Gerig cited as senior author on new published papers

Dr. Brandon Gerig is cited as a senior author in two new published papers: “Intraspecific variation in stable isotopes provides insight into adfluvial migrations and ecology of brook trout in Lake Superior tributaries.” Abstract: Lake Superior is one of the …

Water Policy Specialist speaks at Rutgers Green Tech symposium

Peyton McCauley, Water Policy Specialist, was a featured speaker at the Rutgers Computer & Technology Law Journal “Guardrails for Green Tech: Legal Perspectives on AI’s Environmental Impacts” symposium on April 25, 2025. Peyton presented on her legal research into the …

Students awarded at 17th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium

Many Freshwater Sciences undergraduate students participated in the 17th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium on Friday, April 25th. Out of 275 presenters across campus, there were 21 finalists. School of Freshwater Sciences students Jena Choi and John De Tuncq were finalists. …

6 Freshwater courses to dive into this Fall

As the spring semester winds down, it’s already time to start enrolling in fall classes! Looking to explore, experiment or expand your skills this fall? We’ve rounded up six standout Freshwater and Atmospheric Science courses to consider as you’re enrolling …

414 for UWM Giving Days 2025 – Challenge Announcement

We are excited to announce the Freshwater Ship Time Challenge as part of 414 for UWM Giving Days! UWM alumna Beth Partleton ’79 has once again generously committed to donating $15,000 to scholarships and field experiences in the School of …