LSC doctoral candidate Jill Hopke has received two research travel grants from the European Union Center of Excellence and the Robert F. and Jean E. Holtz Center for Science & Technology Studies at UW-Madison. The grants will support …
LSC 360 students produce radio segments for WSUM 91.7 FM
Feature segments produced by LSC students will air on UW-Madison’s student radio station WSUM 91.7FM the week of May 20th. The segments, each around nine minutes long, were produced as group projects by students enrolled in Larry …
students communicate the importance of nutrition in the dietetics and nutrition club
The Dietetics and Nutrition Club is a student organization specifically catered to students interested in nutrition, primarily those majoring in dietetics. “As a club, we organize group volunteer opportunities, share relevant job openings, discuss current …
Congratulations to Bret Shaw on receiving tenure
Congratulations to Bret Shaw who has been promoted to Associate Professor with Tenure with the Department of Life Sciences Communication. Shaw also serves as Environmental Communication Specialist for University of Wisconsin UW Cooperative Extension. His research over the past …
students learn the importance of communicating science in lsc 251, science media and technology
LSC students are learning the impacts scientific breakthroughs have on the interface of science and technology in LSC 251, “Science, Media, and Society” taught by Dietram A. Scheufele, John E. Ross Chair in Science Communication. “We …
lsc students communicate environmental sciences through a new student org on campus
The Environmental Sciences Organization. is a brand new student organization formed this past semester by a group of students interested in environmental sciences. The goals of this organization are to: bring together undergraduate students who are majoring …
lsc 250 “research methods in the communication industry” introduces students to the process of conducting communication and public opinion research for the life sciences
LSC 250, “Research Methods in the Communication Industry,” introduces students to the research methods used in mass communication by giving them experience in all stages of the public opinion research process, such as survey design …
lsc students are gaining real-world marketing experience through uw-madison nama
The National Agri-Marketing Association, otherwise known as NAMA, is a national association for professionals in marketing and agribusiness. Here on campus many LSC students have joined the UW-Madison NAMA chapter under the guidance of LSC Faculty Associate Sarah …
lsc students communicate the importance of ag through the association of women in agriculture
The Association of Women in Agriculture, otherwise known as AWA, is a professional, social and service organization for women involved in agriculture and life sciences at the UW-Madison. This student organization holds professional development workshops, …
many lsc students find a home in alpha gamma rho
Alpha Gamma Rho, a social and professional fraternity here at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is home to many LSC students. The organization provides members leadership and networking opportunities in the field of agriculture. AGR strives …