Meet Dan Terrio, Adult Degree graduate
The latest issue of the The Flame, the newsletter of the Adult Degree Program, carries a profile of Interdisciplinary Studies and Teaching and Learning graduate Dan Terrio ’12 and ’14. A former resident of...
Tagged: Applied Leadership for Teaching and Learning
Plymouth rocks commencement with big cohort getting master’s degrees
Two years ago, UW-Green Bay experimented with an on-site master’s program in Applied Leadership for Teaching and Learning at the Plymouth School District. Two years later more than 15 educators from Plymouth were eligible...
Packers’ Davis earns master’s degree
Among those receiving master’s degrees at UW-Green Bay spring commencement Saturday was Robert Emmitt Davis. In a previous life he was better known as No. 60, long snapper and special teams star “Rob” Davis,...
In pictures: Education hosts Celebration of Achievement event
The Professional Program in Education honored some of its finest last week during the annual Celebration of Achievement, held at the Weidner Center. The event included the presentation of 2013 Outstanding Alumni Awards, given...
UW-Green Bay Education alumna Sara (Boyer) Rohde is AP coach of the year
Green Bay Notre Dame girls basketball coach Sara Rohde, who led the Tritons to the WIAA Division 2 state championship last weekend, has been named The Associated Press state coach of the year. As...
Alumna is finalist for nation’s highest math, science teaching honor
A two-time UW-Green Bay alumna is among five finalists for a prestigious national teaching award, the state Department of Public Instruction announced Tuesday (July 10). Sheila Kohl, a sixth-grade teacher at West De Pere...
UW-Green Bay alumnus scores with tale of hockey, life, death
A new popular book by Roger Dier, a 2007 graduate of the UW-Green Bay master’s program in Applied Leadership for Teaching and Learning, is getting notice on Amazon.com as one of the winter’s more...
Schultz leads the way in culturally responsive teaching
The professional challenge for first grade teacher and 2011 UW-Green Bay master’s degree graduate Alison Schultz isn’t unique. In fact, a growing number of educators work each day to improve learning by being culturally...
