At the next Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences, Dr. Ryan Newton (UWM Freshwater Sciences) presents “Small Things Considered: Tracing Our Understanding of the Most Abundant Lake Bacteria.” Please join us on March 24 at 4 PM in the Freshwater Sciences Ballroom,… Read More
At the next Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences, Dr. Andrew Meyer (Marquette University) presents “The Effect of Large Farm Growth on Surface Water Quality.”
At the next Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences, Dr. Margaret Noodin (UWM English Department) presents “Coastline Synapses: Great Lakes Indigenous Communities and Freshwater Research.” Please join us on February 18 at 4 PM in the Freshwater Sciences Ballroom, 600 E. Greenfield… Read More
At the next Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences, Dr. Jerry Kaster (UWM Freshwater Sciences) will discuss his work on the on heterotrophic eukaryote origination in an early oxygen-deficient environment. Please join us on February 11 at 4 PM in the Freshwater… Read More
At the next Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences, Dr. Michael Carvan (UWM Freshwater Sciences) will discuss his work on the transgenerational effects of environmental contaminants. Please join us on February 4 at 4 PM in the Freshwater Sciences Ballroom, 600 E…. Read More
Due to inclement weather, today’s Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences has been postponed until April 29. Please join us then to hear Ryan Holifield (UWM Geography) discuss stakeholder participation in Great Lakes Areas of Concern. Stakeholder participation in Great Lakes Areas… Read More
Please join us this spring semester for the Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences, which will feature the work of the faculty and students here at the school.
The Center for Water Policy will be hosting a brown bag discussion on social media evaluation with special guest Dr. Taisik Hwang, visiting assistant professor in the UWM Department of Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies. Bring a lunch and join… Read More
Emily Tyner, Freshwater Science PhD student and Center for Water Policy collaborator, will present “Assessing Public Preferences for Conservation and Restoration of Great Lakes Shorelines and Water” at the Southeastern Wisconsin Conservation Summit on November 3 from 10:40-11AM. Check out… Read More
How do you put a price on the damage caused by an oil spill on the Great Lakes? On September 12, Dr. Richard “Max” Melstrom of Loyola University Chicago will visit the UWM School of Freshwater Sciences to discuss a… Read More