Category: News
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – Madison hospital takes steps to address food insecurity
Madison hospital takes steps to address food insecurity
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Zoonoses & One Health Updates Call
Wednesday, June 7 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm ET ACCESS INFORMATION – BOTH AUDIO AND VIDEO Please note: this call will NOT be recorded. For audio: Toll-free number: 800-857-9372…
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L&S Urban and Regional Planning and CALS Landscape Architecture merge
Departments of Urban and Regional Planning and Landscape Architecture merge to combine campus resources
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Jonathan spoke on WORT Radio: Impact And Reaction: U.S. Pull-Out From Paris Accords
Director Jonathan Patz reacts to the United States' decision to pull out of the Paris Agreement on WORT Radio
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Wisconsin Without Borders: A Global Initiative
As a part of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 4W Initiative, students and faculty members from the Design Studies program in the School of Human Ecology have partnered with traditional artisans…
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Liver Fat, Hepatic Enzymes and the Risk of Incident Type 2 Diabetes: A Prospective Study of 132,377 Adults
A presentation of “Liver Fat, Hepatic Enzymes and the Risk of Incident Type 2 Diabetes” will be given by GHI collaborator Dr. Sean Chen from the Graduate Institute of Biomedical Informatics, Taipei Medical…
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Trumping Health Care Reform? Perspectives on the Past, Lessons for the Future
What role did misperceptions of health care and health insurance play in the 2016 Presidential Election? What is happening with the current Republican health care reform efforts? What do these past events…
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WN@TL This Week: Randy Jackson on the Bioenergy Sector
Agronomy professor Randy Jackson will be the featured speaker at Wednesday Nite @ the Lab this week. His talk, titled “What are the bottlenecks of bioenergy?” will address some common questions about second-generation bioenergy…
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Climate change offers a comprehensive lens for public health
New report: Climate change offers a comprehensive lens for public health.
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Taste of Timor
Join the Madison-Ainaro Sister City Alliance for the first annual Taste of Timor gala celebration. There will be fine cuisine cooked in Madison from recipes gathered across East Timor. Taste the…
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Infectious Disease Interest Group
Meeting rescheduled to Friday, May 19. Stephanie Schauer, Ph.D., from the Wisconsin Immunization Program, will present “Mumps: The diagnostics are challenging and the epidemiology is interesting,” to the Infectious Disease…
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Celebrating the 2017 Global Health Certificate Graduates
Congratulations to our 2017 global health certificate graduates!
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UW Health Quality Improvement Symposium
Learners from across the UW Health science disciplines will present posters of their QI projects for faculty, staff and all those interested. Posters will be judged by a group of…
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UniverCity Year celebrates yearlong partnership with Monona
UW System President Ray Cross joined Monona residents and the UW-Madison community to celebrate the completion of the first UniverCity Year.
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2017 Wisconsin Without Borders Awards Ceremony
The 2017 Wisconsin Without Borders Awards Ceremony recognizes the work of students, faculty, staff and community partners that demonstrates excellence in collaboration between the university and local and global communities.…
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Challenges of Feeding the World in 2050
The world’s interconnected global markets, burgeoning appetites and an increasingly variable climate have already started to levy a heavy burden on our food systems that deliver safe, nutritious, and accessible…
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One Health Happy Hour Panel: An Interdisciplinary Perspective on Tickborne Disease
Join Dr. Tom Green, Dr. Lyric Bartholomay, Dr. Christine Muganda and Jordan Madli for a conversation about tickborne disease. Johnny Uelman will moderate the discussion.
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Zoonoses & One Health Updates Call
Join the Zoonoses & One Health Updates call from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention One Health Office at 1 p.m. Tentative Speaker Schedule News from the CDC…
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Break the Cycle: The Power of Food to Interrupt the Revolving Door of Prisons
Join the Nelson Institute for a film screening and conversation facilitated by Fabu Phillis Carter examining the interconnections between race, mass incarceration and urban agriculture. REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED BY SLOW FOOD UW.…
