August 06, 2018: What does a policy career look like? – A conversation with Dr. Loren LaPointe
On Monday August 06, 2018, CaSP will be hosting a presentation by AAAS fellow Dr. Loren LaPointe. Dr. LaPointe is an alumna of UW-Madison (Integrative …
Journal Club Review – Privacy and Big Tech
June’s journal club was lead by Amanda Hurley (Postdoc in Jo Handelsman’s Lab). Journal club review was also written by Dr. Hurley. This past month, …
July Theme: Addiction
Earlier this year, Wisconsin’s junior Senator, Tammy Baldwin (D), publicly spoke about her mother’s addiction with prescription drugs and the impact on her life. Her …
July 17, 2018: From Fieldwork to Policy – A conversation with Dr. Helena Chapman
On Tuesday July 17, 2018, CaSP will be hosting a presentation by AAAS fellow Dr. Helena Chapman. She will be sharing her experience in transitioning …
June Theme: Environmental Law and Policy II
In the month of May, CaSP had the honor of a welcoming to campus Howard Learner, the President and Executive Director of the Environmental Law …
What is Scott Pruitt’s “secret science?:” an in depth analysis of the EPA proposed rule “Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science”
In April 2018, the EPA proposed a rule titled, “Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science.” The goal of this rule is to make data for “pivotal …
Journal Club Review – The 14 Day Rule
May’s journal club was lead by Caitlin Warlick-Short (Graduate Student in Timothy Gomez’s lab). Journal club review was written by Grant Hisao (Postdoc in Katie …
May 21, 2018 – Transforming the fight against climate change in the Midwest; Seminar by Howard Learner
On Monday May 21, 2018, CaSP will be hosting a seminar by Howard Learner, the President and Executive Director of the Environmental Law and Policy …
Recap: Science Policy Careers Panel
On May 11, 2018, CaSP hosted a Science Policy Careers Panel in collaboration with the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery. The event featured four distinguished guests …
May Theme: Environmental Law and Policy
If you follow the news a lot as some of the members of the CaSP communications committee, you would know that there is no shortage …