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AI in Practice: Preparing Students for the Future Workplace
Ljumanovic with her mother, Stoja; son, Luka; and husband, Goran, during a family road trip to Niagara Falls, summer 2019.
Ljumanovic honored with Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence
Dr. Leonida Ljumanovic, professor of mathematics, has received the Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence in recognition of her outstanding contributions as an educator.
“I didn’t think my values around sustainability could become a career, so coming here and seeing that it can is amazing,” said senior Kimmy Zender.
Students put solar power to the test for hands-on learning—and waffles
Students harness solar power to cook waffles as part of a hands-on final project, applying classroom theory to real-world renewable energy challenges.
The picoCTF team: Zach Fisher, Parker Stork, Matt Betanski, Tyler Freeman and Brady Coenen.
Global recognition, local excellence: Cybersecurity Club’s top-tier win reflects program strength
Not one, but two teams from UW-Platteville's Cybersecurity Club achieved a top 3% finish out of 10,000 teams in the picoCTF global competition.
Creative seating seamlessly integrated with the staircase in Sesquicentennial Hall.
Building success: How teamwork and innovation transformed Sesquicentennial Hall into a national award winner
Sesquicentennial Hall has earned the Grand Prize Award from Learning by Design Magazine, thanks to a collaborative effort that blends innovation, sustainability and hands-on learning.
Taylor Nisius, Bryanne Pinkowski and JJ Hilliard pictured with their Gentle Jumps chair.
Gentle Jumps: engineering students craft a life-changing toddler’s chair
A group of engineering students designs a custom bouncy chair for Emma Gunderson, a toddler with blindness and hearing loss, after her current chair became too small. Their innovative solution brought together more than a campus, but a community of love and support.
Dr. Danny Xiao conducts concrete testing at Hochschule Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences during his sabbatical in Germany.
Xiao completes sabbatical in Germany and develops a study abroad program for students
 “I enjoyed the work and I'm really glad to be part of something that is life changing for people,” said sophomore Ryan Varoski.
Engineering change: How UW-Platteville students are empowering Ghana's next generation
UW-Platteville Engineers Without Borders Student Chapter embark on a journey to Ghana to construct a junior high school, bridging a critical gap in education for children in Adumasa.