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News Packages for June 30, 2025
Blugold’s research focuses on analyzing diabetes factors
UW-Eau Claire Blugold James McCormack is enthusiastic about the current focus and rapid advancements in artificial intelligence technology that have significantly increased AI’s impact and potential within the healthcare sector.
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Software by UW-Stout professor, students helps international museum collections shine – literally – in 3D
Software developed at University of Wisconsin-Stout is helping museums around the world preserve pieces of cultural heritage for future generations by creating 3D models that accurately capture every detail of the color, texture and brightness of objects.
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UW-Platteville and Southwest Tech forge new transfer pathway, streamlining business education
“We are thrilled to strengthen our partnership with Southwest Tech through this transfer pathway,” said Dr. Les Hollingsworth, director of UW-Platteville’s School of Business.
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News Packages for June 23, 2025
UW-Whitewater Enactus earns national championship
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater’s Enactus team, an organization that uses business as a force of good to improve people’s lives and their communities, was named the 2025 Enactus USA champion last week at the Enactus United States Expo in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Flying into the future: Students gain career-ready skills with Mathy Construction partnership
A partnership between UW-La Crosse and Mathy Construction this spring offered students the chance to use aerial mapping and advanced drone technology, as well as learn about career opportunities with a local company.
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UW-Superior celebrates largest cohort of student teachers in residency in many years
This year, UW–Superior’s Department of Education welcomed its largest cohort of student teachers in residency in several years. Its legacy still is dedicated to preparing superior candidates.
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News Packages for June 16, 2025
Camp-Inn kitchen comfort: Industrial design students develop travel trailer solutions
This spring, UW-Stout industrial and product design students in an Ergonomics class developed kitchenette solutions for the Road Toad trailer, made by Camp-Inn, a leader in the niche market of compact teardrop travel trailers.
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UW-Stevens Point graduate joins family Pointer and teaching legacy
Stephanie Cook graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point on Saturday, May 17, as a fifth-generation Pointer. Earning a Master of Science in Education as well as her teaching certification, Cook is following in the footsteps of her father, Perry Cook ’83, a UW-Stevens Point professor of education and director of the university’s Harju Center for Opportunities in Education.
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Coffee with a dollop of science: UW-Milwaukee physics students teach regular folks about astronomy
Enjoy a black coffee while you learn about black holes. Sip a cold brew and contemplate comets, or discuss extraterrestrials over an espresso. Spacing out over your drink is encouraged with CoffeeShop Astrophysics.
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News Packages for June 9, 2025
Meet Mackenzie Robertson, UW-Whitewater’s first Space Force student
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A golden opportunity: Sport Management students, faculty gain valuable experience at NFL Draft
UW-La Crosse was well-represented at the NFL Draft in Green Bay April 24-26, with students and faculty from UWL’s Sport Management program volunteering for all three days of the NFL’s signature offseason event.
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UWM librarians focus on ways to use artificial intelligence tools wisely
“We’re the curiosity coaches on campus,” says Heidi Anoszko, an instructional design librarian for UW-Milwaukee Libraries. She, along with Kate Ganski, associate director of user services, and other colleagues at UWM Libraries, are working on ways to guide responsible and effective use of artificial intelligence.
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