Recent graduate from the School of Human Ecology, Henry Obeng, is recognized for his exceptional artistic capabilities and his academic accomplishments.
School News
News about research, awards, and other noteworthy updates from the School of Human Ecology
Full UW-Madison commencement thunders back to Camp Randall (kenoshanews.com)
After two years of canceled and rescheduled graduation ceremonies, UW-Madison hosts 2022 graduates and their families in a proper celebration of their accomplishments.
Carolyn Kallenborn is sent off to retire with lovely sentiments from peers
Students and colleagues talk about the impact Carolyn Kallenborn has had on campus and in our community. She has retired and is moving from Madison, Wisconsin to Oaxaca, Mexico to strengthen collaborative ties between the …
If you were sitting on a plane: Q&A with alum Connor Martz
Connor Martz graduated from the Community & Nonprofit Leadership [CNPL] program in 2016 and went on to earn a PhD at Auburn University, his dissertation – “Biopyschosocial Mechanisms of Lupus Progression among Black Women.” Before …
Meaningful. Beautiful. Pride.
On a beautiful Spring day full of hope, more than 140 alumni, friends, faculty and staff gathered at the School of Human Ecology to celebrate the power of philanthropy to transform the lives of students, …
Beyond the artistry: Dawry Ruiz dives into creative culture and student life
Musician, artist, and esteemed scholarship recipient Dawry Ruiz details his experiences in college as a creator and student.
Styled by Allegra: UW-Madison senior debuts fashion line for Pacsun
Allegra Abrams, a Textiles and Fashion Design major at the School of Human Ecology, debuts her gender-neutral clothing line “Love To The People” at PacSun.
Navsaria Elected Chair of American Academy of Pediatrics Council on Early Childhood (AAP; Navsaria)
Toward Risk-Benefit Assessments in Psychedelic- and MDMA-Assisted Therapies (JAMA Psychiatry; Raison)
Research on the benefits of psychedelic and MDMA-assisted treatments may result in new challenges. As this concept is explored, experts, including Professor Charles Raison (Human Ecology’s Mary Sue and Mike Shannon Distinguished Chair for Healthy Minds, Children and Families), weigh in key considerations.