Join us for an unforgettable screening of the movie Wicked, where the magic of Oz meets the excitement of audience participation! Inspired by the legendary Rocky Horror Picture Show experience, this event promises to be a spellbinding evening filled with fun, laughter, and a touch of mischief. When & Where: March 24 at 7 PM at the Gaede Stage in […]
There are many benefits for taking at least 15 credits per semester: Graduate on time by taking at least 15 credits a semester or 30 credits a year.
This session will be helpful to anyone writing personal statements, statements of purpose, or other graduate admission essays. This workshop is aimed at students but faculty/staff are welcome. You will leave with: a step-by-step process for moving from blank page to completed essay, formats you can use to structure your personal statement or statement of purpose, and strategies to make […]
Each year, the second week in April marks the celebration of National Student Employment Week. This week is dedicated to recognizing the incredibly important work of student employees as well as their supervisors. Student employees perform invaluable services with enthusiasm, dedication, and initiative. Setting aside a special week to draw the awareness of others, both on and off campus, is […]
Dr. David Wolff, Assistant Professor of Elementary Inclusive Education in the School of Teaching and Learning recently published two journal articles. Storytelling as Research Methodology and Pedagogy: Connecting the Researcher and Practitioner through Narrative Inquiry is an autoethnographically inquiry exploring the use of storytelling as a teaching strategy and The Shifting the Balance Duology: A Book Critique from a Teacher […]