Bloomsburg Alumna Dedicates Retirement to Mentoring Future Educators

Dr. Anne Shaloka Wilson, a 1979 graduate of Bloomsburg, has focused her retirement on contributing to her alma mater. Following her career as a school district superintendent in Massachusetts, Wilson now engages with current students to share her experiences. Her education career started at Bloomsburg, where she developed a strong foundation in math education through coursework and teaching practice.

Wilson values the education she received at Bloomsburg and stays involved with the school. She served as an alumni panelist at the 2024 CATCH Conference, aiming to influence and inspire future educators. She discussed the evolving teaching methods and the need for educators to adapt to new standards.

At the conference, Wilson highlighted the excellent preparation Bloomsburg provides for educators. She credited her experiences at the university with building her confidence and skills, which supported her throughout her career. Her story illustrates the significant impact of a solid educational foundation on career success.

Wilson, along with her husband Charlie, also a 1979 Bloomsburg graduate, actively seeks ways to support and mentor current students. They aim to continue the tradition of high-quality education at Bloomsburg for future educators.

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