Woodring College of Education

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Commodore Options School gets new principal	A new principal will lead Commodore Options School, which oversees Bainbridge Island School District's alternative learning programs. David Shockley will take over Commodore from Catherine Camp, who will retire in June.	2012-04-24
�� Hires Karen Dade as New Associate Dean of Woodring College of Education		2012-04-17
Western hires Karen Dade as new Woodring associate dean		2012-04-17
Hoelscher, Dagnon have article published in Inside Higher Ed		2012-04-13
Holocaust survivor Noemi Ban to lecture April 25 at ��	Holocaust survivor Noémi Ban will share her story about living through the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp during a lecture at Western Washington University on Wednesday, April 25. The Bellingham resident’s talk will start at 6 p.m. in Arntzen Hall room 100. A question-and-answer…	2012-04-10
Spring commencement set for June 9, faculty asked to participate		2012-04-03
Attendance up for employers, job seekers at education fair	For now, Robert Kratzig is working retail. He’s a special-order sales coordinator at a home improvement store. But his not-so-secret ambition is to do the work he trained for: teaching. “I had good teachers in school,” said Kratzig. “They made a big impact on me.”	2012-04-02
Building social justice at University of Wyoming	The University of Wyoming's commitment to social justice was one reason Kate Muir Welsh accepted a position as a faculty member in the College of Education in 2002, and now she will be able to continue that commitment as the director of UW's Social Justice Research Center. �±��…	2012-04-02
Old Dog, New Tricks	At Western Washington University, we’re required to produce a post-tenure review portfolio every five years to document our teaching, scholarship and service. In our college of education, this requires providing evidence that we’ve met or exceeded the expectations listed in our unit plan for…	2012-03-30
Spanish language teacher creates a curriculum that can be used to teach tribal languages	Christopher Parkin, a non-Indian married to a member of the Colville Nation, taught Spanish in public schools in the state of Washington for many years prior to finding his true calling: the soulful challenge of tribal language preservation. Since that epiphany Parkin and his wife LaRae Wiley…	2012-03-28

Commodore Options School gets new principal

A new principal will lead Commodore Options School, which oversees Bainbridge Island School District's alternative learning programs.

David Shockley will take over Commodore from Catherine Camp, who will retire in June.

2012-04-24

�� Hires Karen Dade as New Associate Dean of Woodring College of Education

2012-04-17

Western hires Karen Dade as new Woodring associate dean

2012-04-17

Hoelscher, Dagnon have article published in Inside Higher Ed

2012-04-13

Holocaust survivor Noemi Ban to lecture April 25 at ��

Holocaust survivor Noémi Ban will share her story about living through the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp during a lecture at Western Washington University on Wednesday, April 25.

The Bellingham resident’s talk will start at 6 p.m. in Arntzen Hall room 100.

A question-and-answer…

2012-04-10

Spring commencement set for June 9, faculty asked to participate

2012-04-03

Attendance up for employers, job seekers at education fair

For now, Robert Kratzig is working retail.
He’s a special-order sales coordinator at a home improvement store. But his not-so-secret ambition is to do the work he trained for: teaching.
“I had good teachers in school,” said Kratzig. “They made a big impact on me.”

2012-04-02

Building social justice at University of Wyoming

The University of Wyoming's commitment to social justice was one reason Kate Muir Welsh accepted a position as a faculty member in the College of Education in 2002, and now she will be able to continue that commitment as the director of UW's Social Justice Research Center.

�±��…

2012-04-02

Old Dog, New Tricks

At Western Washington University, we’re required to produce a post-tenure review portfolio every five years to document our teaching, scholarship and service. In our college of education, this requires providing evidence that we’ve met or exceeded the expectations listed in our unit plan for…

2012-03-30

Spanish language teacher creates a curriculum that can be used to teach tribal languages

Christopher Parkin, a non-Indian married to a member of the Colville Nation, taught Spanish in public schools in the state of Washington for many years prior to finding his true calling: the soulful challenge of tribal language preservation. Since that epiphany Parkin and his wife LaRae Wiley…

2012-03-28

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