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NSF grants bolster integrative graduate study
Twin grants from the National Science Foundation (NSF), coupled with matching institutional funds, will give a $6.8 million boost to innovative graduate study and research in global sustainability, development, and the environment at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
How a crop nutrition problem becomes an insect problem
Potassium-stressed soybean plants - with their telltale yellowed leaf edges - can harbor large numbers of soybean aphids, insidious pests that can cause millions of dollars in damage to Wisconsin crops.
Evjue grant provides opportunity for piano performance
A piano student's lot is a lonely one. They practice and perfect their instrument in solitude and usually perform only for the critical ears of their professors and peers. They rarely have the opportunity to perform before a lay audience or with other musicians, unlike members of an orchestra or choir.
Job prospects bright for UW–Madison graduates
Employment is certainly one of the top issues on the minds of University of Wisconsin–Madison students participating in this weekend's (May 12-14) commencement ceremonies. According to UW–Madison career and placement experts, graduates are entering a strong job market and generally finding success in their searches.
Howell named director of International Academic Programs
Robert B. Howell, professor of German, has been named director of International Academic Programs, within the Division of International Studies, following a national search.
Academic Staff Professional Development Grants awarded
Academic Staff Professional Development Grants for 2006-07 have been awarded to academic staff for conferences, training or other professional development projects occurring between July 1 and Dec. 31.
College of Engineering honors seven faculty, staff
The College of Engineering at the University of Wisconsin–Madison has honored seven faculty and staff members for their outstanding contributions in teaching, research and service. Chosen by a committee of their peers, award recipients each receive privately funded stipends and permanent recognition on a plaque in Engineering Hall.
Executive Education competition announced
The Professional Development and Recognition Committee of the Academic Staff Assembly has announced the 2006 Competition for Executive Education Courses.