Women in Data Science: Why They’re Critical to the Data Science Workforce
Though there is a lot of work yet to be done for women’s inclusivity in data science, there are a few statistics that are worth celebrating.
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Biotechnology Breakthroughs Honored in 2020
UW Applied Biotechnology Program Manager, Dr. Melinda Verdone, features the key scientists behind the biotech breakthroughs acknowledged in 2020.
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5 Reasons to Pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Computing
Ready to break into the computing field or advance your skill set? Here are five reasons to consider earning your bachelor’s degree.
UW Applied Biotechnology Course Wins ADEIL Distinguished Course Award
ABT 705: Ethics, Safety, and Regulatory Environments in Biotechnology won a Distinguished Course award from ADEIL.
Conversations in Biotech: Careers: Webinar Recording + Q&A
In this webinar, the UW Applied Biotechnology program manager, Dr. Melinda Verdone, and a panel of experts discuss biotechnology careers.
Health and Wellness Management Student Starts Wellness Coordinator Job Before Graduation
Jessica Lehman, a 2018 UW Health and Wellness Management graduate, works as a wellness coordinator for the Neenah School District.
Data Science vs. Data Analytics: The Differences Explained
Comparing data science and data analytics careers can be confusing, especially when scanning job listings. Find the best fit for you.
The Business of Biotechnology: Leadership, Investments, and High School Teachers
Former UW Applied Biotechnology Program Manager Dr. Melinda Verdone focuses on the business side of biotechnology.
UW Applied Computing Graduate Secures IT Role Before Graduation
The UW Applied Computing program allowed Noah Borkowski to work full-time while completing his bachelor's degree.
Emerging Biotechnology Trends in the Food Industry
Former UW Applied Biotechnology Program Manager Dr. Melinda Verdone highlights three emerging biotechnology developments in the food industry.