Nama institusi

University of Wisconsin - Madison

Alamat kontak untuk informasi internasional

MADISON 53706

Telepon

+1 608 262 2433

Nama tempat/fakultas

College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, Department of Plant Pathology

Alamat

Alamat kontak untuk informasi internasional

University of Wisconsin - Madison
1630 Linden Drive
MADISON
Wisconsin
53706

Uraian Tempat

The Department occupies the eight floors of the east wing of Russell Laboratories. Research laboratories on floors two to eight are extensively equipped. Modern teaching laboratories are located on the first and second floors. The Departmental library is housed on the fifth floor of Russell Labs and Steenbock Memorial Library, which serves as the Ag Library, is adjacent to Russell Laboratories. The Department houses a state-of-the-art scanning electron microscope; a high-voltage electron microscope facility is located in an adjacent building. They are equipped with several growth chambers that have controlled light and temperature regimes for use in research and teaching. Nearby are greenhouses and the Biotron, which provides selective control over physical conditions and permits duplication of environmental conditions almost anywhere on earth. Ten experimental farms located throughout Wisconsin offer various conditions for field research. A Departmental computer facility is located in room 436 and individual labs are equipped with personal computers. Email, Internet access, and other computer services are supplied through the Departmental LAN facility and the campus-wide supported 'DoIT' facilities. Complete statistical consulting services and mainframe computing services are located nearby in the Animal Sciences Building.

Nomor telepon

+1 608 262 1410

Apakah di lokasi ini tersedia akomodasi?

Ya

Informasi mengenai akomodasi

University of Wisconsin - Madison provides the on campus housing for students and they are free to choose a variety of housing options, including the University Residence Halls and a variety of privately owned residence halls, apartments, houses, and condos that surround campus. Most first-year students live in residence halls, while students in their second, third, and fourth years of study typically live in campus-area housing. The University Residence Halls are home to nearly 6,900 students and offer an ever-increasing variety of programs and services. Residence hall rooms include the basics (beds, desks, chairs), as well as telephone and free cable TV, high-speed Internet, and refrigerators. The residence halls have modern, simply furnished, air-conditioned rooms suitable for either single or double occupancy. Each room is equipped with single beds with pillows and bed linens, dressers or shelving, bookcase, desks, desk chairs, and a small refrigerator. Data jacks are available in every room. Cable jacks in each room are also active in case they choose to bring their own television. Wireless access is available in floor lounges and dining areas. Laundry facilities, vending and ice machines are located in most buildings. Lounges provide televisions and a casual social area. For the comfort of all guests, all campus buildings are smoke-free. Typically, men and women are housed on separate floors with shared bath facilities for each gender. Bathrooms are spacious with separate individual showers and dressing areas for privacy. Food service is popular and convenient. Students can choose from a variety of dining rooms, carryout stores, delis, coffee houses, and even delivery services. And they are constantly increasing the selections of organic, vegetarian, vegan, and kosher foods. Residents pay only for the food they select (a meal plan is not required) using their Housing Food debit account, which is part of the student ID card (Wiscard).