UWM Chancellor Mark Mone met up with the founder of Indulgence Chocolatiers and UWM Peck School of the Arts alumna Julie Waterman to learn the art of the perfect truffle. Things get a little messy in this edition of “Chancellor Mone Tries!”
Joshua Sharkey has had so many internships, he loses count: “Roughly six,” he said. And they’ve been with some of the leading companies in southeastern Wisconsin, including Aurora Health Care, Foxconn and Northwestern Mutual, along with a few local startups. The internships have given the engineering graduate a chance to build his career skills and […]
After retiring from the military with full disability, Kimberly Stuart lost her sense of purpose. But her volunteer efforts with military nonprofits led her to UWM’s Nonprofit Management and Leadership program, and that made all the difference. “It not only changed my life, it literally saved my life,” she said. She’s now chairman and CEO […]
Nisreen Atta has been working up to 40 hours per week in the emergency department at Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center while studying at UWM to become a nurse. Despite having no previous experience, she’s excelled at work and in school. And all the while, Atta has been heavily involved in the community. She helped […]
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee awarded more than 2,100 degrees at its 121st commencement on Sunday, Dec. 15, at the UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena. Among the degree recipients are Nisreen Atta, Joshua Sharkey and Kimberly Stuart. Nisreen Atta has been working up to 40 hours per week in the emergency department at Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center […]
UWM Chancellor Mark Mone sewed up some meetings and headed over to the UWM Peck School of the Arts costume shop to learn what it takes to create stage costumes. Dana Rochester, an associate lecturer in the theatre department, welcomed Chancellor Mone into her class for this edition of “Chancellor Mone Tries.” Her students walk […]
UW-Milwaukee College of Nursing is ranked in the top 15% of nursing colleges with graduate programs, according to U.S. News and World Report. Students go beyond the lab and make an impact on the world with PhDs in nursing from UWM.
Josh Sharkey chose UWM because of the many opportunities to get hands-on experience in engineering. Now a senior, Sharkey has had paid internships at Aurora Health Care, Northwestern Mutual and took part in an international engineering co-op with Foxconn.
UWM Chancellor Mark Mone kicked off the fall semester in a new role, trading his suit jacket for an apron at UWM’s newest Grind location inside the Lubar Entrepreneurship Center and UWM Welcome Center. In this edition of “Chancellor Mone Tries,” biology major Angela Haufschild trains new barista Chancellor Mone. Spoiler alert: Things get a […]
Exoskeleton robotics are wearable frameworks that cover the surface of limbs and help debilitated patients regain much of their former abilities by using technology that essentially communicates with muscles when the brain cannot. Two of the most promising devices designed by Mohammad “Habib” Rahman, an assistant professor of biomedical and mechanical engineering at UWM, are […]