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Jackson Ver Steeg
published Jackson Ver Steeg Management
Jackson Ver Steeg

Jackson Ver Steeg, Management, co-authored the article "Fostering peer inclusiveness in pre-adolescents: how empathy-themed multicultural elementary education promotes empathy and multicultural literacy" in Intercultural Education published on April 1 by Taylor & Francis. Other authors: L.-Y. Li, P. P. Shein

Tesia Marshik
presented Tesia Marshik Psychology
Tesia Marshik

Tesia Marshik, Psychology, presented "'Be Here': The Role of Social Media and Cell Phones have in Parenting and Child Development" at the 29th Annual La Crosse Child Maltreatment Conference on May 12 in Onalaska, WI. The session examined research on how social media and smartphones relate to child development, mental health, and family dynamics, highlighting risks, benefits, and practical strategies for fostering healthier technology use, self-regulation, and stronger in-person connections.

Daniel BretlPaul Schweiger
awarded Daniel Bretl and Paul Schweiger Microbiology
Daniel BretlPaul Schweiger

Daniel Bretl and Paul Schweiger, both Microbiology, received a Spark Grant from WiSys. Their grant will investigate the use of oxygen-binding proteins from the soil bacterium Myxococcus xanthus to improve growth and bioproduction of the obligate aerobic bacterium Gluconobacter oxydans.

Erica Srinivasan
presented Erica Srinivasan Psychology
Erica Srinivasan

Erica G. Srinivasan, Psychology and director of the Center for Grief and Death Education, partnered with the community organization Death is Weird to host a spring series of community events aimed at building awareness and encouraging conversations about loss, death and grief. The series included a Death and Literature event and two Death Cafes, with the final event held on May 8.

Erica Srinivasan
presented Erica Srinivasan Psychology
Erica Srinivasan

Erica G. Srinivasan, Psychology and director of the Center for Grief and Death Education, presented "Meaning, Loss, and What Matters: Exploring End-of-Life Values and Beliefs" to the Oregon Gerontological Association on Wednesday, May 27 online.  

Heather Walder
published Heather Walder and Alicia L. Hawkins Archaeology & Anthropology and University of Toronto - Missisauga
Heather Walder

Heather Walder, Archaeology & Anthropology, and Alicia L. Hawkins, University of Toronto - Missisauga, co-authored the article "Beads Connect People: Applying Glass Chemistry to Investigate Relationships among Seventeenth-Century Wendat Communities" in "American Antiquity," published on Thursday, May 28 by Cambridge University Press. The article applies archaeological chemistry to establish how European technological styles of production serve as tracers for the exchange of glass beads within Wendat interaction networks and social connections in seventeenth century Ontario.

awarded Justin Schmitz theater design alumnus

Justin Schmitz, theater design alumnus, received the award for outstanding sound design at the Helen Hayes Awards on May 18 in Washington, D.C. The Helen Hayes Awards are the Washington D.C. equivalent of the Tony Awards in New York City. Widely recognized for outstanding work in sound design, Schmitz was the 2022 recipient of UWL's Rada Distinguished Alumni Award.

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  • [published]

    Jackson Ver Steeg, Management, co-authored the article "Fostering peer inclusiveness in pre-adolescents: how empathy-themed multicultural elementary education promotes empathy and multicultural literacy" in Intercultural Education published on April 1 by Taylor & Francis. Other authors: L.-Y. Li, P. P. Shein

  • [presented]

    Tesia Marshik, Psychology, presented "'Be Here': The Role of Social Media and Cell Phones have in Parenting and Child Development" at the 29th Annual La Crosse Child Maltreatment Conference on May 12 in Onalaska, WI. The session examined research on how social media and smartphones relate to child development, mental health, and family dynamics, highlighting risks, benefits, and practical strategies for fostering healthier technology use, self-regulation, and stronger in-person connections.

  • [awarded]

    Daniel Bretl and Paul Schweiger, both Microbiology, received a Spark Grant from WiSys. Their grant will investigate the use of oxygen-binding proteins from the soil bacterium Myxococcus xanthus to improve growth and bioproduction of the obligate aerobic bacterium Gluconobacter oxydans.

