Katherine Curtis’s research, with graduate student Heather O’Connell, on poverty in Wisconsin is coming out in a series of briefings.
Daniel Kleinman received an NSF grant for his work with Sai Suryanarayanan on “Finding Sustainable Solutions to Honey Bee Health.” Volume 3 of Kleinman’s co-edited series of volumes, Controversies in Science and Technology, is due out this summer.
Jane Collins and Laura Senier have been awarded the University Housing’s Honored Instructor Award. This award is given in recognition of a professor’s important contribution to student learning.
In May, Tom Heberlein signed a contract with Oxford University Press to publish The Anatomy of Environmental Attitudes. This is a capstone book which looks at how attitudes grow, change, and influence pro environmental behaviors. A 2012 publication date is expected.
Jack Kloppenburg has won a Division of International Studies Global Scholars Award for his GreenHouse Global Village proposal.