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Center for Transformative Justice
Posted 1:25 p.m. Thursday, June 17, 2021
UWL Campus Climate has new name, same commitment to social justice
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Ranger repeat
Posted 8 a.m. Wednesday, June 16, 2021
1st Lt. Keys finishes tops in grueling national competition
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Inspiring independent thinkers
Posted 12:51 p.m. Monday, June 21, 2021
Anthony Chergosky wins 2021 Eagle Teaching Excellence Award
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Sujat Sen, Chemistry & Biochemistry and Seth King, Physics, co-authored the article "Control of Texture and Morphology of Zinc Films through Pulsed Methods from Additive-Free Electrolytes" in ChemistrySelect published on May 25 by European Chemical Society Publishing (Wiley). Student co-authors include Lee Fuller, Jason Martin and Yuanman Ma.
Becki Elkins, Student Affairs Administration, was interviewed by Heather Shea of the Student Affairs NOW podcast on June 9. The guest panel included Dr. Penny Rosenthal, Riverland Community College (MN), and Dr. Eran Hanke, University of Northern Iowa. The podcast focused on supporting college students in recovery from substance use disorders and highlighted the panelists' recently published New Directions for Student Affairs monograph on the same topic. The podcast can be located at Student Affairs NOW: https://studentaffairsnow.com/recovery/.
Anne Marie Vann, Medical Dosimetry, presented "Standardizing Treatment Planning Labs for Assessment of Clinical Skills" at the American Association of Medical Dosimetrists (AAMD) Annual Conference for Educators on June 15 online. Anne Marie shared her knowledge and case studies with educators about the use of ProKnow software to standardize clinical treatment planning labs at internship sites nationwide as well as how to develop a uniform mechanism to evaluate critical thinking skills and treatment planning competence.
Sujat Sen, Chemistry & Biochemistry and Seth King, Physics, co-authored the article "Control of Texture and Morphology of Zinc Films through Pulsed Methods from Additive-Free Electrolytes" in ChemistrySelect published on May 25 by European Chemical Society Publishing (Wiley). Student co-authors include Lee Fuller, Jason Martin and Yuanman Ma.
Becki Elkins, Student Affairs Administration, was interviewed by Heather Shea of the Student Affairs NOW podcast on June 9. The guest panel included Dr. Penny Rosenthal, Riverland Community College (MN), and Dr. Eran Hanke, University of Northern Iowa. The podcast focused on supporting college students in recovery from substance use disorders and highlighted the panelists' recently published New Directions for Student Affairs monograph on the same topic. The podcast can be located at Student Affairs NOW: https://studentaffairsnow.com/recovery/.
Anne Marie Vann, Medical Dosimetry, presented "Standardizing Treatment Planning Labs for Assessment of Clinical Skills" at the American Association of Medical Dosimetrists (AAMD) Annual Conference for Educators on June 15 online. Anne Marie shared her knowledge and case studies with educators about the use of ProKnow software to standardize clinical treatment planning labs at internship sites nationwide as well as how to develop a uniform mechanism to evaluate critical thinking skills and treatment planning competence.
Professor Emeritus Paul Manter died June 10. For 26 years until his retirement in 1990, Manter was a distinguished member of our English Department. Manter came to UWL in 1964 and over the years taught English Composition, American Literature, Linguistics, and Chaucer. His four children all attended UWL; three are graduates and the other graduated from UW-Madison. His wife, Nelda, is also retired from UWL. For more information see the obituary.
Men's Specialized Crossroads Bicycle — Men's touring bike in good shape. $99 or best offer. For more information, contact Terry Wirkus at 608.785.8049 or twirkus@uwlax.edu. View more information about Men's Specialized Crossroads Bicycle.
Western Pony Saddle -- Whimsy or Play — Purchased 25 years ago in an antique store for $250 -- is it a US Army pony saddle? Would a child like it for imaginative play? Is it a collector's item? Look at the video and see what you think! $75 or best offer. For more information, contact Terry Wirkus at 608.785.8049 or twirkus@uwlax.edu. View more information about Western Pony Saddle -- Whimsy or Play.
