UWM AccessPT offers free physical therapy services
UWM AccessPT is a physical therapy clinic led by students to provide services to those lacking insurance, with limited insurance or difficulty accessing PT services.
Faculty/Staff Announcements
Proposals sought for Community Empowerment and Justice Symposium
Proposals are now being accepted for the 2026 Community Empowerment and Justice Symposium next spring. The deadline is Jan. 7.
Apply by Jan. 9 for “At the Table” civil dialogue facilitation training
UWM faculty, teaching staff and undergraduate students interested in building skills in dialogue facilitation are invited to apply for a spring program by Jan. 9.
NMDSI Speaker Series: Student Research Scholars Showcase is Dec. 2
The Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute will host a Student Research Scholars Showcase as part of the virtual NMDSI Speaker Series on Dec. 2.
HARPY Monster Conference celebrates undergraduate research and creativity
Celebrate undergraduate research and creativity at the 10th annual Monster Conference on Nov. 21 at Honors House.
Former U.N. leader and South Carolina governor David Beasley to visit UWM
Renowned humanitarian and former South Carolina governor David Beasley will reflect on his tenure with the United Nations World Food Programme in a Nov. 20 conversation.
Most UWM buildings, offices to be closed during upcoming holidays
UWM will be closing most buildings or offices to the public around the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s holidays, giving employees flexibility to use paid leave or work remotely.
Police Department hosts food drive and Cram the Cruiser event
Join the UWM Police Department for a drive to collect non-perishable food and personal care items to benefit the UWM food pantry from Dec. 1-19.
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PantherList changes coming in 2026
UWM IT is preparing for the launch of a new version of the PantherList email system in 2026.
C21 research fellowship applications for 2026-27 due Dec. 5
C21 is accepting applications now through Dec. 5 from researchers whose work aligns with some aspect of the 2026-27 theme, Slow Action–the practices, methodologies, histories, and theories of collective organizing.