by Shane Nyman | Apr 19, 2021 | Alumni News, Education and Human Services, Features, Stories
Above photo: Educators gather in Winneconne for a professional development event put on by First Educational Resources, the company founded by two UW Oshkosh alumni. After years working in public schools, Garth Larson had seen enough. The University of Wisconsin...
by Natalie Johnson | Apr 15, 2021 | Business, Education and Human Services, Fine and Performing Arts, Headlines, Humanities, Main Story, Math and Natural Science, Nursing, Social Science
Thirty-five high-achieving University of Wisconsin Oshkosh seniors who exemplify top academic and leadership qualities and a deep commitment to serving others have earned recognition as recipients of the 2021 Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence. The criteria for this...
by Shane Nyman | Mar 5, 2021 | Education and Human Services, Features, Social Science, Stories
The number of University of Wisconsin Oshkosh delegates may have been smaller than usual at the Midwest Model United Nations (MMUN) Conference, but the team’s performance carried on the program’s tradition of excellence all the same. A group of 14...
by Natalie Johnson | Feb 22, 2021 | Campus Life, Education and Human Services, Features
In joining the professional counseling faculty, Teysha Bowser brings crucial expertise in racial battle fatigue and microaggressions to the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh at a time when the nation faces ongoing social unrest. Bowser, who recently earned a doctorate...
by Laurie Schlosser | Feb 8, 2021 | Education and Human Services, Headlines
The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents says paid stipends and expansion of student loan forgiveness will help in meeting Wisconsin’s workforce demand for teachers and school leaders. The proposals were included in UW System President Tommy Thompson’s...
by Shane Nyman | Jan 20, 2021 | Alumni News, Education and Human Services, Features, Stories
After 150 years, there really is no telling just where a University of Wisconsin Oshkosh graduate might be spotted making a difference. Take Riverton, Wyoming, for instance. The small city of about 10,000 people near the Wind River Indian Reservation is home to...
