MINDS@UW Madison: Recent submissions
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Oral History Interview, Michelle Kelly (2505)
(2025-06-10)In her June 10, 2025 interview with Troy Reeves, Academic Staff Award winner Michelle Kelly discusses her career as a pediatric hospitalist and her research in family engagement. Kelly begins by talking about her journey ... -
Oral History Interview, Scott Mellor (2499)
(2025)In his series of three 2025 interviews with Troy Reeves, Teaching Professor of Nordic Studies and Academic Staff Award winner Scott Mellor speaks about his education and his career spent at UW-Madison. He begins sharing ... -
Oral History Interview, Ron Kuka (2518)
(2025-07)In his three July-August 2025 interviews, Academic Staff Award Winner Ron Kuka describes his time as a faculty member of the Creative Writing Department at UW-Madison. After graduating from the University of Iowa, he ... -
Oral History Interview, Andrew Ruis (2494)
(2025-05)In his two 2025 interviews, Academic Staff Award winner Andrew Ruis reflects on his 20+ years spent at UW-Madison. Ruis attended UW in the early 2000’s as a graduate student in the History of Science Department, and then ... -
Oral History Interview, Jenni Hart (2506)
(2025-05)In her three May/June 2025 interviews with Troy Reeves, Jenni Hart discusses her 25 years of working for the university in different capacities. Jenni begins by talking about how she originally came to the University of ... -
Oral History Interview, Jeff Henriques (2503)
(2025-05)In his three 2025 interviews, Academic Staff Award Winner Jeff Henriques discusses his time spent at UW, first as a PhD student and then as a longtime lecturer in the psychology department. He shares his dissertation ... -
Oral History Interview, Emily Hall (2504)
(2025-05-28)In her May 28, 2025 interview with Troy Reeves, Academic Staff Award winner Emily Hall discusses her career instructing students in writing theory and advocating for writing in the campus curriculum. Emily shares how she ... -
Oral History Interview, Charles Konsitzke (2502)
(2025-05-13)In his 2025 interview, Academic Staff Award Winner Charles Konsitzke speaks about his career in operations at the Genetics Biotechnology Center and Center for Genomic Science Innovation. He shares his day-to-day responsibilities, ... -
Manual for Guided Participation Practice
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Oral History Interview, Steve Dinauer (2461)
(2024-10)In October and November 2024, Colonel Steve Dinauer spoke with Sophia Scolman about his military career and civilian military involvement. A Wisconsin native, Colonel Dinauer was commissioned in 1986 through the Naval ROTC ... -
What Do Federal Conservation Expenditures Support? Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) support of perennial land management, annual row crops, and confinement livestock in Wisconsin, Fiscal Years 2014 - 2024
(2025-12)Federal conservation programs support landowners and farmers in addressing environmental resource concerns. In Wisconsin, an average of $29.7 million per year was spent on the Environmental Quality Incentives Program ... -
Frozen Storage is Detrimental to the Functionality of Cream Cheese and Mascarpone even in High Pressure Treated Samples
(Elsevier, 2025)Cream cheese and Mascarpone are two popular types of fresh cheeses. In the US, these cheeses have recently experienced growth in their exports due to their popularity in baking and dessert applications (e.g., cheesecake ... -
A FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPING INTERACTIVE PLUG-INS FOR SIMULATION SOFTWARE
(2025-12-12)In partnership with the US Department of Energy, SolarDynamics, and Atlantica, the solar-simulator project was undertaken developing training software for control room operators of parabolic trough concentrating solar power ... -
Harmful Algae Bloom (HABs) Dynamics in Mixing Zones of Lake Superior
(Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve, 2025-12)Phytoplankton, commonly referred to as algae, are found in water and create the base of the food web in aquatic ecosystems. When an ecosystem becomes unbalanced, phytoplankton can grow too much which can result in an algal ... -
A different peat perspective: Quantifying tropical peatland ecosystem variables from the ground and from space
(University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2025)Peatlands are ecosystems that store immense amounts of carbon in their soil and therefore play a critical role in the global carbon cycle. However, due to climate change and anthropogenic disturbance, these ecosystems are ... -
Designing and implementing a pre-burn monitoring protocol for Wisconsin Point
(2025-07-28)Wisconsin Point is a baymouth bar separating the St. Louis River Estuary from Lake Superior. Its forests have long been stewarded by Ojibwe people, including regular use of ishkode (fire) on the landscape before fire ... -
Lake Superior Reserve Strategic Communications Plan
(Roca Communications, 2020-09)This communications plan seeks to build on this strong foundation and enhance the impact of Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve communications in support of its strategic objectives. It is a framework for ...
