Two Zilber College of Public Health colleagues were recognized at UWM’s Employee Excellence Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, Oct. 14, in the Union Ballroom. Dr. Kelsi Faust received the Advisor of the Year Award, and Dr. Renee Scampini received the Outstanding …
As Body Acceptance Week approaches later this October, new pilot research from the UWM Joseph J. Zilber College of Public Health offers a different way to think about the relationship between physical activity and our bodies: focusing less on how …
Nutrition & Dietetics faculty and students from the UWM Joseph J. Zilber College of Public Health joined Milwaukee community members on Sept. 27 to support FoodRight at its inaugural Forks & Futures fundraiser. Nutrition & Dietetics faculty members Michelle Rimer, …
Artificial intelligence leaders have increasingly raised alarms about the possibility that advanced AI systems could pose catastrophic risks to humanity. But Linnea Laestadius, associate professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Joseph J. Zilber College of Public Health, says the conversation …
Access to reliable, nutritious food can play an important role in helping young adults build stability as they enter the workforce, continue their education and transition to independent adulthood. Michelle King Rimer, MPH, MS, RDN, LDN, clinical assistant professor at …
From images of wildfires and measles in the news, to images of the harms of smoking and alcohol in health education classes, visuals have long played a critical role in how we understand and communicate about public health. Until recently, …
