Professional Learning and Community Education (PLACE) serves as a bridge between the University of Wisconsin School of Education and the community, embodying the Wisconsin Idea. We draw upon the vast research and resources of the University of Wisconsin to address the needs of the community through quality learning opportunities, meaningful consultation, and robust collaboration.
Through courses in education, health, and the arts; as well as conferences and workshops, we provide lifelong learners with opportunities to increase their academic growth, professional development, and personal fulfillment.
Initiatives & Resources
ADULT PROGRAMS AND ONLINE COURSES
We hold symposiums on college readiness, conferences on politics in the classroom, courses on student-centered coaching, and summer writing institutes that honor voices of teachers at the center.
Youth Programs
We work with aspiring writers of all ages in supportive and creative environments. Our programs provide youth with the opportunity to use writing as a way to raise awareness, create change, and celebrate their work!
CONFERENCE AND EVENT PLANNING SERVICES
PLACE provides conference and event planning support to School of Education departments. We have an experienced staff of program managers and event planners to handle all of the behind the scenes logistics to ensure that your event is a success!
Partnerships
PLACE seeks to create mutually beneficial interactions in order to share knowledge, resources, and expertise. Through sustainable partnerships, PLACE brings leadership, expertise, and respect to constituents.
K-12 Professional Learning Programs
Programs for aspiring and practicing K-12 classroom teachers, administrators, school and district leaders, and community members who work with youth.
Arts Professional Learning Programs
Programs for art-makers, including youth, adults, and educators.
Health Professional Learning Programs
Explore our programming for fitness instructors and athletic staff.
Online Courses
Online learning opportunities with engaging topics and relevant curriculum. Earn UW–Madison credit or professional development hours.
Youth Programs
We work with aspiring writers of all ages in supportive and creative environments. Our programs provide youth with the opportunity to use writing as a way to raise awareness, create change, and celebrate their work!
Get In Touch
Office
UW–Madison School of Education
PLACE
Teacher Education Building
225 N. Mills Street – Suite 264 Madison, WI, 53706
Events
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