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LEGACY OF EXCELLENCE
A legacy worth building on
For more than 150 years, the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh has been dedicated to teaching the next generation of educators. What started in 1871 as the Oshkosh Normal School for teacher training has grown to a nationally-recognized and innovative program that expands to meet the needs or students in our region and beyond.
In 2023, that dedication will grow as we complete a major building project to update the College of Education and Human Services to transform the learning environment into a modern center for teaching education.
These renovations showcase our renewed commitment to preparing the professional leaders in education, human services and counseling, who will set the pace in education reform and social change in an increasingly diverse environment.
POINTS OF PRIDE
In 1880 Oshkosh became the first Normal School in the United States to have a kindergarten program.
In 2021 Project Success was awarded the UW System Board of Regents Academic Staff Excellence Award.
27,000 COEHS alumni represent a powerful network throughout the Fox Valley and beyond.
UW Oshkosh was the first university in Wisconsin to offer a Bachelor of Science in Human Services.
The Department of Professional Counseling is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) and upholds a 100% job placement rate.
Project News
In Photo – Construction Progress | MARCH 2023
View the progress that has been made on the College of Education and Human Services building renovation.
New faculty, staff and, of course, renovations ahead for UWO College of Education and Human Services
Learn what the next chapter brings for UWO’s College of Education and Human Services from Dean Linda Haling.
In Photo – Construction Progress | MAY 2022
View the progress that has been made on the College of Education and Human Services building renovation.
UWO College of Education and Human Services renovation, Algoma reconstruction to begin soon
A $27 million project to update Clow Hall and a separate $8.3 million project to reconstruct adjacent Algoma Boulevard get underway this spring at UW Oshkosh.
Ready for the future: University employees were moving their workspaces out of the Education complex this week.
University employees were moving their workspaces out of the Education complex this week, with a major renovation project ready to begin in spring. Construction is expected to take about 16 months and the result will be a modern center for teaching and course delivery.
Major renovations to UW Oshkosh’s Clow Hall approved by state building commission
Gov. Tony Evers announced today that the Wisconsin State Building Commission approved approximately $124 million in key building projects across the state, including approximately $27 million in renovations to the UW Oshkosh’s Clow Hall.
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