Tag: research in the rotunda
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In case you missed it: New videos feature student research, Theatre’s latest
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Our latest edition of the Log Extra, sent Friday, featured two new videos that showcase some of our super-smart, terrifically talented students. First, we’ve got sites and sounds from the annual Posters in the Rotunda undergraduate research event, held earlier this month at the state Capitol. Then, it’s a video preview of the hilarious “Love’s…
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Columnist has praise for ‘Posters in the Rotunda’
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Tom Still writes that “For lawmakers and others who toured the student exhibits, it was a hands-on demonstration of the power of undergraduate research in Wisconsin — and a reminder that good ideas aren’t limited to the high-powered academic labs in Madison and Milwaukee.” Significant research takes place across the state, he writes. He also…
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Rotunda research: Students shine at 10th annual Capitol event
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Six UW-Green Bay undergrads shared their research on everything from nerdiness to cancer and online trust Wednesday (April 17), showing their stuff during the 10th annual Posters in the Rotunda event in Madison. This statewide research event lets UW System students share their work with leaders, legislators, school officials and each other — and UW-Green…
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UWGB undergrads demonstrate exceptional research
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UW-Green Bay is a University well-known for providing undergraduate research experiences typically reserved for graduate school. These young researchers had two opportunities recently to demonstrate their exceptional work. Six UW-Green Bay undergrads shared their research on everything from nerdiness to cancer and online trust Wednesday (April 17), showing their stuff during the 10th annual Posters…
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UW System touts undergraduate research
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Undergraduate research takes center stage across the UW System this month, as UW institutions work to boost interest in undergraduate research. A national conference in La Crosse this past weekend attracted participants from across the country. On Wednesday, students from every UW campus will convene in Madison for the 10th annual Posters in the Rotunda…
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Details on ‘Posters’ presenters and projects
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We told you here recently that six UW-Green Bay undergraduates will have the opportunity to share some terrific research Wednesday, April 17 during the 10th annual Posters in the Rotunda event in Madison. They’ll be among more than 100 UW System students, along with their faculty advisers, who will fill the Capitol Rotunda to share…
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UW-Green Bay students to showcase research at April 17 state Capitol event
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Six University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students will present undergraduate research projects as part of the 10th annual UW System “Posters in the Rotunda” event on Wednesday, April 17 at the state Capitol in Madison. The students are among more than 100 UW System undergraduates, along with their faculty advisers, who will fill the Capitol Rotunda…
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Annual Academic Excellence Symposium is Wednesday, April 10
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UW-Green Bay students will put their outstanding scholarly and creative work on display for the campus community and general public on Wednesday April 10, at the University’s 12th annual Academic Excellence Symposium. Plan to attend. Sixty-four of our students will exhibit 48 projects including five vocal performances at the symposium, which runs from 11:30 a.m.…
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This year, Posters in the Rotunda is vital; reminder on applications due March 13
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UW System officials and campuses across the state always regard the annual Posters in the Rotunda undergraduate research day as a tremendous opportunity to spotlight the System’s success stories. This year, coinciding with the Legislature’s consideration of what is being described as a positive budget for state higher education, the State Capitol event assumes added…
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A new date for ‘Posters in Rotunda’
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The UW System folks have reserved the Capitol Rotunda for Wednesday, April 17, for the annual student research showcase known as “Posters in the Rotunda.” That’s a week earlier than initially planned. The date was changed to coincide with the Wisconsin State Legislature being in session. Those of you who marked your calendars the first…