I had an endowed professorship at UC-Berkeley that supported my research, so I know how important these funds are.
Richard Meese (’76 MA L&S, ’78 PhD L&S)
College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
As the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences faces changes in economic realities, the College has identified five areas that will assist the College in furthering the Wisconsin Idea and maintaining its margin of excellence. Support in these areas will allow the dean to offer a future path of excellence and advance unanticipated opportunities.
Graduate student support for research assistantships and fellowships
Undergraduate student support including scholarships, study abroad awards and internships
Faculty and staff recruitment, retention and recognition
Enhance the sense of CALS Community among faculty, staff, alumni and donors through appreciation events and awards
Multiple points of communication to keep our stakeholders informed of the impact the College has on our daily lives
