Econ grad persists through disappointment and lands dream job
After Linh Pham scored 11 quick interviews but didn’t get a job offer, “I felt like it was the end of the world,” she said. But she persisted.
Study of coffee and dementia stirs worldwide interest
Ira Driscoll, UWM assistant professor of psychology, got a bit of a surprise after publishing her study suggesting a link between coffee and dementia — attention from around the globe.
American Indian studies grad sees a responsibility to others
For James Flores, a college education isn’t something that benefits only himself: “I have moral obligation to spread what I’ve learned at UWM and positively affect my community.”
New program offers UWM students emergency financial help
Eligible undergraduates can apply for a single grant of up to $1,000 through the program for non-academic expenses.
UWM in the News
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UWM pain pill could mean less need for opioids.
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UWM economics prof talks about 2017 economic forecast.
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UWM prof comments on standing desk fad.
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UWM economics prof says, “Health care reform will have to encourage transparency.”
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Freshwater Sciences plan perch habitat assessment and genetic study.
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