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CALS in the News – Oct. 18-22, 2010
In the news…
Cheryl Skjolaas is part of team that wins Extension Chancellor’s Award for Excellence
Creating more than a dozen intentional manure spills may not seem like a good way to protect Wisconsin’s water resources. Yet this innovative approach to […]
Forum will offer update on sustainability efforts across campus – Oct. 28
This past spring, Provost Paul DeLuca and Vice Chancellor Darrell Bazzell charged an 18-member task force of students, faculty, and staff to develop a report […]
Time to nominate for Academic Staff Excellence Awards
I am pleased to announce the 20th year of the UW-Madison Academic Staff Excellence Awards. This year we will honor nine extraordinary people for achievement […]
Copyright on Campus: An Overview
Copyright on Campus 1: An Overview Tuesday, November 9, 2010 9:30-11:00 Memorial Library, 728nState Street, Room 126 SUMMARY + Overview of Copyright (UW policy, ownership, […]
Nov. 10 Roundtable: Men’s role in childbirth
Please join your colleagues and friends for an enjoyable lunch, listening, and learning at the University Roundtable, a university tradition since 1948. Featured speakers at […]
Call For Proposals: Support Grants For Racial And Ethnic Studies
Four categories of grant support are being made available by the UW System Institute on Race and Ethnicity for implementation during the 2011-12 fiscal year […]
Brownbag lecture: The role of hunting in conservation movements
Brown Bag Lecture: Exploring the Role of Hunting in the U.S. and Wisconsin Conservation Movements Wednesday, November 17 12:00pm-1:00pm 360 Science Hall This presentation by […]
Invitation to art exhibit
Dan Gianoloa and Graciela Margall-Gianola invite you to an exhibit of Graciela’s art work at the Health Sciences Learning Center (750 Highland Avenue), adjacent to […]
Food scientist John Lucey explains “immortal hamburger” phenomenon on CNN
Ever wonder how long a Happy Meal would last sitting on a shelf? Apparently lots of people have, including a photographer who recently decided to document the decline of a McDonald’s burger and fries over the course of six months, posting all of the photos online.