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Summer Library displays

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Barbara
on June 9, 2008
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Looking for some “good reads” this summer? We have suggestions…

Check out the display cases in the Library lobby to see samplings of government documents, and Library resources on gardening and the outdoors.

More information is available in the Library collections and online.

For example, if you are planning a trip within Wisconsin–to save gas many people are vacationing near home this year–you might check the Wisconsin Outdoor Report (updated every Thursday by the Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources with information you can use, such as fishing reports, wildfire conditions, birding reports, and more) and the State Park Conditions Report. Or forget the gas and check the online Wisconsin county bike condition maps! Another useful site is TravelWisconsin.com which includes a searchable event listing.

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The University Library is a federal depository with many federal, state, local, and international documents on a variety of current and relevant issues available to you in print, microfiche, CD-ROM, and electronically. Come check out your government at the University Library!

Undergrad Research posters

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Barbara
on April 26, 2008
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A sampling of Undergraduate Research posters is on display in the University Library. Come take a look! You also can browse a small sample of projects online as part of the institutional repository called MINDS@UW.

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Your poster could be displayed next year! Get information online about the Undergraduate Research Program at UWW, including basic information about how you get started! This program is for everyone–sciences, arts, business, social sciences and humanities. It’s also a chance to get to know your faculty better.

UWW celebrates undergraduate research projects at “Undergraduate Research Day” every spring, and also sends students to the National Conference on Undergraduate Research every spring.