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Falcon Futures: UW-River Falls biochemistry student gets an early start on career
When Annie Loss from Brainerd, Minn., began working on her bachelor’s degree in biochemistry at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, she was expecting to have a bit of a wait to find work in her field. “I was well prepared for two to three years after graduation to not have a job in chemistry and still be supporting myself as a server,” Loss said. “The job market is so competitive.” With one year to go before earning her degree, she learned that Crystal Finishing Systems (CFS) in River Falls was
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Keeping an eye out for AI: UW-River Falls professor offers media literacy tips to spot fake news
What content are you scrolling through? Where is it leading you? Is any of what you see real? Those are some of the questions University of Wisconsin-River Falls Stage and Screen Arts Professor Erik Johnson would like people to think about. The idea of media literacy is not new, but fast-changing technology means we are now faced with a constant barrage of information. “I think it has only become more a part of our lives with smartphones and social media,” Johnson said. In his media literacy classes
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Five faculty fellowships funded at UW-River Falls by state-sponsored Dairy Innovation Hub
The University of Wisconsin-River Falls College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES) recently awarded five faculty research fellowships to expand dairy-related research through the Dairy Innovation Hub initiative. The selected faculty will lead projects across the Hub’s four priority areas: stewarding land and water resources; enriching human health and nutrition; ensuring animal health and welfare; and growing farm businesses and communities. Funded by a $7.8 million annual
