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UW-Stevens Point receives largest gift in school history - The Daily Cardinal
A former teacher and alumna left UW-Stevens Point the largest gift in the university’s 125-year history — $4.3 million to the UWSP Foundation for the School of Education. The money comes from the estate of Dorothea Harju and will create the Harju Center for Equity in Education, according to a press release. The center’s aim is to address educational inequities in Wisconsin, specifically through supporting diverse and first-generation elementary education teachers.
Students question budget deficit, reconstruction after UW-Stevens Point majors secure future - The Daily Cardinal
After more than a year of deliberation, UW-Stevens Point humanities majors will be saved from potential cuts — but at a cost. UW-Stevens Point Chancellor Bernie Patterson announced the university was able to keep the majors due to faculty retirements and resignations Wednesday, five months after announcing the official proposal — Point Forward — in November 2018.
UW System, American Indian tribes aim to increase enrollment, graduation rates - The Daily Cardinal
UW System officials and Wisconsin’s 12 Native Nation tribes are at the beginning of an effort to increase enrollment and improve graduation rates of indigenous students. The tribal consultation policy will provide the stepping stones to combat the lack of indigenous students pursuing degrees within the System.
Graduate assistants unsettled over rapid creation of policy handbook
A fast-moving draft of the newest policy book for teaching assistants, lecturers and other graduate-student staff is drawing concern from those it will affect. Graduate assistants from across campus joined together to raise grievances over the pace of the graduate assistants’ policy handbook drafting process, along with the extent student feedback will be utilized in it, at a public forum held Wednesday night.
Ahead of regents’ vote on free speech draft policy, students and legislators voice concern - The Daily Cardinal
The Board of Regents’ proposed free speech draft policy would harm students’ ability to express dissenting opinions on campus, state and campus leaders argued Thursday. Rep. Chris Taylor, D-Madison, and ASM’s Legislative Affairs Chair Kat Kerwin cited its strict punishment of counter-protesting and the legislation’s broad language as causes for concern. The conference comes after the regents’ policy draft was released earlier in the week.
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