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New faculty and staff bring new ideas, energy to UWO College of Business

Dean Barb Rau offers an about refinements to online learning, shifting office spaces, faculty/staff changes and how best to support students, faculty and staff in their personal and professional development.

Read more on UW Oshkosh Today.

https://uwosh.edu/today/99016/new-faculty-and-staff-bring-new-ideas-energy-to-uwo-college-of-business/

Back to Class and Back on Campus

Students return to class for the start of the fall 2021 semester. https://www.fvtc.edu/news/story/back-to-class-and-back-on-campus

Prof. Patricia Terry receives inaugural Wisconsin Public Service Professorship in Engineering.

BY SUE BODILLY · AUGUST 25, 2021 College of Science, Engineering and Technology Dean John Katers presented Professor and Chair of the Richard School of Engineering, Patricia Terry, with the first Wisconsin Public Service Professorship in Engineering at 2021 Fall Convocation, August 25, 2021. In his introduction, Dean Katers said Prof. Terry’s “breadth, depth, and ongoing record of achievement is remarkable, in particular her leadership in the development of the Resch School of Engineering. Patricia has worked tirelessly to advance engineering programs […] https://www.neweraonline.org/news/prof-patricia-terry-receives-inaugural-wisconsin-public-service-professorship-in-engineering/

UWO’s new 100% online associate degree preps students for dozens of career options

UW Oshkosh is launching a new 100% online associate of arts and sciences degree program this fall to prepare students for careers that require more education than a high school diploma but less than a bachelor's degree.

Read more on UW Oshkosh Today.

https://uwosh.edu/today/98856/uwos-new-100-online-associate-degree-preps-students-for-dozens-of-career-options/

Nice insight on workforce development accentuated by the Pandemic

Our job-training system is stuck in the 1960s. American workers deserve better Workers who lost jobs amid the pandemic see the tides of economic change quite clearly. Will we be able to deliver better vessels to ride out the waves? By Rachel LipsonUpdated August 17, 2021, 9:30 a.m. 5 JULIO CORTEZ/AP/FILE Patience. Urgency. How to balance the two is perhaps one of the biggest challenges as we climb out of an economic shock spawned by a pandemic. Job losses in a […] https://www.neweraonline.org/news/nice-insight-on-workforce-development-accentuated-by-the-pandemic/

Add One Cup of Mystery to This Recipe

Culinary student, Kyle Luchsinger, helps uncover missing details needed for a family recipe handed down from the 1940s. https://www.fvtc.edu/news/story/add-one-cup-of-mystery-to-this-recipe

FVTC Board of Trustees Selects Next…

Dr. Chris Matheny has been selected as the next president of Fox Valley Technical College. https://www.fvtc.edu/news/story/fvtc-board-of-trustees-selects-next-president

Dia Thao: A Story of Financial Success

Dia Thao is a student in the Small Business Entrepreneurship program. She has also benefited from the services of the... https://www.fvtc.edu/news/story/dia-thao-a-story-of-financial-success

For Sale Sign Goes Up on…

Students in the Residential Construction program at Fox Valley Tech recently put the finishing touches on their latest... https://www.fvtc.edu/news/story/for-sale-sign-goes-up-on-student-built-house

Celebrating Dr. Susan May: Q and A

As Dr. May prepares to retire, she shares some defining moments of her career in this Q&A. https://www.fvtc.edu/news/story/celebrating-dr-susan-may-q-and-a