She received her undergraduate degree from Kalamazoo College in 1945 and her M.S. in Zoology from UW-Madison in 1947. Subsequent study and teaching in Endocrinology and Reproductive Physiology marked her career. After 36 years at UW, she retired in 1991 as Senior Lecture Emerita from the Physiology Department.
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UW-Madison ranks 3rd for Ph.D.s awarded in 2015 | Higher education
UW-Madison ranked third in the nation in 2015 for the number of Ph.D. degrees awarded, according to a federal survey.
As financial aid office pushes to help students, state is unable to provide more grant funding
About 63 percent of undergraduate students at the university will receive some form of financial aid through his office each year, Kindle explained, though the source of that aid varies.Nearly 50 percent of UW-Madison’s aid comes from the federal government, 32 percent stems from the school itself and just 6 percent is provided by the state, according to the 2016-’17 Budget in Brief.
UW Hospital shines in remembrance of lost loved ones
Friends of UW Health hosted its 19th Love Lights Festival Sunday night at the Health Sciences Learning Center. The program is a way for loved ones to remember and honor those who’ve passed on by purchasing lights in memory of their loved ones.
Student leaders prepare to fight campus carry legislation
State Rep. Jesse Kremer, R-Kewaskum, plans to re-introduce legislation that will allow concealed weapons to be carried on UW System and technical college campuses in Wisconsin. UW-Madison students have begun to take action to oppose the legislation before it is voted on.
Cotton Bowl is not a consolation — Allen Knop
Letter to the editor: Now, after many successful seasons and a 2016 year where the Badgers were outstanding, the State Journal comes up with the headline: “Cotton Bowl serves as consolation prize.” Consolation? The Cotton Bowl is one of the biggest prizes among the many bowls.
Assisted living providers work together to reduce falls, drug errors
Oakwood took the actions to reduce falls as part of its participation in the Wisconsin Coalition for Collaborative Excellence in Assisted Living. The coalition, formed in 2009 by the state, UW-Madison and Wisconsin’s four assisted living associations, is designed to help facilities in good standing with the state improve their quality of care, while state inspectors focus more on troubled facilities.
UW-Madison student hit by alleged drunk driver
A 19-year-old UW-Madison student faces significant injuries after being hit by the car of an intoxicated driver while trying to cross an intersection near campus early Saturday morning, according to a Madison Police Department incident report.
A new “luckier” way to build plastics
Professor Ive Hermans has a different philosophy when it comes to running a research group and laboratory full of brilliant students.
UW-Madison students lining up against bill that would allow concealed guns on campus
There’s been no official introduction of a bill to allow concealed carry permit holders to pack guns inside University of Wisconsin-Madison buildings, but students and faculty are already lining up to oppose one they anticipate is due when the Legislature convenes in 2017.
UW System raises might not go to all employees
The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents approved a plan to seek $78 million in new state funding for employee raises Thursday, though officials said workers might not receive across-the-board pay increases if lawmakers grant the request.
Lawyers for suspended UW student charged with sex assaults want him released from jail | Crime and Courts
Lawyers for a suspended UW-Madison student accused of sexual assaults of five women are asking a judge to release him from jail on a signature bond, arguing that the $200,000 bail keeping him in jail is not necessary.
Changes to UW faculty reviews give administrators final say on performance
Top administrators at University of Wisconsin System campuses will conduct independent reviews of tenured faculty members and have the final say over whether they are meeting expectations under a policy change approved by UW’s Board of Regents on Thursday.
Students at UW-Madison need second meningitis shot
Minnesota students who attend the University of Wisconsin-Madison are urged to squeeze in a meningitis vaccination appointment while they are at home on winter break.
UW regents propose 2 percent salary hike
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents will ask the state to boost its employee salary pool by 2 percent, or some $78 million, with administrators at individual campuses deciding who sees a pay increase.
Regents approve $4,000 tuition increase for out-of-state students
Out-of-state students at UW-Madison will face a $4,000 jump in tuition over the next two years after the UW System Board of Regents approved the increase during its meeting Thursday.
UW Board of Regents give administrators final word in faculty reviews
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents approved a policy change Thursday that increases the role of campus administrators in faculty performance evaluations, something critics say opens the process to political maneuvering.
UW System To Offer Sexual Violence Prevention Training For All Students, Employees
In an effort to address alarming statistics both nationwide and across state campuses, the University of Wisconsin System will soon offer sexual violence training for all employees and students.
Former UW-Madison professor Jack Fowler dies at age 91
John Francis “Jack” Fowler, professor emeritus of human oncology and medical physics at the UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health, died Dec. 1 at the age of 91. He taught at UW-Madison from 1988 to 1994 and again from 1999 to 2003.
