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  • Posted on June 3, 2003
    Army Grants Will Fund Chronic Wasting Studies

    University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers have received a $2.4 million Department of Defense grant to study the behavior and persistence in soils of the agent believed to cause chronic wasting disease, and to determine CWD’s potential for spreading to other species.

  • Posted on May 29, 2003
    From Bison In Muscoda To Campus Effigy Mounds

    Three University of Wisconsin-Madison students have a better understanding of Native American culture and beliefs after taking a class on representations of Native Americans in the media.

  • Posted on May 23, 2003
    A Career On The Frontier

    As a freshman at Madison East High School, Lynette Brennan Childs knew that genetics was for her. Today, Childs is a research associate for Infigen, Inc. in DeForest. Formed in 1997, Infigen is a biotechnology company commercializing cloning services in the fields of human health and animal agriculture.

  • Posted on May 22, 2003
    Hunger For Knowledge

    The 1984-1985 famine in Ethiopia has had a lasting impact on Noelle Johnson. After reading about the famine, she was determined to go to Africa to help. Today, she works with Catholic Relief Services to improve food security and sustainable agriculture in Africa. There, she applies what she learned earning a bachelor?s degree in nutritional sciences from the UW-Madison and a master?s in international agricultural development from the University of California-Davis.

  • Posted on May 21, 2003
    Co-ops! … And You: An Educational Cooperative Website For Young People

    Cooperatives have consistently identified improved understanding of co-operative basics, particularly among young people and younger members, as a critical need. Addressing this need, the University of Wisconsin?s Center for Cooperatives (UWCC) has launched a website for high school students and young adults. This one-of-a-kind site offers learning modules on a number of relevant cooperative issues as well as resources on scholarships for young cooperators. Adding to this repository of information are links to games and other co-op websites.

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    Goodbye Columbus, Hello World!

    Carolyn Dedolph’s plans were a little vague when she left Columbus High School for UW-Madison.

  • Posted on April 27, 2003
    Plant Pathologist Maxwell Receives International Ag Award

    Doug Maxwell, emeritus professor of plant pathology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has won this year”s Chair”s Award for Scientific Excellence from the Board for International Food and Agricultural Development.