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Denmark High School art teacher Candice (Kaiser) Boutelle is a relatively new graduate of UW-Green Bay (Class of 2006.) The other day, she brought more than two dozen students with her on a field...
Scott Ashmann, associate professor in the Education Program, recently had an article published in Science Scope, the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) journal for middle school science teachers. His article, “A Sun-Earth-Moon Activity to...
UW-Green Bay is helping current and future educators learn more about the history, culture, sovereignty and contemporary issues of American Indians, helping them learn so they can also teach.
It has been a high-visibility month for First Nations Studies, as well as the program’s partnership with the Professional Program in Education promoting better cultural fluency among future teachers. The January newsletter of the...
The front-page story in the Feb. 8 Green Bay Press-Gazette celebrates the success of the Center for First Nation Studies, a place where future teachers and other students can meet with faculty and tribal...
UW-Green Bay’s recognition and celebration of Black History Month continues Tuesday (Feb. 7) with a documentary and discussion on “The Murder of Emmett Till.” The event explores the story of Till, who was murdered...
It was a good year for good news at UW-Green Bay, with 2011 bringing everything from sweet dance moves (remember the Raji?) to a Sweet 16 run. With an eye toward accentuating the positive, your friendly Marketing and University Communication staff members have voted on the top 10 “good news” stories of 2011.
The UW System announced Thursday more than $1.1 million in federal grants to 13 educational partnerships including the Music Education Institutes at UW-Green Bay. The projects aim to increase the academic achievement of pre-kindergarten...
Dian Page’s Tuesday (Jan. 3) Press-Gazette column told readers about Mark Yanke, the UW-Green Bay student (and alum) who received the fall 2011 Whitney Radder Phuture Phoenix Phenomenal Role Model Award. Yanke, a Gillett...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will offer Drug Impairment Training for Education Professionals, a timely and relevant course for area educators, Friday, Feb. 17 and Saturday, Feb. 18 at the Crossroads at Big Creek Environmental Preserve in Sturgeon Bay. During this one-and-a-half-day course, participants will learn how to identify a student who is under the influence of drugs or alcohol, as well as how to appropriately address this situation in the school environment.
