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Top nurses received Nightingale Awards
From the left, Amanda Kane, Lynn Rinzel, Lisa Ebert BSN ’89, Rosemary Wittchow, Barbara Gruenwald and Matthew Mangan BSN ’06, each received the prestigious Nightingale Award in May 2010. The...
View Article17 employees honored at Opening Day assembly
Seventeen University of Wisconsin Oshkosh faculty and staff were recognized for their accomplishments and contributions to moving the institution’s mission forward at the annual Opening Day assembly...
View ArticleTop Titans (9/30-10/15/2010)
Reeve Union Marketing Manager Kate Unger received second place for her article, “Reeve Union Gets Connected,” in the 2010 Outstanding Articles for College Services magazine. Unger’s award will be...
View ArticleStudent scholars explore nation’s capital
The McNair student scholars from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh recently traveled to Washington D.C. as a way to immerse themselves in American history and culture. The McNair Scholars Program is...
View ArticleCollaborations take students ‘Beyond Classroom Walls’
At the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, teaching and learning are not confined within the four walls of a classroom. Some students spend their days in waist-deep waters, collecting samples. Some head...
View ArticleScientists study insect immune systems
More than 120 million people in the tropics and sub-tropics are infected with Wuchereria bancrofti, a parasitic worm that causes the tropical disease lymphatic filariasis. This disease is the leading...
View ArticleIn STEP with students: Angela Picotte
Angie Picotte As part of the Student Titan Employment Program (STEP) at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, art education major Angela Picotte takes her love of animals to a new level by working as...
View ArticleCOLS Special Reports: Lab Results
Hailey Thimmig (left) and Tyler Radke (center) learn about the Coulter Counter from John Strous, director of the medical technology program. Photo by Tom Hanaway, journalism. Hailey Thimmig pulls on...
View ArticleClass of 1961 alumnus debunks ‘bird brain’ phrase
As a child growing up, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumnus Russell Balda ’61, took to closely watching the birds that lived in a nearby park and on a farm across the street from his house in...
View ArticleSwitch flipped: UWO biodigester producing energy
The switch has effectively been flipped on the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s groundbreaking alternative power plant that generates energy from plant and food waste. The UW Oshkosh anaerobic dry...
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