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Cookies with the Collective

February 18th — 10am

Black Cultural Center, Red Gym

Dr. Marcelle Haddix is the dean of UW–Madison’s No. 1 ranked School of Education. During her tenure as dean, Haddix has championed a “One School” vision that unites the School’s 10 departments across the arts, education, and health with a shared commitment to collaboration, growth, and community engagement. Haddix is a leading scholar in literacy and teacher education, with a particular focus on the experiences of students and teachers of color. Her award-winning book is titled,

“Cultivating Racial and Linguistic Diversity in Literacy Teacher Education: Teachers Like Me.”

Prior to arriving at UW–Madison, Dean Haddix spent 16 years in numerous leadership positions at Syracuse University, including most recently as associate provost for strategic initiatives. She is passionate about art, theater, and dance, and oversaw campuswide arts and humanities affiliates and programs during her tenure at Syracuse University. She is also a 500-hour-trained yoga instructor and reproductive health doula.

She received her bachelor’s degree from Drake University, master’s degree from Cardinal Stritch University, and doctoral degree from Boston College.

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