Geographers study the earth's surface, and the people, places, and processes that shape it. The purpose of this study was to examine the geographic patterns of people's preferences for professional sports teams present in ...

Wisconsin water law has developed with little, if any, recognition of the hydrologic cycle. Courts and legislatures have dealt with water depending upon physical location and thus created legal distinctions and ...

There is a lack of information on the perinatal behaviors of Hmong women. It is not documented whether there have been changes over time or whether there are health disparities in this population compared to the dominant ...

Tricia Dickinson, marketing director at University Communications, will describe the UW-Madison's branding and marketing efforts. Discussion will focus on how science outreach programs can welcome the public to campus as ...

In the 1930s, businessmen in the Eau Claire area and resort owners in Northwestern Wisconsin, an area decimated by logging, collaborated as a group with the hope of promoting tourism to the area and boost the local economy. ...

Files consists of various reports, notes, proposals, agreements, budgets and news articles relating to the construction and development of the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery dating between 2006-2009. Materials ...

Includes WIDMIR pre-proposals, pre-proposal meeting reviews, correspondence, WID Design for Education and Outreach Proposal Fall 2008. Covers the time period between 2008-2009.

Contains Dr. Paul Peercy's Board presentation at Torrey Pines.