Applied Learning & Research

Student garners second at international housewares design competition

Being in the outdoors, camping and making pudgie pies over a campfire have been a part of Andrea Meisner ��. life since she can remember.

�� graduate Dharshana Gopalakrishnan holds a model of the Omaha depot. She used a 3D printer to create the model.

Reversible design could breathe new life into old buildings

With an undergraduate degree in architecture and a Master of Fine Arts in design from ��, Dharshana Gopalakrishnan appreciates buildings.

�� student Carolyn Allaback has created a brochure that Mayo Clinic plans to make available for its 60,000 employees nationwide to remind them about the importance of nurturing health relationships. / �� photo by Pam Powers

Student ��. brochure for Mayo Clinic focuses on healthy relationships

Valentine ��. may be a day when many think of chocolate hearts and flowers, but it is really a day about relationships.

�� English professor Lopamudra Basu has published a book on Pulitzer Prize winner Ayad Akhtar. / �� photo by Pam Powers

English professor writes scholarly book on Pulitzer Prize winner

As a student at the Graduate Center, City University of New York, during the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks on the Twin Towers, University of Wisconsin-Stout En

Six of the eight editors and co-authors of “Universal Design for Learning: Teaching to All College Students” published by �� . Nakatani Teaching and Learning Center are, from left, Renee Chandler, Monika Herrmann, Glendali Rodriguez, Diane Olson, Renee Howarton and Debbie Stanislawski.

Teaching diverse populations is focus of new university book

A book dedicated to teaching diverse populations written by current and former faculty members has been published by the Nakatani Teaching and Learning Center.

Human development, family studies professor co-authors ‘Family Ties and Aging’ textbook

In the third edition of the textbook “Family Ties and Aging” co-authored by Ingrid Arnet Connidis and Amanda E. Barnett, University of Wisconsin-Stout associate

Students from Colfax examine one of the two cadavers at ��.

Visit to Cadaver Lab gives Colfax HS students impactful experiences

For 27 students from Colfax High School, it was a day in class unlike any other.

�� packaging students Anthony Diaz, at left, and Jeff Wallace, talk about a light dampening package they created to help keep ground beef fresher longer. / �� photos by Pam Powers

Millennials, older generations split on packaging preferences

Millennials seek out sleek, modern packaging and don’t care if they see the actual product, compared to baby boomers and Gen Xers who want to see that a product