Students in an urban design studio partnered with TriMet to design ambitious improvements to the Marquam Hill region in anticipation of two potential light rail stations […]
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UW-Madison students create recommendations for transportation improvements thanks to parental survey results […]
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Students and faculty conduct rigorous assessment of potential Wi-Fi infrastructure plan, provide feedback to mitigate financial risk […]
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The UniverCity Year program partnered UW-Madison’s Spring 2017 Population Health 740: Health Impact Assessment of Global Environmental Change course with the City of Monona to investigate the effects produced by implementing public renovation projects. At the direction of Professor Jonathan Patz, students inspected the benefits which would be produced by draft plans created by Fall 2016 UniverCity Year undergraduate courses, as well as creating health impact assessments (HIA) for each. (UniverCity Year project final report) […]
Professor Kathryn Krueger’s course creates content strategies through which MCM could increase user engagement across its YouTube channel and social media profiles […]
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To increase public awareness of services and programs available within the City of Monona, Professor Larry Meiller and his students made over 30 PSAs for listeners of WVMO […]
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Under the guidance of Professors Sam Dennis and Travis Flohr, students expand preservation efforts and both active and passive park opportunities. […]
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Jordan Teichen and Professor Eric Schuchardt collaborate to develop a regional trail system which starts in and extends out of the City of Monona […]
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Professor Jennifer Conaway and Bill Quackenbush guide UW-Madison students towards the development of numerous community projects which shed a light on the Ho-Chunk Nation’s influence on Monona culture, community, and local history […]
Under the direction of Professor Anne Reynolds and City of Monona’s Community Media Director, Will Nimmow, students researched the benefits of municipal broadband internet and the ways the city could implement it […]
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