Months of UW Student’s Facebook messages seized in sex assault probe
Months of a UW-Madison student’s Facebook messages were seized by police, who continue to investigate what authorities say were the student’s nearly half dozen sex assaults of campus women.
Asian American students work to open dialogue about community fragmentation
UW Asian American students gathered to explore how to come together as a community by openly sharing stories finding their own identities and recognizing challenges within the community in an educational workshop Tuesday night.
Regents to consider tuition increases, sexual assault policy
Nonresident students at UW-Madison could see a $4,000 hike in tuition over the next two years if a proposed increase goes as planned during the UW System Board of Regents meeting Thursday.
Baumgarten, Marilyn A.
Marilyn had been employed with the University of Wisconsin for 28 years before her retirement.
Badgers volleyball: Four Wisconsin players named to AVCA All-Region team
Four members of the University of Wisconsin volleyball team were named to the American Volleyball Coaches Association Northeast All-Region team on Tuesday.
Badgers football: Fans show little early interest in attending Cotton Bowl
Cornerback Sojourn Shelton retweeted a post from New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham on Sunday evening that eerily translated to the University of Wisconsin football team’s current situation following the loss in the Big Ten Championship Game the day before.
UW Madison students reveal award winning technology design
Earlier this year, the Badgerloop team, a group of more than 100 undergrad students at UW Madison, won third place in the world, beating out nearly 1,200 other teams, in a design competition put on by SpaceX. The technology company asked students around the world to bring their Hyperloop travel concept to life.
UW campuses seeking nonresident tuition increases
Six University of Wisconsin campuses — including UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee — will seek permission Thursday from the Board of Regents to raise tuition for nonresident undergraduates and some graduate and professional programs.
‘Hyperloop’ pod built by UW students goes on display tonight
Anyone interested in catching a glimpse of what entrepreneurs say could be the future of mass transportation should head over to the Discovery Building at 330 N. Orchard St. tonight.
Hacked UW Law School database affects more than 1,000 former school applicants
More than 1,000 former UW-Madison Law School applicants could be at risk of identity theft after hackers tapped into a Law School database last month.
UW-Madison Professors Pass Resolution Supporting Undocumented Students
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Faculty Senate is calling for the support of undocumented students on campus. During their monthly meeting Monday, about 140 faculty members passed a resolution that calls for the federal government to continue and strengthen Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, an immigration policy that protects certain undocumented students who came to the United States as children from deportation.
UW Law School data breach disclosed
A database within the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School that contained Social Security numbers and name pairs corresponding with 1,213 Law School applicants for 2005-’06 was hacked last month, the university announced Tuesday.
UW System to require sexual misconduct training for all students, employees
Employees and new students throughout the University of Wisconsin System will soon have to take part in mandatory training on preventing sexual assault and harassment.
UW-Madison band members become ill at B1G Championship Game
About 60 UW-Madison band members became ill during Saturday’s Big Ten Championship football game in Indianapolis.
UW-Madison activist wins prestigious scholarship; follows becoming Rhodes finalist
UW-Madison student activist Deshawn McKinney has been named a winner of the prestigious Marshall Scholarship, awarded to 40 American students each year to attend graduate school in any field in the United Kingdom.
UW System looks to standardize sexual assault training across institutions
University of Wisconsin System became among the first in the nation to recommend a systemwide sexual violence and harassment training for all employees and students Monday.
Badgers volleyball: Weekday afternoon regional game has fans scrambling to adjust schedules
The No. 3 Badgers will meet Ohio State at 1 p.m. (Friday), followed by the match between No. 6 Stanford and Florida State at 3:30.
Activists look to re-shape UW-Madison through student government
During the last school year, student activists calling for changes to improve the experiences of minorities at UW-Madison disrupted the University of Wisconsin System’s governing board to get their message out and covered the statue of Abraham Lincoln on Bascom Hill with a list of demands for change.
Quick Question: With UW football rankings on the rise and its scientific research in decline, does research or sports give you more pride?
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UW anthem protest went unnoticed — Jim Graves
Letter to the editor: Players participating in this sort of activity need to understand it’s a protest witnessed only by their teammates, since the television network has no interest in being the conduit for their “statement” to the viewing public.
With faculty turnover rising UW seeks raises
Faculty turnover across the University of Wisconsin System averaged 8% last fiscal year — up from an average 5.9% over the preceding five years, according to a report released Monday.
UW-Madison Professor Building A Better Flu Vaccine
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers are working to produce flu vaccines in a different way. The goal: better protection from what is a seasonal annoyance for many but a serious health concern for others.
