Physics research leads Lawrence junior Joseph Carpenter to being named a Goldwater Scholar
Lawrence University junior Joseph Carpenter has been awarded the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for his outstanding work in the fields of mathematics and physics. Carpenter, a double major in mathematics and physics, is the latest Lawrence student to receive this esteemed honor, following in the footsteps of past recipients.Carpenter's achievement comes as a result of his dedication to research and collaboration with his mentor, Doug Martin, associate professor of physics. Together, they have developed a research-grade optical microscope that allows for multi-color...
Literacy Committee Reviews Vendors and Data
The Oshkosh Area School District's literacy committee has been diligently working on developing a shared understanding of comprehensive curriculum and high-quality teaching and learning in literacy this spring. Comprised of teachers, coordinators, administrators, and community members, the committee is actively providing input and feedback as the district explores options and plans for a K-5 literacy curriculum pilot for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year.During the committee's third meeting on March 8th, presentations were made by three curriculum vendors: Amplify CKLA,...
West Celebrates Oshkosh Cultures Through Diversity Day Presentations
On Thursday, April 11, 2024, Oshkosh West High School hosted its annual Diversity Day, showcasing a variety of cultural presentations to promote understanding and appreciation of different backgrounds within the student body and the Oshkosh community.The event featured performances and insights from various cultural groups, including a traditional Japanese musical performance by Oshkosh Taiko, dances by the Hmong Dance Team and the K-Pop Club, and presentations from students hailing from countries like Pakistan, Tunisia, and Sierra Leone. Historical perspectives were also...
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Feedback Requested: AASD CTE Coordinator Seeks Input on Instructional Materials
The AASD CTE Coordinator is currently seeking feedback on instructional materials for their courses. According to the announcement, AASD staff members, students, parents, and residents are encouraged to examine and provide feedback on the recommended materials.In a statement, the AASD CTE Coordinator shared, "The feedback collected will be taken into consideration by the committee to determine the final list of instructional materials that will be recommended to the AASD Board of Education."The specific course and materials that feedback is requested for are as follows:...
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Busy Week for Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara: Bills Voted Out of Committee and Community Events
It was a busy week for Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara as she met with various organizations and successfully voted on bills in committee. Among the meetings she had were with Kwik Trip, Wisconsin Department of Transportation, DC Farm for Vets, Rayus Radiology, and Atlas Paper. These meetings allowed Senator Cabral-Guevara to stay connected with her constituents and address their concerns.One of the highlights of the week was the success of her "freedom of press" bill in the Assembly Committee on College and Universities. The bill received unanimous support, highlighting...
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Busy Week for Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara: Voting on Amendments and Meeting with Various Organizations
The Senate had a busy week as they voted on several constitutional amendments that will appear on the ballot in April. Additionally, executive appointments to various boards were confirmed. Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara also participated in important votes on bills and appointments related to mental health and universities.Among the highlights of the week were the meetings Senator Cabral-Guevara and her staff had with various organizations. She expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to meet with these groups, stating, "My staff and I were happy to meet with the...
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Analysis: Protasiewicz win on state top court could doom scholarships for 4,512 Outagamie County students
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Natalie Fordwor brings interdisciplinary lessons to kids’ TV show in Ghana
Natalie Fordwor ’12 is using all the academic skills she honed as an undergraduate at Lawrence University in her role as founder and host of The Wonderspaced Show, a creative and energetic children’s television program that launched last year in her home country of Ghana