Category: People and Departments
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Posted on August 26, 2010
Webcast: Microbiological Public Health Issues in the Yahara Lakes
Jon Standridge, retired WSLH water microbiology supervisor, shares his stories of growing up on Madison’s lakes and discusses the public health issues facing these beautiful […]
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Posted on August 25, 2010
Gary Brown named director of campus Lakeshore Nature Preserve
Gary Brown, director of campus planning and landscape architecture at Facilities Planning and Management, has been named director of the university’s Lakeshore Nature Preserve. Brown […]
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Presentation on academic integrity Aug. 27
The Student Assistance and Judicial Affairs Office invites faculty and staff to a presentation on academic integrity on Friday, Aug. 27. The presentation examines how […]
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Posted on August 22, 2010
In memoriam: Jane Knowles
Jane Marie Boyle Knowles, who had a long and distinguished career as an administrator in the College of Agricultural and Life Science, died of pneumonia […]
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Barn dance offers great music, food and art and a chance to support some great work
For the second year, a coalition of groups called Partnering for Progress is holding an old-fashioned barn dance on a historic, working dairy farm to […]
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Scott Rankin, Senior Associate Dean candidate, will speak on Aug. 27
The committee screening for the position of CALS Senior Associate Dean has scheduled a series of meetings with Scott Rankin, who is a candidate for […]
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Posted on August 19, 2010
Tribal Water Resources Summit – Oct. 28-29 in Keshena
An upcoming two-day summit aims to strengthen relationships between tribes, tribal colleges and state higher education institutions throughout the Great Lakes region. The Great Lakes […]
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Posted on August 16, 2010
Tractor fuel efficiency among topics at Agronomy/Soils field day Aug. 25 at Arlington
With fuel costs continuing to grind away at the bottom line, finding ways to improve fuel management make as much sense for the person growing […]
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Cube-shaped fruit and a whole lot more: Urban Horticulture field day Saturday at West Madison
Ever wish you could grow cube-shaped fruit? Here’s your chance to learn how. Experts will be on hand at the Urban Horticultural Field Day on […]
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The Beet Goes On — Irwin Goldman presents Weds. Nite @ the Lab Aug. 18
The Beet Goes On: Health, Nutrition, and Social Justice from an Underappreciated Root Vegetable — Professor Irwin Goldman, Department of Horticulture speaks at August 18 […]