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Medical School scientist wins Pew Scholarship
Jenny Gumperz, an assistant professor in the Department of Medical Microbiology and Immunology, has been named a Pew Scholar in the Biomedical Sciences.
School of Business faculty members honored
Several members of the School of Business faculty have been recognized recently for their accomplishments.
State budget with more UW cuts sent to Doyle for consideration
A state budget that could inflict another $35 million in cuts to the University of Wisconsin System and requires non-union state workers to contribute 1.5 percent of their salary to their retirement accounts won approval in the Republican-run Legislature and now faces veto scrutiny by Democrat Gov. Jim Doyle.
New business startup program message sent to UW–Madison faculty and staff
New Business Start-Up Program Message Sent to UW–Madison Faculty and Staff
New guide lists UW–Madison as ‘college with a conscience’
Its 80 service-learning courses, prestigious awards to students who engage in community service, student-led service-to-the-community initiatives and the very presence of its Morgridge Center for Public Service have earned the University of Wisconsin–Madison a berth in the new guidebook "Colleges with a Conscience: 81 Great Schools with Outstanding Community Involvement."
My UW reaches new milestone
The My UW–Madison web portal continues to grow in popularity. As of June 2, the number of activated accounts surpassed 100,000. So far this year My UW has been used by over 60,000 members of the UW–Madison community.
Statement by Chancellor John D. Wiley regarding Dr. Paul Barrows
The University of Wisconsin–Madison has come under intense public scrutiny for decisions made in November 2004 regarding Dr. Paul Barrows, vice chancellor for student affairs, involving his leave of absence from that position and circumstances surrounding his leave.
Number theorist wins national teaching award
Ken Ono, a mathematician at UW–Madison, is one of seven scholars to receive today (June 21) the National Science Foundation (NSF) Director's Award for Distinguished Teaching Scholars during a ceremony here at the National Academy of Sciences.
Pros visit UW–Madison for sweet truth about candy
The 43rd annual Resident Course in Confectionary Technology for professionals run through June 24 on the UW–Madison campus.
New vet school oncologist offers cancer treatment options
Ruthanne Chun, a clinical veterinary oncologist who joined the staff this month of the School of Veterinary Medicine, is dedicated to finding new and better ways to treat animals with cancer.