UW-Stevens Point: Six master’s degree candidates receive Gaylord Nelson Earth Day Fellowships
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Six master’s degree candidates in the College of Natural Resources (CNR) at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (UWSP) received The Wilderness Society’s prestigious Gaylord Nelson Earth Day 2009 Fellowships.
Frances Blanchard of Rhinelander, Alison Cordie of Sartell, Minn., Ginamaria Javurek of Eau Claire, Jennifer Kobylecky of Baraboo, Stefanie Miller of Chino, Calif., and...
SSI Technologies Inc.: Field adjustable Acu-Trac® Smart 485 can reduce your level sensor inventory
Janesville, WI, - The Controls Division of SSI Technologies Inc., is pleased to announce the release of the Acu-Trac® Smart 485 Configuration Kit.
Easy Field Adjustments – The programmable features of the Acu-Trac® Smart 485 level sensor can be modified anywhere with this new configuration kit, a laptop and a dc power source.
Reduce Your Inventory - only one...
Alliant Energy: Adams Friendship Area School District recognized for energy-efficiency achievements
Media Contact: Scott Reigstad (608) 458-3145
District given Shared Savings Award for energy conservation and being green
MADISON, WI – May 18, 2009 – The Adams Friendship Area School District has received a Shared Savings Award in recognition of significant achievement in energy efficiency and conservation. The award was recently presented to the District by Alliant Energy Strategic Account Manager...
DATCP: Eastman woman named 62nd Alice In Dairyland; O’Brien starts duties June 1
Contact: Nicole Breunig 608-235-0785 nicole.breunig@wi.gov
BURLINGTON – Cheryl O’Brien, Eastman, was selected as Wisconsin’s 62nd Alice in Dairyland tonight, following three intense days of interviews and public appearances in Racine County. She was one of six final candidates for the public relations job that carries six decades of Wisconsin agricultural tradition.
"My goal...
WisBusiness: Wisconsin international trade could be looking up in 2010
By Tracy Will
For WisBusiness.com
MADISON -- Wisconsin’s international trade picture could be trending upward, based on reports from several Wisconsin Department of Commerce international trade reps.
Meeting with the Madison International Trade Association, trade reps from Brazil, China, Canada and Mexico offered upbeat scenarios for Wisconsin manufacturers with ties to those markets.
Mexico Representative Vicente Lencioni said, “Wisconsin manufacturers may not be...
