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Call for proposals for DoIT technology support The Division of Information Technology is offering Engage “Adaptation” Awards. These awards will provide $800 and…
Milestones
Honored David Mladenoff, professor in the Department of Forest Ecology and Management, was awarded a Beers-Bascom professorship. The appointment lasts five years with…
Police arrest more than 400 during Halloween weekend
Despite an extensive planning effort, police were again forced to use pepper spray Sunday morning to disperse a crowd of rowdy Halloween revelers. Mayor Dave Cieslewicz suggested that additional community input was needed on whether the event could be safely staged again in the future.
Educator explores new ways to teach mathematics
A free, public address by Uri Treisman, professor of mathematics at the University of Texas at Austin, will highlight the School of Education’s celebration of American Education Week, Nov. 13-19.
Recent sightings
The seasons march on With a crunch and rustle, fallen leaves cover the ground as people stroll along a walkway…
WYSO Steenbock Fall Concerts pay tribute to area music teachers
Orchestras and ensembles of the School of Music’s Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra’s (WYSO) will combine forces to honor school music teachers at the WYSO 2005 Evelyn Steenbock Fall Concert series on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 12 and 13.
WUD Film Committee plans special event film
“Wis-Kino Fall Kabaret” is an international film movement that invites innovative people everywhere to make short films with limited budgets and time. The Kabaret is its autumn showcase and will include a selection of international Kino shorts. Organized by students on the Wisconsin Union Directorate Film Committee, the free event will be held at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 12, in the On Wisconsin Room at the Red Gym.
University unveils master plan
University officials are detailing a master plan that will guide development of the UW–Madison campus for the next 20 years.
Berquam makes a big place seem smaller
Lori Berquam has served as interim dean of students since July 1, working on issues as varied as the university’s response to students in crisis, the Madison Halloween celebration and parental involvement in cases of dangerous drinking by students. Berquam sat down with John Lucas of University Communications to talk about student affairs, serving as an “interim”and her goals for the remainder of the academic year. Part of the conversation follows.
Communicator finds global connections through music
Paul Baker, senior university relations specialist for the Wisconsin Center for Education Research, hosts the “Caravan”music program at WSUM, 91.7 FM, UW–Madison’s student radio station.
New York guest artists showcase work in fall faculty dance concert
Works by two New York-based guest artists — internationally renowned choreographer Bill Evans and Limón dancer/teacher Nina Watt — along with faculty artists Claudia Melrose and Jin-Wen Yu will be showcased in the fall faculty concert produced by the Dance Program.
‘W’ marked the spot at Homecoming 2005
This year’s UW–Madison Homecoming celebration featured a pirate theme and events for alumni and current students.
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Book Smart
Tony Rajer quite literally grew up in Wisconsin’s museums. “My parents loved driving around the state and seeing the sites. My mother…
Wisconsin Singers to perform Nov. 11 and 12
The Wisconsin Singers, UW–Madison's song and dance troupe, will energize and excite audiences with its show "Let's Go to the Movies" on Nov. 11 and 12 at the Wisconsin Union Theater, 800 Langdon St. Both shows begin at 7:30 p.m.
National speaker to challenge men to help end domestic violence
University Health Services (UHS) will recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month by welcoming nationally acclaimed speaker Tony Porter to UW–Madison on Wednesday, Nov. 2. Porter will speak in the Wisconsin Historical Society Auditorium, 816 State St., at 6:30 p.m.
K-12 outreach conferences planned by International Institute
In the next several months, the International Institute will be holding K-16 workshops and conferences that focus on language and cultural instruction and that are a valuable resource for teachers around the state and country.