Why Anthropology Is Important
Recently retired Professor Gordon McEwan, an expert on the Incas and their predecessors, helped students thrive in our multicultural world.
Posts Tagged ‘teaching’
Maria Giura ’90: The Book That Changed My Life
It opened my eyes to the lives of others, including those of my own family.
‘Involved and Supportive’
Jan Martin brings valuable expertise to the new presidential team.
Meet Wagner’s 19th President
Joel W. Martin is a leader who loves to learn and who approaches new situations with curiosity and respect.
One Class, Many Paths
In 2018, I checked in with a few students I had written about in 2007–11 and found out where their Wagner Plan education had led them.
A Language Teacher and Global Citizen
“Being [at Wagner] as a language major was a launching pad,” says Crescendo Smalls ’07 M’08.
How to Write a Great Play
Stanley Drama Award-winning playwright Ben Marshall teaches his craft at Wagner College.
Teaching As They Were Taught
Two Wagner Plan alumni have returned as faculty members.
‘We Have Found Our Family’
Wagner welcomes Joel W. Martin and his wife, Jan Martin. The Board of Trustees has announced his appointment as the next president of Wagner College.
New Books: Bila on Cell Phone Addiction, Lopez on the Future of Education
Alumnae author a memoir about recovering from cell phone addiction and a hope-filled template for schools today.