Category: People and Departments
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Posted on April 12, 2010
CALS coffee hour and open office begins 8:30 a.m. on April 13
A reminder of the CALS Coffee scheduled for Tuesday, April 13 from 8:30 – 9:30, Room 140 Agricultural Hall. This is also followed by CALS […]
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Posted on April 10, 2010
James Ntambi to receive campus distinguished teaching award
James Ntambi, professor of biochemistry and nutritional sciences, is one of ten UW-Madison faculty members who will receive 2010 distinguished teaching awards. He will receive […]
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Posted on April 9, 2010
Reminder: Report outside activities by April 30
This is a reminder to those who have not yet completed their 2010 Outside Activities Report (OAR) that the April 30 deadline is rapidly approaching. […]
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George McGovern speaks on Food Policy in 21st Century at April 23 food summit
George McGovern, former presidential candidate, U.S. senator and a leader in efforts to combat world hunger, will present the keynote address at the Day on […]
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Share your sustainability ideas and efforts at April 27 campus-wide retreat
Please join us at a campus-wide Sustainability Retreat on April 27th (8am-12pm, Great Hall, Memorial Union) to help UW-Madison prepare for a sustainable future. Your […]
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Richard Vierstra named Peloquin Professor of Genetics
Richard Vierstra, Professor of Genetics, has been appointed as the Stanley J. Peloquin Professor of Genetics. Funding for the professorship comes from the Wisconsin Alumni […]
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Help honor CALS 2010 faculty/staff award recipients on April 28
Congratulations to the recipients of the College’s 2010 faculty and staff awards. All faculty and staff are invited to attend a ceremony to recognize their […]
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Posted on April 8, 2010
Sean Carroll named Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s VP for Science Education
On April 7, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute announced that CALS geneticist Sean Carroll will become the Institute’s vice president for science education. Carroll will […]
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Posted on April 6, 2010
D.C. Smith Lecture: We’ve mapped the soybean genome. Now what?
D.C. Smith Memorial Lecture – Department of Agronomy Title: “So We Mapped the Soybean Genome… Now What the Double Helix Do We Do” Dr Scott […]
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Posted on April 4, 2010
Ron Seely honored at American Chemical Society annual meeting
Ron Seely, senior lecturer, life sciences communication, was awarded the American Chemical Society’s Grady-Stack award at the ACS meeting in San Francisco on March 23. […]