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Last update:
9/24/07
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EDUCATION and LEARNING
Adult Education:
Eric Craver, Program Manager, Adult Degree Programs.
Adult education. Adult degree programs.
465-2577. cravere@uwgb.edu.
Jan Thornton, Associate Provost for Outreach and Adult Access.
Adult education methods and practice. History and philosophy of adult
education.
465-2641. thorntoj@uwgb.edu.
Children's Literature:
Joan Thron,
Associate Professor Emeritus of Education and Humanistic Studies.
Children's literature.
465-2137. thronj@uwgb.edu.
College Credit in
High Schools:
Wendy Pothour-Miller,
Assistant Director of Education Outreach; Coordinator of College
Credit in High School, Office of Outreach and Extension.
Opportunities for college credit in high schools.
465-2716. pothourw@uwgb.edu.
Disability Issues in Postsecondary Education:
Lynn Niemi,
Coordinator, Disability Services.
Disability issues and laws in postsecondary education.
465-2849 (o), 429-0428 (h). niemil@uwgb.edu.
Early Childhood Education:
Patricia Ragan,
Associate Professor of Education.
Early childhood education. Use of technology in educational settings
with young children.
465-2237. raganp@uwgb.edu.
International Education and Travel:
Kristin Aoki,
Student Services Adviser, Office of International Education.
Study abroad. Immigration policies. Japan. Scotland.
465-5164. aokik@uwgb.edu.
Brent Blahnik,
Director, Office of International
Education.
International education.
465-2190. blahnikb@uwgb.edu.
Paula Ganyard, University Webmaster, Web Development.
Japan. Germany. Italy. France. Austria. Poland. Czech Republic. England. Scotland. Northern Ireland. Netherlands.
465-2951. ganyardp@uwgb.edu.
Elizabeth Hessler, University Services Program Associate, NEW Partnership for Children and Families.
Guam, Samoa and Hawaiian culture. Polynesian dancing.
465-2724. hesslere@uwgb.edu.
Robert Wenger, Professor Emeritus of Natural and Applied Sciences.
Contemporary China. Chinese environmental problems and policy issues.
465-2770. wengerr@uwgb.edu.
Learning Disabilities:
Timothy Kaufman,
Associate Professor of Education. Chair of Professional Program in Education and Education Graduate Programs.
Managing change, particularly in educational settings. Learning disabilities.
465-2003 (o), 490-1661 (h). kaufmant@uwgb.edu.
Libraries:
Leanne Hansen,
Director, Cofrin Library.
Libraries and librarianship.
465-2537 (o), 339-9257 (h). hansenl@uwgb.edu.
Multicultural Education:
Juliet Cole,
Associate Director, Institute for Learning Partnership.
Multicultural education. Cross-cultural counseling and communication.
465-5094 (o), 469-7931 (h). colej@uwgb.edu.
Politics of Teaching:
Aeron Haynie,
Associate Professor of Humanistic Studies (English).
Politics of teaching. Politics of tourism. 19th century British literature.
465-2617 (o), 437-2738 (h). hayniea@uwgb.edu.
Reading:
Sandra Stokes,
Professor of Education and Women's Studies.
Reading, including adolescent literacy. Resource centers.
465-2406. stokess@uwgb.edu.
Science Education:
Scott Ashmann,
Assistant Professor of Education.
Science education. Teacher preparation.
465-2052. ashmanns@uwgb.edu.
Heidi Fencl,
Associate Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences (Physics).
Science education, especially issues related to retention of women and
girls.
465-2261. fenclh@uwgb.edu.
Teacher Preparation:
Scott Ashmann,
Assistant Professor of Education.
Science education. Teacher preparation.
465-2052. ashmanns@uwgb.edu.
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