Conner Fritsch earned a GED and will continue his studies at NWTC before transitioning to UW-Green Bay where he hopes to major in Education in hopes of becoming a history teacher. Doorcountydailynews.com has his story: via GED gives students new direction.
“Syllabus Journal” (co-edited by Caroline Boswell/CATL and Humanities and Katia Levintova/DJS) has just published its latest (8:1) issue. In the first 2019 issue, campus readers will find new insights and ideas for courses in communication, service-learning, women and gender studies, and teacher education. Editors hope that UW-Green Bay colleagues will consider being authors and reviewers for the peer-reviewed Journal, especially for […]
Niagara High School Senior Madison Bjorkman graduated first in her class. Bjorkman plans to attend UW-Green Bay to study secondary education. The Daily News has more.
After 23 years in television weather-forecasting, Green Bay meteorologist Doug Higgins sensed a change in the climate of the newsroom. “I kind of hit my own ‘glass ceiling’” he recalls. “I loved what I was doing and the people I worked with, but I could tell the news business was changing and I could not […]
UW-Green Bay First Nations Education doctoral student Bawaajigekwe Andrea DeBungie has been named the state’s Special Services Teacher of the Year. The special education teacher at Lake Superior Elementary School has been teaching for 11 years. “I accept them as they are and how they come into the classroom and foster that,” she said of her students. […]
UW-Green Bay Education Chair Pao Lor talks with Fox 11 about the teacher shortage. See more.
Cassandra Haupt, the salutatorian for the 2019 graduating class at Pembine High School, plans to attend UW-Green Bay after graduation in order to pursue a degree in Education. Read the full story from Iron Mountain Daily News.
On Wednesday, April 17, 2019, the annual Research in the Rotunda was held in the Capitol Rotunda in Madison. Undergraduate researchers from across the state, together with their faculty advisors, shared their research findings on a variety of important topics with state leaders and legislators. Take a look at this impressive list of UW-Green Bay […]
Mentioned last week, Richard Presnell, a longtime UW-Green Bay faculty member who taught in Education program, died on March 9, 2019. A friend and colleague had this to say… “Dick possessed a bright mind, a kind heart and a lively spirit, and played an important role in environmental education at UW-Green Bay from 1971 until he […]
According to the organization Educator’s Abroad, UW-Green Bay has one of the highest international student-teacher placement rates of all Wisconsin universities. Over the past 12 years, the Education program in partnership with the Office of International Education has placed more than 70 student teachers in 10 different countries. UW-Green Bay student teachers have taught in […]