Stories indexed under: University relations
Total: 9
- UW-Madison launches Wisconsin Idea Scholars Program Feb. 3, 2012 A group of 31 community leaders from all over the state will convene at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as part of the Wisconsin Idea Scholars Program.
- Dawn Crim named associate dean at School of Education Aug. 17, 2011 School of Education Dean Julie Underwood has named seasoned campus administrator Dawn Crim as the school's associate dean for external relations.
- UW-Madison to celebrate 2011-12 as Year of the Wisconsin Idea Aug. 8, 2011 The Wisconsin Idea – UW–Madison longstanding commitment to providing service to the families, businesses and communities of Wisconsin and beyond — will be celebrated for the next 12 months as the university observes the Year of the Wisconsin Idea.
- University quality at stake in budget discussion, chancellor says March 8, 2011 A crowd of nearly 300 people packed a room at Grainger Hall on Wednesday to hear Chancellor Biddy Martin describe how UW-Madison will benefit from being restructured as a public authority as called for in the governor’s proposed budget.
- Martin says public authority will keep UW-Madison competitive internationally March 2, 2011
- UW-Madison tops Internet brand rankings Jan. 4, 2011 The University of Wisconsin-Madison ranked first among U.S. colleges and universities in a new study examining higher education "brand equity" on the Internet.
- New mobile app lets Badger fans put themselves in the game Dec. 28, 2010 As the University of Wisconsin-Madison football players continue their Rose Bowl preparations, fans around the world are finding new ways to get into the action.
- University Relations launches new brand, visual identity system Dec. 28, 2010 A new brand and visual identity system for UW–Madison is now being rolled out on campus, Vince Sweeney, vice chancellor for university relations, has announced.
- Forums address New Badger Partnership Nov. 3, 2010 Better access to classes, more students graduating in four years, more tenure-track faculty in the classroom. Those are just a few of the ways UW–Madison would benefit in the coming years if the university were granted broader flexibility, Chancellor Biddy Martin told a campus audience at Grainger Hall Oct. 19.