Semester-long courses for beginners teach skills that can vastly improve an international trip: understanding basic directions, deciphering a weather report, and reserving a hotel room, to name a few. Students also develop cultural competency by exploring art, history, music, and customs.
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Chancellor Rebecca Blank reflects on the university’s new approach to summer.
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The university continues to think creatively about serving its audience.
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Accepting a big promotion is a no-brainer, but taking a pay cut is a different story. When should you consider it?
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This welcoming environment of Continuing Studies dance classes attracts a wide range of ages, skills, and body types. People who have never danced before learn beside seasoned dancers and those returning to the art form after a long absence.
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A PhD-level subject-matter expert will help learners customize their approach for health care professionals.
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The lectures are held in the Pyle Center, 702 Landon St., from 2-3 p.m.
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The award-winning works are part of WRAP’s juried state exhibition, which runs through Sept. 23 at the Center for the Visual Arts in Wausau.
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Jane Austen: Remembered and Revisited sheds new light on the incomparable English novelist with multidisciplinary lectures and courses.
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Instructors can participate along with instructional support staff as a team to address their unique challenges.
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Our Writing program’s literary magazine showcases emerging Midwestern voices.
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They improved their English, made new friends, and learned all about American college life.
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