Conversations in the Dorms

Conversations
in the dorms

To explore how science affects students daily lives, WISL has joined with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Residence Halls to present a series of discussions on science related topics that students encounter on a day to day basis.

All programs are open to University Housing Residents only

Healthy eating for college students Wednesday, March 9th, 2005 6-7 pm Sellery Hall Main Lounge Professor Susan Nitzke, PhD, RD, Nutritional Sciences

Medical Forensics from an Examiner’s Standpoint April 22, 2004 Witte Hall Professor Michael Stier, Medicine

Sports and Steroids April 6, 2004 Witte Hall Professor Greg Landry, Medicine

Ethanol’s Effects: Brains, Brats, Barf and Beyond Tuesday, March 9, 2004 Sellery Hall Main Lounge Kevin T. Strang, PhD, Department of Physiology

Speaking Science to Polititians: Making Sense While Making Policy Monday, February 16, 2004 Holt Commons Lower Frank's Don Kettl, Professor of Political Science and Public Affairs

The Science Of Love Monday, February 9, 2004 Elizabeth Waters Hall Cedar Room Tuesday, February 10, 2004 Ogg Hall Main Fireside Lounge John DeLamater, Professor of Sociology

Chronic Wasting Disease and Deer Nov. 17, 2003 Sellery Hall Professor Nancy Mathews, Agriculture and Life Sciences, Environmental Studies,

Weapons of Mass Destruction and University Research Sept. 9, 2003 International Learning Community Professor Timothy Mulcahy, Medical Science and Pharmacology, Associate Dean, Graduate School,