The Research and Economic Development Division (REDD) continues to find ways to promote interdisciplinary convergence to benefit Wyoming, including ground-breaking research and innovation, transformation of education, and preparation of a competitive workforce for industries of the future. As we continue to do this, we strive to ensure that all disciplines representing the breadth of UW campus expertise are supported, valued, and celebrated. This newsletter is about humanities. <MORE>
The new year is off to an exciting start as we capped off January with the annual Celebration of Excellence in Research and Innovation event, held on the 23rd. This was the second in what I hope will be many years of honoring the best and brightest of research and innovation accomplishments during the January meeting of our Board of Trustees... <MORE>
January, 2024Dear Colleagues,
Happy 2024! As you are returning to campus and starting the spring 2024 semester, I wanted to provide a few updates about what is happening in the Research and Economic Development Division... <MORE>
AUGUST, 2024Dear Member of the UW Faculty, Staff and Stakeholder Community:
I wish to extend a hearty Cowboy welcome to both new and returning faculty and students to our Fall 2024 semester at UW! This is always an exciting time of year on campus, but I’m especially excited to share with you the opportunities REDD (Research and Economic Development Division) has in store for you this academic year...<MORE>
OCTOBER, 2024Dear Colleagues,
Now that we are fully immersed in the Fall Semester, I would like to convey some thoughts and news about the Research and Economic Development Division (REDD). At REDD, we are passionately committed to enabling our faculty, staff, and students to achieve excellence in research and other scholarly activities...<MORE>
