GWS affiliate Professor Nan Enstad’s book, Cigarettes, Inc.: An Intimate History of Corporate Imperialism, received the Albert J. Beveridge Award! This award, offered through the American Historical Association, recognizes a distinguished book in English on the …
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GWS Professor Keisha Lindsay’s recent book has won the 2019 Michael Harrington Book Award!
GWS Professor Keisha Lindsay’s recent book, In a Classroom of Their Own: The Intersection of Race and Feminist Politics in All-Black Male Schools has won the 2019 Michael Harrington Book Award from the New Political …
GWS Professor Sami Schalk Awarded OutReach LGBTQ Advocate of the Year
GWS Professor Sami Schalk will be awarded the LGBTQ Advocate of the Year by Madison’s OutReach LGBT Community Center. This award commemorates Professor Schalk’s accomplishments, during the past year as well as over the course …
Hyde recipient of the Kinsey Institute’s inaugural Alfred C. Kinsey Distinguished Researcher Award
Congratulations to Professor Janet Hyde who has been named as the recipient of the Kinsey Institute’s inaugural Alfred C. Kinsey Distinguished Researcher Award! Well deserved, Professor Hyde! More… .
GRACE MORRISON AND RENEE KRAMER WIN HOBBINS AWARD
GWS Masters student Grace Morrison was chosen for the Deborah Hobbins Award for 2017, and Renee Kramer, a doctoral student in Population Health, is the 2018 winner. The Hobbins Award, named for long-time advocate for …
Alonso Wins Chancellor’s Hilldale Award for Excellence in Teaching
Congratulations to Araceli Alonso for being the 2018 recipient of the Chancellor’s Hilldale Award for Excellence in Teaching! A well deserved honor for a life changing instructor.
Ann Fink Wins Teaching and Poster Awards
Congratulations to Ann Fink on winning two recent awards! The first of which is a poster award at the International Neuroethics Society meeting in November for her work with comics and neuroscience pedagogy: Fink, AE. …
Higgins Wins Planning Grant for initiative “Supporting Reproductive, Infant, and Family Health in Wisconsin”
Congratulations to Jenny Higgins and her collaborators for winning a two-year planning grant from an anonymous donor to support their initiative, “Supporting Reproductive, Infant, and Family Health in Wisconsin”! The $575K grant will allow them …