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Ask the Students! Applying Classroom Learning
“Ask the Students” is a simple concept that we are bringing to the Adult & Graduate Studies blog and newsletter in an attempt to engage and understand our WLC adult students.
Personal and Career Growth – Social Media and Online Marketing
“The ‘Social Media and Online Marketing’ course helped me develop the necessary skills to improve my company’s social media tactics. I am now the administrator of my company’s social media accounts and campaigns.” – Donald
Certified Financial Planner™ (CFP®) Program
We are pleased to announce the upcoming launch of a new Certified Financial Planner™ program at Wisconsin Lutheran College. The program has been approved by the CFP Board and is designed to effectively prepare students for the CFP® Exam.
The Juice is Worth the Squeeze!
Dave Schmitz, an accelerated degree completion student, explains why, in his own words, “the juice was worth the squeeze a million times over.”
Accelerated Degree Completion for Adult Students
In this video, Paul Eggers and Nikki Wilson, enrollment advisors at Wisconsin Lutheran College, address the common questions adult students consider when deciding to return to school.
Google Education Summit (July 2012) Presenters
The Google Education Summit is designed for educators seeking to develop 21st century skills. Attendees receive a Chromebook and explore new educational technologies with renowned presenters in the field of digital education.
Reverse Mentoring – Shared Learning
When we were approached to kick off the reverse mentoring pilot program, we didn’t know what to expect, but Nicole and I were excited to represent Wisconsin Lutheran College (WLC), and honored to have been chosen to lead the way with several other students.
WLC Degree Completion Students: The Support of Family and Friends
In this video, students share the impact of having the understanding and support of their family and friends as they seek to complete their bachelor’s degree.
iPad in Education Course Alumni Share Their Favorite iPad Apps
Our iPad in Education course alumni share with us their favorite classroom iPad apps.
iPad in Education: With Latest Announcement, Apple Seeks to Reinvent Education
Last week, Apple announced a new vision for the future of education. The announcement featured several new educational tools designed to revolutionize classroom learning. In Wisconsin Lutheran College’s “iPad in Education” course, educators have the opportunity to develop 21st century skills, while discovering Apple’s new educational tools, including iBooks 2, iBooks Author, and iTunes U.
As Tom Zembruski celebrates the one year anniversary of his graduation from Wisconsin Lutheran College, earning his bachelor’s degree in Business Management and Leadership, he also celebrates a promotion as he transitions into a leadership role in his company, Air Products and Chemicals.
“Ask the Students” is a simple concept that we are bringing to the Adult & Graduate Studies blog in an attempt to engage and understand our Wisconsin Lutheran College adult students.
Jan, an accelerated degree completion student at Wisconsin Lutheran College, is this month’s featured Adult & Graduate Studies Ambassador.
“Ask the Students” is a simple concept that we are bringing to the Adult & Graduate Studies blog and newsletter in an attempt to engage and understand our WLC adult students.
Between June 17 and 21, 2013, educators attending the second annual Google Education Summit can focus on enhancing teaching skills through the development of dynamic, media-rich, and interactive Google projects.
A recent ‘iPad for Parents’ session, offered by the Instructional Design Center at Wisconsin Lutheran College, was designed for anyone interested in learning more about mobile technology and understanding a few of the tools that schools are implementing on a large scale with students.
The rise of online learning isn’t slowing down, which is why it’s important for educators to be properly equipped to bring their classroom into the 21st century and make a positive difference in student achievement.
Taking the iPad for Business and Collaboration course opened my eyes to the incredible possibilities of the mobile environment within any business setting.
This Thanksgiving, Jim Brandt, vice president of adult & graduate studies, reflects on an incredible timeline of blessings for the College of Adult & Graduate Studies at Wisconsin Lutheran College.
“The ‘Social Media and Online Marketing’ course helped me develop the necessary skills to improve my company’s social media tactics. I am now the administrator of my company’s social media accounts and campaigns.” – Donald