  • [presented]

    Erica G. Srinivasan, Psychology and director of the Center for Grief and Death Education, partnered with the community organization Death is Weird to host a spring series of community events aimed at building awareness and encouraging conversations about loss, death and grief. The series included a Death and Literature event and two Death Cafes, with the final event held on May 8.

  • [presented]

    Erica G. Srinivasan, Psychology and director of the Center for Grief and Death Education, presented "Meaning, Loss, and What Matters: Exploring End-of-Life Values and Beliefs" to the Oregon Gerontological Association on Wednesday, May 27 online.  

  • [published]

    Heather Walder, Archaeology & Anthropology, and Alicia L. Hawkins, University of Toronto - Missisauga, co-authored the article "Beads Connect People: Applying Glass Chemistry to Investigate Relationships among Seventeenth-Century Wendat Communities" in "American Antiquity," published on Thursday, May 28 by Cambridge University Press. The article applies archaeological chemistry to establish how European technological styles of production serve as tracers for the exchange of glass beads within Wendat interaction networks and social connections in seventeenth century Ontario.

  • [awarded]

    Justin Schmitz, theater design alumnus, received the award for outstanding sound design at the Helen Hayes Awards on May 18 in Washington, D.C. The Helen Hayes Awards are the Washington D.C. equivalent of the Tony Awards in New York City. Widely recognized for outstanding work in sound design, Schmitz was the 2022 recipient of UWL's Rada Distinguished Alumni Award.

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Thanks Add Thanks

Andrea Hansen, SSP Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies thanks Jen Kosiak (Math), Jan Wellik (Sustainability & Enviro Studies), and Barb Pollack (UWL WGS Alum)

Thanks to Jen Kosiak, Math; Jan Wellik, Sustainability & Enviro Studies; and Barb Pollack, UWL WGS alumna, for sharing your time, experiences and expertise with SSP students throughout the years. Your enthusiasm, kindness and humor have opened doors, instilled confidence and paved the way for college success. You embody what it means to be a teacher and mentor, partner and friend for the adults and families who attend SSP. SSP and the RGSS Department are grateful. I am grateful.
— Andrea Hansen, SSP Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies

Betsy Morgan thanks UWL

Thanks to UWL for for the most remarkable retirement event. I am overwhelmed with gratitude.
— Betsy Morgan

Kristin Koepke
Kristin Koepke, Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning (CATL) thanks instructors

Thanks to instructors for attending events sponsored by the Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning (CATL) this academic year and helping build a community of teaching excellence. We look forward to continued conversations, connections and growth together!
— Kristin Koepke, Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning (CATL)

Remembering

Janice Y. Timmons, '57 Alumna

Alumna Janice Y. Timmons, '57, died Jan. 15. For more information see the obituary.

 Matthew S Bekkedal, '93 Alumnus

Alumnus  Matthew S Bekkedal, '93, died April 27. For more information see the obituary.

Robert D. Simpson retired UWL employee

Robert D. Simpson, retired UWL employee, died May 12. For more information see the obituary.

Al J. Gedicks Professor Emeritus

Professor Emeritus Al J. Gedicks died May 9. For more information, see the obituary.

Marica W. (Weiby) Keyser Alumna

Alumna Marica W. (Weiby) Keyser died Feb. 6, 2025.

Larry LaDue Olson Alumnus

Alumnus Larry LaDue Olson died May 5. For more information see the obituary.

Marilyn Elaine Carney, '70 Alumna

Alumna Marilyn Elaine Carney, '70, died May 12. For more information see the obituary.

Mary Helen Fiebig Panke, '60 Alumna

Alumna Mary Helen Fiebig Panke, '60, died May 13. For more information see the obituary.

Daniel A. Hundt, '76 Alumnus

Alumnus Daniel A. Hundt, '76, died May 16. For more information see the obituary.

Joanne C. (Aker) Judson, '78 Alumna

Alumna Joanne C. (Aker) Judson, '78, died Dec. 27, 2025. For more information see the obituary.

Thomas D. Pellett, '68 Alumnus

Alumnus Thomas D. Pellett, '68, died Dec. 17, 2025. For more information see the obituary.

David C. Spencer, '62 Alumnus

Alumnus David C. Spencer, '62, died June 28, 2024. For more information see the obituary.

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