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Ceramics professor's article chronicles traditional pottery-making methods in India

In the village of Uttam Nagar, outside of New Delhi, India, families make pottery the way they have for generations.

Board of Regents approves promotions, tenure for 28 faculty

The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents has approved promotions and tenure recommendations for 28 �������� faculty members effective for the 2020-21

Professor co-authors textbook on career and technical education

University of Wisconsin-Stout Associate Professor Deanna Schultz uses a copy of the textbook “The History and Growth of Career and Technical Education in Americ

History professor writes book addressing ethnic and class dynamics during American Industrialization

From the Civil War to the mid-1920s America saw big business replacing small ones. Industrialization created immense wealth, but the distribution of that wealth

With pandemic, cooking class goes home and online for hospitality students

Hotel, restaurant and tourism management majors share dishes, show families expertise in their kitchens

Risk control issues in spotlight for employers during pandemic

Businesses are facing many questions about how to respond to COVID-19.

Professor to present virtual workshop on poetry, pandemic

Writing poetry can be a way for people to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic and chronicle the time historically, according to a �������� professor.

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With children at home, McBookwords provides free, early childhood education learning sites

Pandemic challenges thrust national, world supply chain into spotlight

Personal protective equipment like ventilators and masks are in short supply in some parts of the county facing COVID-19.

Special tool helping biology professor stay ‘in front’ of students

In a normal teaching situation, Assistant Professor Brian Teague loves to move about a biology lab and check with students on their progress.