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Conference promotes effective workplace dynamics
Managers and supervisors can improve their skills in leading employees, budgeting, managing change, and handling staff emotions during budget and staff reductions in a one-day conference Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the Pyle Center. Read More
Lectures explore public deliberation
The Center for Communication Research, a UW–Madison center whose purpose is to increase understanding of communication processes in a variety of socially significant contexts, will hold the second installment of its 'Deliberation and Democracy' speakers series at 4 p.m. Thursday in 4028 Vilas Hall, 821 University Ave. Read More
Seminar to help manufacturers do business with China
The Erdman Center for Manufacturing and Technology Management at the UW–Madison School of Business will present a daylong program on doing business in and with China. Read More
Waisman Center to mark 30 years
The Waisman Center will mark its 30th anniversary with a symposium featuring a series of internationally renowned researchers in areas of human development and developmental disability. Read More
Recent sightings
Arts Night Out! Musicians and a dancer perform “Eclipse Seasons” at the Wisconsin Union Theater Sept. 20 as part of… Read More
Cogen plant OK’d
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission approved Sept. 18 the West Campus Cogeneration Facility proposed for the 600 block of Walnut Street next to the existing heating plant. Read More
Molding a stronger plastics industry
One of the most important industries in Wisconsin is the plastics industry. In an effort to help this industry keep its competitive edge, UW–Madison, along with other institutions throughout the state, will work with Wisconsin plastics companies to drive innovative product development and enhance industrial competitiveness through technology transfer of new polymer materials, processes and tools. Read More
Is your child more likely to be injured?
Sure, children get hurt, but a new study shows why. Read More
Russian folk orchestra celebrates musical traditions
People yearning to play domras and balalaikas are invited to join the Russian Folk Orchestra. Read More
Latin@Heritage offers new perspectives on American issues
The students involved with Latin@ Heritage are providing an out-of-classroom learning experience so members of all cultures can broaden their perspective on the American experience, according to Eric Mata, an adviser at the Multicultural Student Center. Read More
System to hire consultant to examine salaries
The UW System issued a statement in response to the reaction to the Board of Regents Sept. 2 action on executive salaries. Read More
Choreographer to visit
American postmodernist choreographer and dancer Simone Forti will spend a week on campus as guest artist in residence in the Dance Program Oct. 5-11. Read More
Oct. 1 conference promotes effective workplace dynamics
Managers and supervisors can improve their skills in leading employees, budgeting, managing change, and handling staff emotions during budget and staff reductions in a one-day conference Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the Pyle Center. Read More
Career change workshop offered
People who are contemplating or have been thrust into employment changes can learn about resources and strategies for seeking different career directions at a Wisconsin Alumni Lifelong Learning workshop on Saturday, Oct. 4, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m., at the Pyle Center. Read More
Conference examines grade inflation
Academic standards and grade inflation will be the subject of a daylong conference on Saturday, Oct. 11, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Pyle Center. Read More
OCR announces free seminars on high-tech entrepreneurship
The Office of Corporate Relations announces four seminars on high-tech entrepreneurship for faculty and staff. Read More
WAA seeks award nominations
The Wisconsin Alumni Association seeks nominations for awards that honor professional achievement, civic leadership and service to UW–Madison. Read More
Winning the war on dust
Soil stabilization research that started in the sand country around the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences' Hancock Agricultural Research Station has found a lifesaving application in the deserts of Iraq and Kuwait. Read More
Memorial Union celebrates 75th anniversary
Since Memorial Union opened its doors on Oct. 5, 1928, it has served as a center of social, cultural, educational and recreational activities on the UW–Madison campus, as well as a cornerstone of the Madison community. The Wisconsin Union will honor that achievement, as well as many others, as part of its 75th anniversary celebration. Read More