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After Beloit
While many become classroom teachers, not all majors and minors do. There are many possibilities.
Students choose to pursue a broad range of interests related to education: international education, administration, school counseling or psychology, social work, environmental education, art or music therapy, early childhood education, teaching English abroad, social justice advocacy, youth development programs, sports education/management, and more.
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Enriching Opportunity for Special Education Teachers in Wisconsin
Explore more about the UW-SET program through Ana’s lens.
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Intersectionalities: Building a Shared Future
The 23rd annual residency of the Weissberg Chair in Human Rights and Social Justice begins in the last week of March 2023.
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To our community with gratitude
While we are grateful for all of our alumni, we wanted to take time to specifically recognize the EDYS alumni in our community – those who came to Beloit for an education but have committed to giving back to this community beyond their years on campus.
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Dear Future Teachers
Alumni Lucy Gray shares wise professional advice to education students during a visit for Beloiter Days weekend.
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Vested in art, education, and community
Washington, D.C., native María Aschenbrener’21 has been an artist for much of her life, focusing on ceramics and fabric art during her time at Beloit. Just a few months after completing her 9th semester, she landed a dream job at the Denver Art Museum. Her passions for art and community grew at Beloit and have made the Denver art scene…
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