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How is AI shaping the future of learning? Hear from UWSP students as they share their research and experiences with technology in education. “Touchpoints: Future Teachers Discuss Education’s Digital Future” is your chance to ask questions, explore ideas, and be part of the discussion on what’s next for classrooms and beyond. When: Wednesday, Feb. 12, at 1 p.m. Where: CPS 329 Free admission + refreshments, but we do ask for you to register for the event here Free admission + refreshments, but we do ask for you to register for the event here  https://forms.office.com/r/3nuZu4XEnM Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with fellow students and gain new insights into the future of education.

As we honor Black History Month this February, we recognize the 2025 theme: African Americans and Labor . This theme highlights the profound impact of Black workers—whether free or unfree, skilled or unskilled, vocational or voluntary—on history, culture, and social change. From the agricultural labor of enslaved Africans to debates among Black educators on vocational training, from entrepreneurship to labor organizing, the contributions of African Americans have been transformational. At the UWSP Main Campus Library , we’re celebrating with a featured display (CCC 130) showcasing books about African Americans and labor, as well as works by Black authors, highlighting the essential roles Black workers have played throughout history. Beyond the display, we invite you to explore our e-resources , including: 📖 Black History Month Research Guide 📚 JSTOR Editors’ Picks 🎬 Films on Demand Curated Collection 📺 Kanopy Streaming Videos – BHM Collection Later this month, stay tuned for a spe...