The WSC early childhood program and The Child Development Lab Preschool, known as Kiddie College, welcomed a new early childhood indoor activity area on March 26. The area allows student teachers to engage...
When trying to decide what to write about for this week, I thought about telling my life story as a Wildcat, but as interesting as that sounds, I changed my mind.
As you may remember, in March,I had...
One of the largest voices at Colorado Mesa University has gone silent with the recent death of former Wayne State professor Regis Tucci.
Tucci was found in his home on Monday, Jan. 12, according to The...
When I drove over the hill into Wayne five years ago, with humid, wafting feedlot odors intensifying an already high level of culture shock, I wasn’t sure how long I would last.
But the chance to teach...
Nebraska native Leah Travnicek visited Wayne State last Wednesday. Travnicek delivered a moving presentation over her time spent in Monapo, Mozambique, on a volunteer mission for the Peace Corps.
Travnicek...
Sara Walsh, assistant professor for the School of Education and Counseling, has always felt the call to teach. She is a mother of seven, soon to be eight, and is well aware of how to mold minds in education.
“I...
No one expected Annie Sullivan to succeed, but she did when she taught deaf, blind and mute Helen Keller to communicate. The Montana Repertory Theater told the inspiring story of “The Miracle Worker”...
“As a kid I told myself I would be an astronaut, garbage truck man, or a picture maker,” Christopher Holton, interim instructor for the WSC art department, said.
It is obvious that a lot has changed...
