News from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
UWM has joined nearly 600 universities in the United States that are committed to reducing their carbon footprints to zero and building the capacity to adapt to climate change or other potential stressors.
The Career Closet offers UWM students a no-cost way to spruce up their wardrobes for upcoming job and internship interviews.
When Juan Orjuela talks about his patients, he describes them like they’re real people. And to him, they are. “I think the bond with animals is so unbreakable, unlike any other,” he said.
A compound discovered by Alexander “Leggy” Arnold, a UWM associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry, could provide an effective weapon against some difficult-to-treat cancers.
Water SYS-STEM, a program involving UWM’s School of Freshwater Sciences, Water Council affiliates and local technical colleges, is introducing students to careers in the water industry – and to the science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines.
Experience from internships and entrepreneurial clubs, along with advice from faculty members and marketing/business classes, help a growing number of students start their own small businesses.
You get a special perspective on the history of UWM, its students, and its hometown when you peruse 60 years’ worth of the UWM Post online at the UWM Libraries’ Digital Collections.
Chancellor Mark Mone laid out a path Thursday that he said will allow UWM to marshal its strengths and chart a course to not only survive but thrive.
Three of southeastern Wisconsin’s largest and most influential educational institutions are working together to better prepare students for graduation and career success.
“One of the most prolific scholars in terms of her publication activity,” Laura Peracchio focuses on marketing research that benefits consumer welfare and quality of life.
