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Engineering, technology professor researches impact of AI on students’ creativity, problem-solving

Future engineers use Meshy software for AI rapid prototyping of kindergartens’ ideal toys

Luminary Alumni Award: Howard Lee (’68, ’69)

‘Everyone can make a difference. Just make the time and do it. As long as I can volunteer, I will continue.’

Distinguished Alumni Award: Joseph G. Rossmeier (’65)

‘My experiences allowed me to help institutions achieve their mission of improving the success of their students.’

Not so terrible, after all – 2‑year‑olds just want to be independent

Professor Lindsay Barnhart deciphers what 'tantrums' really say about children, and what we might be missing.

From Norway to Wisconsin, children want to be social media influencers when they grow up

Professor Matt Simoneau investigates kids' global fascination with careers in social media

Construction camp introduces young students to careers, degree paths

Tour led by Boldt Company in Chippewa Falls gives campers a behind-the-scenes look at construction site

Inspiring Graduate: Kloie Potts, B.S. Family & Consumer Sciences Education

Shaping students’ futures through real-world applications

School of Education events help prepare future teachers, support educators’ well-being

�������� ��������. Teach Day for high schoolers on April 21; Early Childhood Education Conference is April 24-25

Alquist 3D partnership leads to industry-leading 3D concrete printing technology

University among first in Midwest to integrate concrete printing into polytechnic programs

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�������� marketing & business education majors organize on-campus DECA competition for high schoolers