Photo gallery Research in the Rotunda
UW-Madison students and Chancellor Rebecca Blank pose for a picture after the chancellor's visit to students who participated in the 14th Annual Research in the Rotunda — an event that showcases the work of UW undergraduates at the Capitol Rotunda in Madison. Photo by: Hyunsoo Léo Kim
UW-Madison student Emily Burg chats with Chancellor Rebecca Blank about Burg's research. Photo by: Hyunsoo Léo Kim
Chancellor Rebecca Blank listens to an explanation of the research "Implications of Prescription Drug Misuse During Midlife for Personal and Relationship Health and Well-being" from Lane Steinhaus, (center) and Molly Malone, (right). Photo by: Hyunsoo Léo Kim
Chancellor Rebecca Blank presents a certificate to student Cory Washington. Photo by: Hyunsoo Léo Kim
Chancellor Rebecca Blank asks a question to student presenter Cory Washington. Photo by: Hyunsoo Léo Kim
Chancellor Rebecca Blank listens to an explanation from Jarjieh Fang (center) and Swetha Saseedhar (right) of their research "Harnessing Community Ownership and Engagement to Reduce Local Poverty." Photo by: Hyunsoo Léo Kim
Chancellor Rebecca Blank laughs with student Lena Law at the 14th Annual Research in the Rotunda at the state Capitol. Photo by: Hyunsoo Léo Kim
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