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Spring 2017
The Wisconsin Idea
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The Wisconsin Idea is a unique and long-standing principle of the University of the Wisconsin System, a tradition of community engagement that guides our work beyond the boundaries of our campus and the promise that the university makes to the state to improve the lives of all Wisconsin residents. You have heard this phrase, but how is the Wisconsin Idea practiced at UW-Whitewater? Lectures in our spring series will explore how UW-Whitewater faculty and students share their expertise and resources in areas as diverse as science, technology, health, business and the environment. Join us to see how we are making that happen in Whitewater, in Wisconsin and beyond.
Lectures in the Fairhaven Lecture Series are open to the public at no charge and are held on Mondays at 3:00 pm during the academic year in Fellowship Hall of Fairhaven Senior Services, 435 West Starin Road in Whitewater, Wisconsin. Guest/street parking is adjacent to the building
January
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The Past, Present and Future of the Wisconsin Idea NOEL RADOMSKI Director and Associate Researcher, Wisconsin Center for the Advancement of Postsecondary Education, UW-Madison
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February
| 6 |
Embracing Open Arms Free Clinics: Client Conversations KATE KSOBIECH Assistant Professor, Communication
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| 27 |
Testing the Waters: Real-Time Mapping of the Water Quality on the Rock River ERIC COMPAS Associate Professor, Geography, Geology, and Environmental Science
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March
| 6 |
Beyond Boundaries: 3-D Printable Tactile Objects to Aid in Science Understanding STEVEN SAHYUN Associate Professor, Physics
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| 13 |
Where Is the Fort in Fort Atkinson? Engaging the Community Through Archaeology PETE KILLORAN Lecturer, Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology
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| 27 |
Wisconsin Economy 2017: Thoughts and Ideas RUSS KASHIAN Professor, Economics, and Director, Fiscal and Economic Research Center |
April
| 3 |
Socially Responsible Business & Making a Difference in Women Artisans’ Lives PAUL AMBROSE Associate Dean, College of Business and Economics |
| 5 |
The Third Space of Teacher Education for Future Elementary Teachers MATT VICK Associate Professor and Chair, Curriculum and Instruction
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| 10 |
Food, Farming and Cultural Diversity: Capturing Stories Through the Wisconsin Farms Oral History Project JAMES LEVY Assistant Professor, History |
| 17 |
Sensors in Our Lives and Why They Matter OZGUR YAVUZCETIN Assistant Professor, Physics |
The content of each lecture in the Fairhaven Lecture Series is the intellectual property of the individual presenter.