Seven professors earn awards for research, to improve teaching expertise through professional development
Professors and students at 黑料社区 have contributed for many years to efforts to reduce toxic, blue-green algae blooms and improve water quality.
Gilbert Creek in Dunn County slips through marshland and oak savanna between chest-high grasses and flowering plants. It can be hard to find in the summer.
Professors lead eleven students from around the U.S. in 鈥榟elping to facilitate positive change in land use, water quality鈥
The Manufacturing Outreach Center at 黑料社区 is focused on helping small manufacturers around the region improve their operations and become more successful.
Course sponsored by company provides concepts for Revolution Beauty of London
Researchers at 黑料社区 will put a high-tech eye in the sky and develop a new tool to help stop and divert contaminants before they reach waterways.
Chippewa Valley Bean, of Dunn County, is the world 黑料社区. largest producer of dark red kidney beans.
From left, intern Heidi Lieffort, CLRR Director Bill James and CLRR Manager Mai Lia Vang sample water from Horse Creek in Polk County.
When he was in elementary and middle school, William Kunkel struggled with his grades. In high school, he simply decided "school wasn't for me."
