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11/20/09 TONIGHT: Student work featured at art museum event
- Dance and Digital Media class presents a merging the digital image and the moving body.
- 11/17/09 Buchanan wins award for research ethics Web site
- $360,000 from NSF to help develop resources and guidance on e-research ethics issues.
- 11/18/09 Water Resource Sustainability: Lessons from the Jungle
- Dec. 1 event part of the School of Freshwater Sciences' "All Things Water" seminar series.
- 11/11/09 History professor, alum co-author new book on Obama
- Glen Jeansonne and David Luhrssen.
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11/09/09 $1.4 million grant to fund science education
- Award will create novel science-education materials for high school biology teachers.
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11/04/09 UWM researcher named Bradley Fellow
- Postdoctoral associate in Physics second UWM recipient of prestigious award since program began in 1986.
- 11/03/09 Grad student's forest research featured in Nature
- Joe Mascaro studies effects of exotic plants on forest dynamics.
- 10/21/09 Three Fulbright awards for UWM student research abroad
- Fulbright U.S. Student Scholarships premier U.S. government international exchange program.
- 10/09/09 UWM creates Hmong Diaspora Studies program
- Certificate program is first of its kind at an American public university.
- 10/06/09 Federal health scientist to fill new Howe Chair
- Ronda Hughes' to be jointly appointed to the the College of Nursing and the School of Public Health.
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09/23/09 New American Indian institute
- Named for Electa Quinney, a Stockbridge Mohican woman and pioneering Wisconsin educator.
- 09/19/09 21st Century Studies names 2009-'10 fellows
- Nine fellows' research, scholarship will focus on “Figuring Place & Time.”
- 09/01/09 Parking lot an experiment in storm water design
- Rain gardens, other physical changes bordering the lot could reduce rainwater rushing off the pavement.
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08/27/09 UWM biologist receives NSF CAREER Award
- Schnitzer studies mechanisms that control tropical plant abundance and distribution.
- 08/28/09 Acting deans named for two new UWM schools
- Schools of Freshwater Sciences and Public Health.
- 08/27/09 Book celebrates conservation of an ancient fish
- WATER Institute scientist key contributor to book describing state's sturgeon history.
- 08/26/09 Historic local partnership establishes research center
- SWETRC energy technology lab involves UWM, Marquette, and MSOE, as well as private and federal entities.
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08/24/09 UWM physicists aid new insight into early universe
- Physics Assistant Professor Xavier Siemens and Associate Scientist Warren Anderson among significant contributors.
- 08/21/09 Wii time isn't free time for MPS students
- UWM grad student uses Nintendo video game system as tool for special ed students.
- 08/18/09 Baseball's business "double play"
- How part-time employees impact the Major League Baseball experience.
- 08/17/09 UWM chemist creates trapping technique for nanoparticles
- "Invisible fence" controls particles as small as a single virus or large protein.
- 08/06/09 New local partnership to develop water technology
- Local water treatment and monitoring company testing fiber optics-based sensor system developed by UWM chemist.
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07/30/09 UWM engineer attracts NSF Early CAREER Award
- Lei (Leslie) Ying's research may lead to real-time, high-quality MRIs.
- 07/21/09 UWM artists heat up Gallery Night & Day
- Student work on display.
- 07/21/09 MFA dancers to perform original works this weekend
- Dancemakers concert July 24-25.
- 07/20/09 Showing how OTs help people manage their own care
- Two master's projects examine how clients navigate a complex system.
- 07/17/09 UWM partnership releases Milwaukee Health Report

- Center for Urban Population Health cites disparities by socioeconomic status.
- 07/17/09 Keely Garfield presents show at Danceworks July 17-18
- UWM MFA student runs her own New York dance company.
- 07/14/09 Seven 2009 Bradley Catalyst Grants Announced
- $500,000 in new catalyst grants with support from the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation.
- 07/10/09 The choice of forgiveness
- SOE scholar studies how forgiveness is related to academic performance and mental health.
- 07/06/09 The school nurse: a prescription for healthier schools
- UWM evaluation leads to successful hiring program of MPS nurses.
- 07/03/09 SOIS's work earns UNESCO praise
- School recognized for role in promoting e-government and information ethics initiatives in Africa.
- 06/29/09 Charter schools and students with special needs
- Studying the capacity of public charter schools to address the needs of diverse learners.
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06/23/09 UWM faculty contribute to book on Milwaukee history
- Perspectives on Milwaukee’s Past could lead to “Encyclopedia of Milwaukee” project.
- 06/15/09 Ragins joins Society for Organizational Behavior
- Membership is by invitation only to 50-70 of the top scholars worldwide.
- 06/10/09 Wage gap linked to customer bias
- Managers and business owners must pay a premium for white male employees because customers prefer them, study says.
- 06/05/09 McNair scholar helps index a Polaroid past
- Noelle Steffen is reviewing nearly 4,000 self-portrait Polaroids of her mentor, Marc Tasman.
- 06/02/09 Grant to fund children’s environmental health center
- Petering to direct multi-institutional Children’s Environmental Health Science Core Center.
- 05/27/09 UWM invention gives muscles "good vibrations"
- Mechanical muscle stimulator designed to help prevent or improve many different health concerns.
- 05/26/09 UWM to help develop "green jobs"
- UWM and MATC awarded stimulus funding for job creation to fill a growing local, state and national need.
- 05/19/09 UWM roof becomes solar energy lab
- Teaching resource and research project may eventually power Bolton Hall.
- 05/14/09 UWM engineer wins Shaw Scientist Award
- Hao Zhang recognized for research on a novel method for earlier diagnosis of retinal disease.
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05/11/09 "Synchronized chaos" indicates global cooling
- Global warming to be on hold for next 20 to 30 years, study predicts; doesn’t refute long-term, human-driven effects.
- 05/11/09 WATER Institute researcher to discuss widespread influence of quagga mussels
- Carmen Aguilar delivers noon lecture in Union 250 on May 13.
- 05/08/09 UWM shows research expertise at regents meeting
- Four students joined the chancellor May 7 to demonstrate the breadth of UWM research.
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