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Why I Teach: Bob Benjamin

Seems like something is always spinning, shooting or bouncing in Bob Benjamin's classes. The physics professor isn't afraid to use props to bring difficult concepts to life.

Sure you get to play with toys, but make no mistake, Benjamin's classes are tough. He's quick to point out that hard work can be the most meaningful work, and knowledge gained in physics will serve you for life.

In this story, see how his work in the classroom and in the lab are changing the way we see science.

Why I Teach: Choton Basu

The idea of global education is very personal for Choton Basu. He grew up in India and came to appreciate the power of learning... and teaching as an MBA student in America.

These days, he shares his international experience as Director of the Global Business Resource Center. His goal is to help students understand their connection to the world.

In this story, hear why he doesn't care about grades but is passionate about learning.

Why I Teach: Elena Bertozzi

For Elena Bertozzi, play is serious stuff. That's why she's fascinated with computer game design. She believes playing with technology builds comfort that leads to mastery.

She says too many women are uncomfortable with technology and as a result, pass up powerful roles in our society. She's out to change that.

In this story, hear about the passion that drives her teaching.

GOOD FOR BUSINESS

A new way of doing business is coming to the UW-Whitewater campus. After two years of construction, the 41 million dollar College of Business and Economics building is nearly done.

In this story, get a behind-the-scenes tour as crews wrap up the final stage of construction. See how the Timothy J. Hyland Hall is designed to offer new opportunities to students and faculty.

Dance of Life

For some, dance isn't a profession or hobby, it's a way of life.

You see that kind of passion at the UW-Whitewater, where students are seriously committed to dance, even though it's not their major field of study.

In this story, see the dedication that has earned this program respect on a national stage.

PROUD TO BE PURPLE

The mascot... the fight song... the school cheer... traditions you'll find at any university. But for the first time this year, the UW-Whitewater started a new tradition -- honoring traditions.

In this story, see what happens when teachers, coaches and peer mentors lead hundreds of freshman through honored school traditions and help them start one of their own... to paint it purple!

RELENTLESS




Where others see obstacles, Justin Beaver sees opportunity. And that is what makes him an outstanding running back... poised to realize his long-time dream of playing in the NFL.

Once you hear his entire story, you realize Justin is much more than an impressive football player. Through a challenging childhood, Justin had two people he could count on, and that made all the difference. In this story, you'll see how his grandparents' relentless devotion helped a strong and stubborn young man defy the odds.

On this page, you can follow Justin's NFL adventure in his blog and learn more about the winning Warhawk Football program.


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