SOMERS — The University of Wisconsin-Parkside inaugurated Lynn D. Akey as the university’s seventh chancellor Thursday evening.
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IN PHOTOS AND VIDEO: UW-Parkside joins state partnership to help inmates succeed
UWP - WORKFORCE INNOVATION GRANT
Anny Morrobel-Sosa, UW System vice president for academic and student affairs, speaks during a press conference on campus Wednesday announcing a project funded through a Workforce Innovation Grant that will draw on regional partnerships to teach employable skills to incarcerated students while and work to reduce racial disparities in education, income and incarceration.
UWP - WORKFORCE INNOVATION GRANT
Anny Morrobel-Sosa, UW System vice president for academic and student affairs, speaks during a press conference on campus Wednesday announcing a project funded through a Workforce Innovation Grant that will draw on regional partnerships to teach employable skills to incarcerated students while and work to reduce racial disparities in education, income and incarceration.
UWP - WORKFORCE INNOVATION GRANT
Wisconsin Department of Corrections Secretary Kevin Carr speaks during a press conference Wednesday at UW-Parkside announcing a project funded through a Workforce Innovation Grant that will draw on regional partnerships to teach employable skills to incarcerated students and work to reduce racial disparities in education, income and incarceration.
UWP - WORKFORCE INNOVATION GRANT
UW-Parkside Chancellor Debbie Ford speaks during a press conference on campus Wednesday announcing a project funded through a Workforce Innovation Grant that will draw on regional partnerships to teach employable skills to incarcerated students and work to reduce racial disparities in education, income and incarceration.
UWP - WORKFORCE INNOVATION GRANT
UW-Parkside Chancellor Debbie Ford speaks during a press conference on campus Wednesday announcing a project funded through a Workforce Innovation Grant that will draw on regional partnerships to teach employable skills to incarcerated students and work to reduce racial disparities in education, income and incarceration.
UWP - WORKFORCE INNOVATION GRANT
UW-Parkside Communications Professor Jonathan Shailor, center, stands to be recognized during a press conference on campus Wednesday, announcing a project funded through a Workforce Innovation Grant that will draw on regional partnerships to teach employable skills to incarcerated students and work to reduce racial disparities in education, income and incarceration. Shailor has led the Shakespeare Project at the Racine Correctional Institute since the 1990s, a partnership between Parkside and the Racine prison which provides a chance for inmates to study and perform the works of William Shakespeare.
UWP - WORKFORCE INNOVATION GRANT
Anny Morrobel-Sosa, UW System vice president for academic and student affairs, speaks during a press conference on campus Wednesday announcing a project funded through a Workforce Innovation Grant that will draw on regional partnerships to teach employable skills to incarcerated students while and work to reduce racial disparities in education, income and incarceration.
