Interested in exploring the effects of acid rain on cultural heritage sites in Mexico? Join us for an info session on Mexico: Air Pollution and Ancient Cultures, a study abroad program offered during UWinteriM, Jan. 4-20, 2024. Led by Jonathan …
UWM Center for Water Policy Director Melissa Scanlan will be part of the Great Lakes Freshwater Symposium: Protecting Wetlands Post Sackett Decision. During this online event, panelists will discuss the impact of the recent U.S. Supreme Court's decision on wetlands …
Interested in exploring the effects of acid rain on cultural heritage sites in Mexico? Join us for an info session on Mexico: Air Pollution and Ancient Cultures, a study abroad program offered during UWinteriM, Jan. 4-20, 2024. Led by Jonathan …
Ashley Lemke will present "The Frontier of Archaeological Research: Submerged sites in the North American Great Lakes" as part of the School of Freshwater Sciences fall colloquium. This talk will discuss underwater archaeology, specifically 9000-year-old caribou hunting sites and artifacts …
If you’re interested in studying weather or climate, join us at the UWM Atmospheric Science Open House event on Friday, October 13! Representatives from The Climate Consensus, American Meteorological Society chapter, and Atmospheric Science Club student organizations will share opportunities …
The UWM Panther Prowl 5K Run/Walk presented by the Alumni Association is a beloved campus tradition features a picturesque course that winds through campus and Lake Park in the prime of the autumn-color season. Whether you run, walk or stroll …
Dr. Wendy Sealey will present "Finding Alternative Fish Feeds for Aquaculture" as part of the School of Freshwater Sciences fall colloquium. Dr. Sealey is an expert in the field of aquaculture fish physiology and nutrition, having served for 12 years in the role …
Join the Student Water Council (SWC) to help clean up the Kinnickinnic River Trail. The SWC adopted a site on the KK river trail which is located behind the Cermak off of Greenfield Avenue. Twice a year, the SWC takes …
Join us on Tuesday October 31 from 11am-1pm in the Great Lakes Research Facility Ballroom. If you plan to cook chili, or bring other food, please sign up here. Everyone is welcome to come taste the chili entries and vote …
Dr. Matthew Neilson will present "Integrating data for aquatic invasive species management and research" as part of the School of Freshwater Sciences fall colloquium. Dr. Neilson is a fish biologist with the US Geological Survey's Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database, where he has worked for …
