A piano instructor in Continuing Studies and a doctoral student in the Mead Witter School of Music, Jin has hemophilia, a medical disorder that can cause excruciating joint pain and internal bleeding.
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Attendees explored topics such as using storytelling to enhance the learning experience, designing culturally inclusive learning environments, mastering new educational technologies, and producing high-quality online videos.
During most of the 10-month program, participants work with real clients, under the supervision of an International Coach Federation-certified coach. They also explore concepts such as emotional intelligence and appreciative inquiry while discovering how to use the power of self-awareness.
Senior guest auditors can attend a wide range of lectures at University of Wisconsin System schools for free.
Open to UW-Madison faculty and instructional staff, this free program prepares participants to design and teach rigorous online courses.
The Wisconsin Law Enforcement Command College is a partnership between the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Wisconsin Department of Justice.
Laura Froyen nurtures her creative side in Watercolor: Fresh Start with the Basics.
The Odyssey Project provides a free, two-semester humanities course to its 30 students each week, as well as dinner and childcare when class is in session. In addition to earning English credits from UW–Madison, students gain the resiliency to face life’s obstacles.
Students shared their stories about the challenging path to their degree.
The writing conference helped attendees learn about the publishing industry, improve their craft, and network with people who can boost their literary careers.
The Odyssey Project is a two-semester humanities course for adults facing obstacles to a college education.
Participants find out how to craft class objectives and assessments while studying the ways technology shapes distance education.