UW hosts panel on journalism ethics
The Center for Journalism Ethics at UW-Madison is hosting a panel discussion Thursday night on journalism ethics and the 2016 election. Molly Ball, a political correspondent at the Atlantic, is one of the panelists. She joins Katy Culver, the director of the Center for Journalism Ethics, on Live at Four to preview the event.
UW’s Memorial Union unveils remodeled first floor
The first floor of UW-Madison’s Memorial Union is back open for business.
Out-of-state tuition at UW-Madison to rise $4,000 under proposal
Out-of-state students at UW-Madison would see their tuition bills rise by $4,000 over the next two years, while costs for the university’s business, medical and other professional schools could rise by about 10 percent or more annually, under a plan officials announced Monday.
Out-of-state tuition would increase $4,000 under proposal
University of Wisconsin Faculty Senate proposed a $4,000 increase in out-of-state tuition to meet rising operation costs and cushion the impact of budget cuts Monday.
UW officials seek 2 percent pay raises for all System employees
Thousands of University of Wisconsin System employees would receive 2 percent annual raises over each of the next two years if lawmakers and the System’s governing board approve a plan officials released Monday.
Faculty Senate passes resolution supporting undocumented students
The Faculty Senate passed a resolution in support of undocumented students Monday amid fears that the incoming Trump administration could eliminate federal protections.
Researchers develop a novel strategy to reprogram cells
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have developed a novel strategy to reprogram cells from one type to another in a more efficient and less biased manner than previous methods.
Student organizations create outlets for expression of Indian culture on campus
While in an Uber driving across Madison, Ashish Shenoy, a graduate student at UW-Madison from Bangalore, was surprised when his driver asked if he’d heard of Diwali night, an event Shenoy organizes.
Individual kicked, beaten out of car near Camp Randall Stadium
Madison police are investigating a situation Sunday night where an individual was beaten and kicked out of a car near Camp Randall Stadium.
Mueller, Willard Fritz
After his Naval discharge, Fritz attended the University of Wisconsin, where he received B.S. and M.S. degrees. In 1955 Fritz received a Ph.D. degree in Economics and Law from Vanderbilt University. He became a faculty member at the University of California at Davis and Berkeley (1954-1957) and the University of Wisconsin-Madison (1957-1960) … In October 1969, Fritz received an appointment at the University of Wisconsin as William F. Vilas Research Professor in the departments of Agricultural Economics, Economics, and Law, where he played a leading role in creating a 15-University consortium to research the competitive performance of various industries.
Weible, Elwyn
His love of books led Elwyn to work at the UW Memorial Library from 1963 to 1999.
Q&A: Hemant Shah discusses journalists’ coverage of race issues
Hemant Shah has served as director of the University of Wisconsin-Madison journalism school since 2014, and has been a member of the faculty since 1990. His research focuses on the role of mass media in social change, including the construction of cultural identities and racial anxieties.
UW-Madison asks students to get second Meningitis B vaccine at home
University Health Services at UW-Madison are encouraging students to get a second dose for the Meningitis B vaccine, but this time it won’t be offered as free by the university.
Second dose of Meningitis vaccine not free for some UW students
In October, UW Madison officials announced three students on campus were recovering from meningococcal disease. Since then, the university announced that they would provide free vaccinations.
Students’ new Facebook page to collect stories on how UW budget cuts pinch
As the University of Wisconsin awaits its fate in the latest in a series of budgets that have cut state funding by some $800 million over six years, UW-Madison students decided it was time to get proactive and work to head off further cuts by the legislature.
UW-Madison faculty to vote on statement in support of undocumented students
It stops short of advocating that UW-Madison declare itself a sanctuary campus for undocumented students in the wake of Donald Trump’s election as president, but a resolution up for a vote by faculty Monday calls for the continuation of President Obama’s policies that allows some undocumented students to legally attend college.
Badgers football: Wisconsin to face undefeated Western Michigan in Cotton Bowl
It wasn’t what the University of Wisconsin football team or any of its fans were hoping for heading into the weekend, but the Badgers are on their way to a New Year’s Six bowl game to finish off a season much more impressive than the pundits anticipated.
ASM passes legislation to protect undocumented students system-wide
The Associated Students of Madison Student Council passed legislation Wednesday to protect undocumented students in the wake of the recent presidential election.
Chris Rickert: Looking to shield students, higher ed plays whack-a-mole with stupid speech
No insult is too marginal, anonymous or stupid, apparently, to garner the condemnation of some of Madison’s brightest minds, who emphasize the need for a welcoming campus “climate,” emotionally safe for students.