The Institute for Citizens & Scholars
16 Nov 2020
News
New U.S. Department of Education Strategy for Teacher Prep Reflects Woodrow Wilson Model
Emphasis on stronger teacher preparation, top candidates, university reform, diversity demonstrated by WW Teaching Fellowships in three states
Pickering Fellows for 2011 Named by Woodrow Wilson Foundation
U.S. State Department program supports preparation of future Foreign Service Officers
Woodrow Wilson Ohio Teaching Fellowship to Expand
Program Names First-Ever Class of Ohio Fellows; Scientists, Engineers, Top Grads to Teach in State’s High-Need Schools
Top-Quality Math and Science Teachers to Be Placed in Michigan’s Neediest Schools
Inaugural Class of Teaching Fellows to Help Prepare Nearly 20,000 Vulnerable Students for New Workforce
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellows Announced for 2011
Scientists, Engineers, Top Grads Tapped for Innovative Program to Teach in High-Need Indiana Schools
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Names Newcombe Fellows for 2011
Doctoral candidates working on religious and ethical values named in prestigious fellowship program
Foundation Awards Second Woodrow Wilson-Rockefeller Brothers Fund Fellowships for Aspiring Teachers of Color
The 25 WW-RBF Fellows chosen through a competitive selection process share a common commitment to community service
Moyerses Call for Civic Engagement, Access to Ideas at Woodrow Wilson Conferral of First “Public Intellectual” Award
Noted television journalist and political commentator Bill Moyers and Judith Davidson Moyers, president of their shared production company Public Affairs Television, jointly accepted the Woodrow Wilson Foundation’s first-ever Frank E. Taplin, Jr. Public Intellectual Award during a dinner at New York’s Colony Club on February 7, 2007.
