Impact Bioscience students—especially first‐year, first‐generation, and underrepresented minority students—will have for the first time a recognizable “biology place” where they can find resources and programming to help them understand, find their place in, and take full advantage of the biological sciences community at UW–Madison.
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Innovation The Institute for Biology Education and Steenbock Library are partnering to create a biology community and learning center that will provide crucial support for bioscience students across campus.
Innovation Computer-simulation for health profession students
Impact The virtual learning experience is more comprehensive, and evaluation is more uniform.
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Innovation DesignLab employs “smart media” in the classroom
Impact Smart media empowers instructors and students to think in new forms, work in new venues, and communicate with diverse audiences.
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Innovation Comparative Literature and Folklore Program join forces
Impact Administratively, we will save the university money while also making better use of the energies and teamwork of faculty from two formerly distinct units.
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Innovation School of Medicine and Public Health updates disciplines through consolidation of departments
Impact The newly defined disciplines are better aligned with peers and better able to compete for grants and faculty. Savings and improved services were realized in administrative areas.
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