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Federal Funding Opportunities
Federal funding opportunities from the week of November 18th — 22nd DOE Climate and Earth System Modeling: SciDAC and Climate Variability and Change Plant Feedstock […]
Save the date: All-College Meeting set for Dec. 17
Mark your calendars for an important all-college meeting on Tuesday, December 17 from 3:00-4:30 p.m. in Varsity Hall, Union South. The goal of the meeting […]
Applications for the Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research (CPBR)
Each year, the CPBR Research Grants Competition generates some interest from CALS researchers. The Research Division requests that any CALS investigator who is considering submitting […]
CALS in the News for the Week of November 16-22
In the News: Philanthropy blooms from rose’s success Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 11/17/2013 Quoted: Will Radler, alumnus, Landscape Architecture Thankful for affordable turkey Wisconsin Radio Network […]
Biology major update: New offices, new structure, expanded advising team
The UW-Madison biology major is operating under a new administrative structure, in a new location, with additional staff and a new website. Biology is the most popular […]
Forestry Club’s Christmas Tree Sale – Dec. 6–8 in Stock Pavilion
The UW Forestry Club will be holding their annual Christmas Tree Sale in the UW Stock Pavilion Dec. 6–8 (the weekend after the weekend after […]
Post-game on Tuesday: Big Ten Network features CALS students
Students in CALS’ dairy and food science programs will feature prominently in the Big Ten Network’s Forward Motion show on Tuesday, Nov. 19. The show–which […]
An ag education without borders
More UW-Madison students are preparing for life at the cutting edge of agriculture, from international markets to alternative production methods. With funding from the Madison Initiative […]
Nominate a great advisor
The UW–Madison Office of Undergraduate Advising (OUA) is accepting nominations through Friday, Dec. 20 for its annual awards, recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions to advising […]
Why our campus is so foxy
Accounts of foxes on campus have been circulating for weeks. Wildlife ecologist Jonathan Pauli offers his take (excerpted from a story by Chris Barncard of […]