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By Beth Stafford on May 8, 2012
UWM and the United Community Center partnered to create an arts program for seniors at the UCC Adult Day Center.
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By UWM News on May 6, 2012
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee will celebrate a Bike to Campus Day May 17 starting at 7:45 a.m. as part of Bike to Work Week May 14-18.
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By UWM News on May 4, 2012
When area companies have a need for a new product, they turn to UWM students in the “Product Realization” course.
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By Mary Rinzel on May 3, 2012
This spring’s extraordinary weather prompted early blooms and many phone calls to UWM Distinguished Professor of Geography Mark D. Schwartz.
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By UWM News on May 10, 2012
Andy Geiger, former athletic director for five NCAA Division I programs including Ohio State and Stanford University, has been named athletic director at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He begins immediately.
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By Beth Stafford on May 9, 2012
Due to the number of graduates, there are two commencement ceremonies, with graduate participation determined by the school or college attended.
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By UWM News on May 7, 2012
UWM’s Center for Information Policy Research (CIPR) will show a documentary and hold a panel discussion on information privacy Tuesday.
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By Beth Stafford on May 2, 2012
“Three Sisters,” being presented by UWM’s Peck School of the Arts Theatre Department May 2-6 is a “to-the-point, blunt take on what’s happening in this play.”
By Beth Stafford on May 1, 2012
UWM’s Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business is ranked 97th in the nation and 70th among U.S. public universities by U.S. News & World Report for its undergraduate business program.
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Study recommends steps to preserve Milwaukee manufacturing sites
Milwaukee Business Journal – May 10, 2012
Milwaukee should mount a concentrated effort to inventory industrial land and take steps to safeguard against it being rezoned for redevelopment as housing or other uses, according to the UWM study
Social marketing, video seek to cut Milwaukee’s infant mortality rate
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – May 9, 2012
That was the message presented Wednesday when the Milwaukee Health Department, in partnership with UWM’s Zilber School of Public Health, launched a social marketing campaign to reduce Milwaukee’s infant mortality rate and increase healthier birth outcomes.
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