DCS Staff
Chancellor Mnookin visits Continuing Studies to hear the value of lifelong learning
Continuing Studies staff and faculty were honored to host the chancellor for a few hours to discuss opportunities, priorities and challenges at the division.
Continuing Studies welcomes Dr. Nidia Bañuelos to faculty
A Q&A with UW–Madison’s new assistant professor of adult, continuing and higher education.
Noncredit language students bond in Italian 3 class
A cadre of dedicated Italian language students hungry for more in-depth study lobbied UW–Madison Continuing Studies to revive a class that had been shelved for…
$1.8 million grant to shed light on quality, access and equity of college internships
A grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will enable a team of education researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison to study college internships…
UW-Madison hosts online course in Spanish for Uruguayan university: How to teach 21st century skills
UW-Madison hosts online course in Spanish for Uruguayan university: How to teach 21st century skills
Demand is growing around the globe for college graduates with 21st century skills like teamwork and critical thinking. After an instructor at a university in…
Adult students inspire with their aspirations and achievements
UW-Madison’s outstanding adult students were honored with scholarships and awards at a ceremony on April 23, 2019. Their stories of resilience and determination are the embodiment of the Wisconsin Idea.
Certificate in online learning helps professor meet student needs
Lynne Prost, a faculty associate in the UW-Madison department of biochemistry, used a university professional development grant to complete the 16-week Professional Certificate in Online Education and build her expertise in online teaching.
Badger Herald: UW summer programs help first-year students transition
UW-Madison’s Summer Term programs allows incoming first-years to get oriented to the college experience, as reported in the Badger Herald.
Faculty learn to teach essential workforce skills in online course
UW-Madison offers an online certificate where educators learn how to teach skills, like teamwork and communication, that employers demand.
BSN@Home helps 55-year-old student earn her nursing degree
“I love to learn, and I felt the four-year degree would make me a more well-rounded person,” says recent graduate JoAnn Brink.
BSN@Home recognized for innovation in nursing education
Demand is growing for nurses with a bachelor’s degree.