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Lynne Steren continues to make a remarkable impact on the Science Methods course.

Building on their associate degrees, participants can obtain a bachelor’s degree and a teaching license in as little as two years. Seven paraprofessionals from the Milwaukee Academy of Science are piloting the Carthage program.

Prof. Patty Rieman’s Poverty Awareness & Activism service learning class welcomed guest speaker Stephanie Sklba, executive director of the Racine County Food Bank.

This summer, Professor Nina Weisling published two manuscripts focused on different aspects of understanding and supporting special education teachers.

Elementary education students host an Energy Conservation Day to teach science to 99 local elementary students. 

On March 26, Carthage hosted the 8th annual Educators Rising Event.

The ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ Community Literacy Center celebrated its grand opening at the Kenosha Emerging Leaders Academy (KELA) on Oct. 12.

Laureanna Raymond-Duvernell visited Carthage as a guest speaker in Professor Lynne Steren’s education class.

Students in the Methods and Materials in Teaching Secondary Social Science class attended the Illinois Council for the Social Studies Conference.

Carthage and Teach For America (TFA) Milwaukee have partnered to certify a diverse group of teachers to address the ongoing teacher shortage in Milwaukee.

Prof. Siovahn Williams has been named an associate dean of education.

As the Distinguished Senior, Grace will give the senior class address at the 2024 Commencement ceremony and celebration May 17.

Original artwork created by Eva Menzia ’25 was featured alongside Professor Nina F. Weisling’s piece in the April 2024 issue of Phi Delta Kappan Magazine.

The Education Department is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a second $50,000 grant from the William and Sheila Konar Foundation.

The Kenosha School Board Forum moderated by Dr. Sconzert for 8th Year in a Row is worth a listen.

This month, alumna Karina Lee ’19, M.Ed. ’20 returned to Carthage as a guest speaker in Professor Karin Sconzert’s Foundations of Urban Education class.

Patty Rieman, associate professor of education, presented at the 61st Annual Wisconsin Council of Teachers of English Convention.

In January of 2024, Dr. Dalzin presented a session titled, “Cultivating your Career in Educational Leadership” at the Association of Wisconsin School Administrators’s (AWSA) 2024 Associate Principals Conference in Madison, WI.

Prof. Williams presented on how departments, schools, and colleges might better recruit and retain students of color who want to be teachers. 

The Carthage Urban Education Summit — Back to School Kickoff was held on Sept. 28.

All junior and senior education majors are invited an Interview Boutique from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday, May 1, in The Aspire Center.

Current and potential education majors/minors are invited to this special event!

Join us for the Summer Undergraduate Research Experiences Poster Presentations from 4 to 5 p.m. Monday, Sept. 12, in the David A. Straz Jr. Center atrium.

Carthage’s Urban Teacher Preparation Program hosted a middle school student group from the Kenosha YMCA for a week-long summer camp!

The funding provided by Course Hero will help Prof. Williams and Prof. Van Winkle incorporate innovative digital learning and pedagogy in the Legacies of Race and Racism course this fall.

Learn about the Fulbright Scholarships and discover how researching or teaching abroad as part of this very prestigious program might be the right opportunity for you after graduation.

Carthage senior Sophie Flott ’22 has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright Teaching Assistantship to spend a year teaching in northern Germany after graduation.

Enactus DiversiReads is looking for new members to join our efforts to unify the Kenosha/Racine community with an emphasis on youth through a love of reading and celebrating differences.

Attend a virtual workshop, featuring James De Mint from the Center for Urban Teaching, on how to create a résumé and what to expect within an education interview.