Giving Back by Teaching
In the Department for Lifelong Learning, alumni pass along their knowledge to children and adults.
Posts Tagged ‘teaching’
History Makers: Thelma Biele Corey ’37
How one of Wagner’s first female graduates fought for her education and became a special education pioneer.
Gentleness and Grit
Carin Guarasci’s soft-spoken manner, determination, and sense of mission have benefited the College in many ways.
Five Facets of Leadership
We examine President Richard Guarasci’s contributions in the 21 years since he joined the Wagner community.
Diversity and Dialogue
New and revamped programs train leaders in higher education and adolescent education, offering excellent value and hands-on experience.
How Globalization Changes the Role of Teachers
Professor Lori Weintrob has edited a book that calls for teachers to be advocates.
Noteworthy Alumni Books of 2016
Principal Nadia Lopez ’98 H’16 writes about education; former journalist Norman Black ’60 M’73 collects Korean War combat stories.
NYC’s Storyteller Coming to Wagner
‘Humans of New York’ creator Brandon Stanton will speak at commencement, along with a Wagner-educated school principal.
Teaching Spanish Through ‘Portraits’: Video
Two Wagner professors have published a new kind of language textbook, drawing on art and literature.
On the Move
Wagnerians receive prestigious Fulbright awards for international study and teaching.