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Employee Matters
Annual Fall Enrollments — Health Insurance Dual Choice and Employee Reimbursement Accounts
Student fee system upheld
The 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on Oct. 1 upheld the constitutionality of UW's mandatory student fee system.
For the Record
Grants and Fellowships Lectures Committee Proposals The Lectures Committee solicits applications from departments, academic programs and registered student organizations for support…
Calendar Highlights
Quintet marks 30 years Wisconsin Brass Quintet celebrates its 30th anniversary this season by performing four concerts on campus and hosting several touring…
Milestones
Appointments Ray Aldag, professor, management and human resources, is the new deputy dean of the Academy of Management Fellows. He was named…
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Learning, friendship abound at language tables
Nouns and verbs take on flesh and bone at UW–Madison language tables. At least 15 conversation groups meet regularly this semester, giving students a chance to apply words and grammar learned in class.
Wisconsin Singers: 35 entertaining years
The Wisconsin Singers, the nation's premier collegiate song- and-dance group, will perform 35th Anniversary On Campus shows at the Wisconsin Union Theater at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, and Saturday, Nov. 9.
Scientist spans cultures, scientific disciplines
Nita Sahai, an assistant professor in geochemistry, who grew up in Bombay, India, has been performing a balancing act between two cultural identities among three scientific disciplines ever since arriving at UW–Madison two years ago.
Sightings
Four chairs, waiting Life moves on for some — yet has stopped forever for others, as symbolized by these four empty…
Native Wisconsin peoples to explore ‘many wisdoms’
There are easily as many ways to learn and teach as there are subjects. American Indian students, faculty and staff at UW–Madison are exploring how higher education might use lesser-known avenues to wisdom at a symposium in Madison, Thursday and Friday, Oct. 17 and 18.
Run to benefit public-interest law
The 13th annual 5K fun run/walk, Race Judicata, sponsored by the UW Law School's Public Interest Law Foundation, will be Saturday, Oct. 26. The event raises funds to support law students who do public-interest legal work for low-income and underrepresented communities.
WAA honors physicist Durand
The Wisconsin Alumni Association will honor physics professor Bernice Durand with the Faculty and Staff Recognition Award at its Cabinet 99 Symposium of Nov. 8-9. Criteria for the award include outstanding contributions to the university in research, teaching, outreach or service; a commitment to increasing opportunities for women; and a reputation for leadership, tenacity and courage.
Conference to explore theology in the globalized world
A conference that will explore theologically influenced state policies will be held on campus Oct. 11-12.
Conference celebrates 75th anniversary of Experimental College
Five alumni of UW–Madison's original Experimental College will join nationally known scholars and UW–Madison faculty, administrators and students Oct. 10-11 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the influential forerunner of today's learning communities.
Dance Program presents alumni and world dance concert
A concert of cultural fusion showcasing dance from around the world will be presented by the UW Dance Program on Friday, Oct. 11, at 8 p.m. in the Margaret H'Doubler Performance Space, Lathrop Hall, 1050 University Ave.
Geodes focus of museum exhibit
Geodes, those dazzling, colorful crystalline rocks prized by children and adult collectors alike, are the focus of a special exhibit during October at the UW–Madison Geology Museum.
Gross discusses reading’s physical aspects
Reading includes not only the intellectual process of absorbing ormation, but first and foremost, the physical act of handling books - or any texts. Sabine Gross, professor of German at UW–Madison, will discuss the physical aspects of reading in her lecture and demonstration, "Made for Human Eyes and Hands: The 'Technology' of the Book," at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 12, at the Wisconsin Historical Society Auditorium, 818 State St.
SWAP fires up online auction site
The Surplus With A Purpose program (SWAP) recently launched its new online auction site.