WISCONSIN COUNCIL FOR THE SOCIAL STUDIES
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      • Social Studies Teacher of the Year
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This year our conference theme is focused on ensuring that educators will be able to access professional development and resources that will facilitate opportunities for students to access diverse perspectives on our shared histories, civic identities and what it means to belong in the Badger state. The logo was designed to encompass every language spoken in Wisconsin. As our nation and our state experience division, our goal as educators is to bring people together so we can all connect through the power of shared stories and experiences.
We are many voices, but we are ONE WISCONSIN!
​WCSS 2023 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Many Voices, One Wisconsin

"Diverse Perspectives on Histories, Citizenship, and Belonging"

Madison Concourse Hotel  1 W Dayton St, Madison, WI 53703
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Friday, March 10-Sunday, March 12, 2023
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ABOUT WCSS

The Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies (WCSS) is a professional organization of social studies teachers. Its goals are to improve social studies teaching, develop the professional interests of social studies instructors, and cooperate with other organizations working for a better social understanding in the state, nation, and world. WCSS provides professional development opportunities, publications, and service to Wisconsin teachers. As an affiliate of the National Council for the Social Studies, WCSS is the professional organization for social educators in Wisconsin.​

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  • Conference Info
    • Presenter Information
    • 2023 Conference Info
    • Conference Schedule
    • Look Who's Presenting!
    • Exhibitor Information
    • Past Conference Shared Documents
  • PD
    • Upcoming Workshops
  • Member Info
    • JOIN WCSS
    • Awards & Scholarships >
      • Social Studies Teacher of the Year
      • Global Citizenship Award
      • Civil Liberties/Rights in Teaching Award
      • First Time Conference Attendee Scholarship
      • BIPOC Scholarship
      • Student Award
      • Mini Grants
      • Snavely/Michalko Award
      • Past Teacher of the Year
      • Past Global Citizenship Awards
      • Past Civil Rights/Liberties Recipients
    • Join the Board
  • Mission + Board
    • 2023 Board Election Candidates
    • Current WCSS Board
  • Advocacy
  • Contact
  • Teacher Resources
  • American Indian Studies Resources