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No CALS coffee hour on Jan. 19
The CALS morning break scheduled for Jan. 19 will not be held.
Nominate for 2011 USDA awards for Excellence in University Teaching in the Food and Agricultural Sciences
It’s time to begin nomination selection and submission procedures for the 2011 USDA National Awards Program for Excellence in University Teaching in the Food and […]
A chance to reflect on the legacy of the Peace Corps in Africa
African Studies is hosting the event Peace Corps and Africa at the Memorial Union March 24-26, 2011. We are looking for more avenues to publicize […]
Carrie Laboski honor by Wisconsin Crop Production Association
Carrie Laboski, Soil Science, has received the Education Award from the Wisconsin Crop Production Association at their recent WI Crop Management Conference. The award is […]
Help promote the “10 Days of Career Services” through January 28
In preparation for the Spring Career and Internship Fair on January 25 – CALS Career Services is proud to host the 10 Days of Career […]
January 25 – Spring Career & Internship Fair
Attention CALS Advisors, Students and Alumni— Don’t miss another exciting opportunity to connect with over 140 employers from across all CALS disciplines and beyond! Make […]
Badger Crops Club awarded DOW Aid to Education grant
As the Fall semester came to a close, the newly reinstated Badger Crops Club got some big news! They received a $3,000 gift from the […]
CALS students learn about leadership
During the weekend of January 14—16, a group of CALS students traveled to Camp Waubeek for the annual CALS Leadership Retreat. At the retreat, students […]
Research computing at UW‐Madison ‐‐ A brainstorming session
Friday January 28th, 2011, 9:00‐11:50 Ebling Symposium Center Microbial Sciences Building, sponsored by the Information Technology Cmte (shared governance), the Office of the CIO, and […]
A quarter-century of reporting the status of Wisconsin agriculture
Be careful what you take on, because sometimes “short-term” projects last a little longer than you think. In January 1986, a group of CALS ag […]