by Shane Nyman | Aug 13, 2020 | Campus Life, Education and Human Services, Features, Stories
Marguerite Penick-Parks has been in demand these last few months. A University of Wisconsin Oshkosh education professor, Penick-Parks has spent years studying multicultural literature, white privilege and social justice. She edited The Guide for White Women Who Teach...
by Natalie Johnson | Aug 6, 2020 | Campus Life, Education and Human Services, Features, Main Story
With the fall semester fast approaching, we know first-year and returning University of Wisconsin Oshkosh students and their parents are all wondering what to expect in the months ahead. Over the next few weeks, we’ll share updates from our college deans about the...
by Shane Nyman | Jul 15, 2020 | Alumni News, Education and Human Services, Features
Ten successful University of Wisconsin Oshkosh graduates have been chosen to receive top honors for 2020 by the Alumni Association Board of Directors. Over the course of five weeks, we will introduce you to these 10 outstanding individuals. Two outstanding young...
by Laurie Schlosser | Jun 26, 2020 | Education and Human Services, Headlines
The dream of becoming a human rights attorney and working to lessen the struggles immigrants face is one step closer for a University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumna. Erin Hoff, a native of Taylor, Wisconsin, was offered a merit-based scholarship of $40,000 a year to the...
by News Bureau | Jun 26, 2020 | Alumni News, Briefs, Education and Human Services
Aaron Spaeth, a 2018 alumnus of University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and teacher at Silverbrook Intermediate School in West Bend, recently was named as one of four award-winners in the 49th Annual Rolfs Educational Foundation Awards. The awards honor exceptional teachers...
by Carey Behnke | Jun 15, 2020 | Education and Human Services, Headlines
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh—in partnership with Fox Valley Technical College (FVTC)—has launched a new technology and engineering teacher preparation program to help meet growing demand in K-12 schools. Students enrolled in the sequential degree program will...
