Category: News

2017 Quality Improvement Leadership Institute

The annual Quality Improvement Leadership Institute brings together participants from Wisconsin and across the world who work with UW–Madison faculty, staff and students, and each other, to implement small changes that can improve care. Details about the 2017 QI Leadership Institute will be available soon. GHI organizes and hosts the annual, week-long learning opportunity. Read …

Redefining the African narrative: YALI Mini-Conference

Dane County Board passes UniverCity Alliance to collaborate with students

Dane County Board passes UniverCity Alliance to collaborate with students

DOE selects Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center for next-phase funding

DOE selects Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center for next-phase funding

Patz Speaks on CUGH Organized Webinar: The Impact of Proposed Cuts to US-Funded Climate Change Activities

WEBINAR | The Impact of Proposed Cuts to US-Funded Climate Change Activities   This webinar, by two internationally recognized climate change experts: Prof. Madeleine Thomson, Senior Research Scientist, Intl. Research Institute, Columbia Univ. and Dr. Jon Patz, Director of the Global Heath Institute, Univ. Wisconsin, will outline the proposed cuts to US agencies involved in …

New model helps cities make the case for bicycling and walking

A GHI team is improving a model to help cities make the case for bicycling and walking.

GHI is sponsoring the ESWN Science-A-Thon. Sign up now!

Grant Awarded to the School of Nursing to Expand Native American Enrollment

Grant Awarded to the School of Nursing to Expand Native American Enrollment

Research by GHI Associate Director Tony Goldberg Reveals Relationship Between a Virus, a Parasite and an African Bat

Research by GHI Associate Director Tony Goldberg Reveals Relationship Between a Virus, a Parasite and an African Bat.

Research by GHI Associate Director Tony Goldberg reveals relationship between a virus, a parasite and an African bat

GHI Associate Director Tony Goldberg reveals relationship between a virus, a parasite and an African bat.