Michael Josephson to Keynote Wendt Center for Character Education Fall Conference
Department of Natural and Applied Sciences to Host Fall Seminar Series
Davison Returns Home to University of Dubuque
University Receives $134,500 Grant from Carver Trust
UDTS prof sees unrest in South Africa
UD English Professor to be Featured Poet at Milwaukee's Irish Fest
UDTS Student Named 2008 Lydia Scholar
Hayes Named Spartans Head Cross Country Coach
Thompson Announced as Spartans Head Track & Field Coach
UDTS Distance Learning Staff Spreading the News
University of Dubuque Receives President's Honor Roll Award for Service
Ghost Ranch 2000
The 27th annual Southwest Field Studies course was marked by great weather and an enthusiastic field team.Informative reports from returning students en route helped to guide the field observations, and flowering plants and animal life were especially plentiful.We saw more herds of pronghorns than ever before,and we even had a close-up view of elk from the bus for the first time!!
Bob Miller, Bill Niemann, Dan Call, and Rob Dillinger combined to form an effective group of faculty for the thirty students.From volcanoes to cacti,dinosaurs to dippers,we all know a great deal more about the Southwest now.
Relive our experiences through our photo album
