MINDS@UW: Recent submissions
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Oral History Interview, Paul Deluca (1389)
(2014-08-21)In his four 2014 interview with Troy Reeves, Paul DeLuca talked about his long career in research, teaching, and administration at UW-Madison. DeLuca traced his family background, graduate research at Notre Dame, and path ... -
Oral History Interview, Dino Maniaci (1350)
(2013-07-29)In this interview, Madison resident Dino Maniaci talks about his experiences as a gay man from the 1970s to the present, particularly during the 1980s and 1990s. He describes the gay communities in Kansas City, Missouri; ... -
Oral History Interview, Larry Meiller (1382)
(2014-09-11)In his three 2014 interviews with Troy Reeves, Larry Meiller talked about his life in Wisconsin, including his five decades at UW-Madison. He spoke of the time period between the 1940s and 2010s and of the following topics: ... -
Oral History Interview, Erika Janik (1299)
(2012-11-13)In her 2012 interview with Laura Lane, Erika Janik narrates her journey to a career in writing. She remembers her early education and undergraduate studies in Oregon, which led her to study history, then journalism at the ... -
Oral History Interview, Danez Smith (1202)
(2010-12-10)In his December oral history interview, Danez Smith talks about Madison and the First Wave program. He discusses his identity: black, male bodied, and queer and how that defines him and the spaces he is in whether that be ... -
Oral History Interview, Peter Marion & Anne Lessick-Xiao (1211)
(2011-03-25)Lessick-Xiao recounts her time in Zaire which is now the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Marion recounts his time in Guatemala. Marion lived and worked in Guatemala from 1969-1974 in order to avoid the draft. LX wanted ... -
Oral History Interview, Phil Hamilton (1407)
(2014-11-25)In his three 2014 interviews with Troy Reeves, Phil Hamilton talked about his years on the UW (later called UW-Madison) campus. Hamilton talked about building a design program inside the Department of Art, moving into the ... -
Oral History Interview, Albert Miller (1479)
(2016-02-10)Raised in Brooklyn, New York, Dr. Albert Miller was a Ford Scholar at the University of Wisconsin in the 1950s. Utilizing a condition of the Ford scholarship which allowed him to use his fourth year of funding for his early ... -
Oral History Interview, Stewart Macaulay (1515)
(2016-04-08)Born in Atlanta in 1931, Stewart Macaulay grew up in Michigan and then Southern California. He received his A.B. from John Muir Junior College in 1952. Macaulay then went on to Stanford where he received his LL.B. in 1955. ... -
A singular vector ensemble prediction system using the WRF model
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Adjoint sensitivity studies of tropical cyclone intensity measures
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Oral History Interview, Jade River (1573)
(2016-11-04)In her 2016 interview with Pat Calchina, Jade River talks about her life in Madison, Wisconsin from 1982 to the present, with concentration on her creation of the Re-formed Congregation of the Goddess and LunaTech, a women’s ... -
Oral History Interview, Sara Karon (1572)
(2016-10-30)In her 2016 interview with Pat Calchina, Sara Karon details her life in Madison, from 1991 to the present. She spoke of coming to Madison with her partner Catherine in 1971. Topics discussed in this interview are disability ... -
EVALUATION OF EASTERN WILD TURKEY (MELEAGRIS SILVESTRIS GALLOPAVO) PRODUCTIVITY AND RECRUITMENT UTILIZING SNAPSHOT WISCONSIN TRAIL CAMERA IMAGES
(College of Natural Resources, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 2022-05)The eastern wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo silvestris) is an economically and culturally important upland game bird species in Wisconsin, USA. Once extirpated from the state, this species was successfully recovered and ... -
Oral History Interview, Erin Anthony (1554)
(2016-06-14)In her 2016 interviews with Anna Livia, Erin Anthony discusses being a queer graduate student at UW Madison. She discusses volunteer work with LGBTQ Books to Prisoners and her passion serving the incarcerated population. ... -
Love-Based Leadership for Sustainability: Leveraging Love-Based Leadership, Systems Theory & Social Dimensions of Behavioral Economics
(School of Education, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, 2022-05)In this dissertation, I lay the groundwork for the definition, application, measurement, and evolution of a framework for love-based leadership for sustainability (LBLS) in three separate manuscripts. In Manuscript I, I ... -
EXPLORING THE PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATORS USING ELICITED METAPHOR AND NARRATIVE INQUIRY
(College of Natural Resources, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 2022-05)Professional identity has to do with one’s professional self-concept and has particular significance for environmental educators, a majority of whom do not have an educational background in their chosen field and thus have ... -
Conducting a Kayak Based Bathymetric Survey of the Eau Claire River : On-Water Bathymetric Survey of a Steep and Rocky Segment of the Eau Claire River
(2021-04)This project involves a faculty-student research collaboration to conduct a bathymetric survey of a 3.2 mile stretch of the Eau Claire River, to be used as part of a pocket guide map and promotional video in conjunction ... -
Lichen and Moss as Biomonitors of Microplastic Pollution in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
(2021-04)The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) is known for its pristine lakes and natural beauty, but like all natural areas accessible to humans, this highly visited and beloved wilderness is contaminated with ... -
Oral History Interview, Virginia Sapiro (1077)
(2015-02-25)Virginia Sapiro grew up in New York City during the late 1950s to early 1960s, where her father worked on Madison Avenue in an advertising agency and her mother worked as a schoolteacher. In New York, Sapiro attended the ...