturally responsive teaching

By October 13, 2017Education

The three-year grant, in partnership with the Milwaukee Public Schools, is from the U.S. Department of Education’s Supporting Effective Educator Development program.

Life derails her education plan, but community education student persists

By September 18, 2017Business & World AffairsEducation
Nicole Lesser stands posing for a photo.

Nicole Lesser was studying to be a teacher. But then life, including children and sickness, intervened. Now, a decade later, she’s back, with newfound determination, focus and appreciation.

Alum carries on mentor’s goal of inspiring African-American youth

By August 7, 2017Business & World AffairsEducation
Students watch the teacher talk.

Reuben Harpole Jr. and Nate Deans are generations apart, but they share a common passion — improving urban education and increasing the number of African-American male teachers in classrooms.

Study suggests investment pays off in safety for walkers, bicyclists

By July 27, 2017Business & World AffairsPolitics & Social Science
Professor stands next to his bike while another bicyclist whizzes past.

UWM researchers analyzed the 46 largest regions of the country to identify which are the safest and most dangerous for walkers and bicyclists.

Teachers in Milwaukee Master Teacher Partnership to showcase work

By May 2, 2017Business & World AffairsEducation
Michael Steele, UWM associate professor of education, leads the Milwaukee Master Teacher Partnership. (UWM Photo/Troye Fox)

Teachers involved in the Milwaukee Master Teacher Partnership will showcase their first year of work from 5 to 7 p.m. June 1 at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Northwest Quadrant, 3321 N. Maryland Ave., Room 1871. The Milwaukee Master Teacher Partnership is a collaboration between UWM and Milwaukee Public Schools. In fall 2016, UWM and MPS […]

Hard work, and a little help, get couple closer to teaching dream

By April 25, 2017Business & World AffairsEducation
Amber and Jared Anderson read to their children, Wesley, 4, and Bay, 1. Family time competes with schoolwork time for the Andersons, both UWM seniors studying to be science teachers. (UWM Photo/ Derek Rickert)

With the help of UWM’s innovative Life Impact program, Amber and Jared Anderson are preparing to become science teachers. The Andersons, parents of two young children, overcame plenty of obstacles along the way.

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