Filter
- All Events – Displays all events from today.wisc.edu.
- Tag – Allows you to only show events based on a specific tag. If you know the specific tag value, you can type it in. Otherwise, you can choose an option from the suggestions list.
- Custom Feed ID – Show events from a curated feed. WiscWeb has some helpful documentation here on how to create a custom feed.
To display all CALS events, use event feed 30 - Event ID – Show one specific event on your page. Any changes made on today.wisc.edu will reflect in the block on your page, though changes may not always display immediately. To get the event ID, open the event in today.wisc.edu, and enter the number at the end of the URL.
In the example https://today.wisc.edu/events/view/123456, 123456 is the event ID.
Limit
The maximum number of events to display. It is recommended you keep this number no more than 5 to keep lists short and scannable. You can always add a button below the block that links out for users to view “More Events” on today.wisc.edu.
Fields
Allows you to control which additional fields from the event will be displayed on the page. If there is no value for the field, the field will not display for that event. The title and date of the event will always be displayed.
Example
Event Feed ID: 30, all fields visible
- Oct20 RNA MaxiGroup: Kathy Liu Sex Chromosomes in Cancer: From Paralog Function to Therapeutic Opportunities 5:30 PM 2131 DeLuca Biochemistry Building Kathy Liu is from the University of Pennsylvania 608-262-3040
- Oct21 Info Session: Scientific Teaching Fellows STEM grad students & postdocs: learn more about this professional development opportunity. 12:15 PM-1:00 PM Online The Scientific Teaching Fellows Program by WISCIENCE is a unique opportunity for grad students and postdocs in the biosciences (and connected fields) interested in careers that involve college-level teaching. Fellows learn the principles of scientific teaching, then get hands-on experience as an instructor in a biosciences course. Want to find out if this program is right for you? Stop by anytime during this drop-in Zoom session to meet the program director and get your questions answered. connect@wiscience.wisc.edu
- Oct21 Publish without Perishing: Knowing your Author Rights and Obligations 4:00 PM-5:00 PM Online Publishing your scientific research article can seem like a daunting task. Let expert librarians help you with the process. This workshop will answer common questions about copyright, author/publisher agreements, and funder requirements so that you can make publishing decisions that are right for you. 608-263-3899 jessica.newman@wisc.edu
- Oct21 Study Abroad in South Africa UW Wildlife Conservation in South Africa Info Session 7:00 PM-8:00 PM Online Meet with the program leader for UW Wildlife Conservation in South Africa, a two-week study summer abroad program that will focus on the ecology and management of South African wildlife at a research station located in the Makalali Game Reserve in Limpopo Province. Through lectures and field activities, students will learn about ecology and behavior of African wildlife as well as wildlife conservation issues. 608-265-6329 peeradvisor@studyabroad.wisc.edu
- Oct22 The Price of Publishing: A Conversation on Open Access Costs 1:00 PM-2:00 PM STEM Commons Room 126, Steenbock Library Rising publishing costs affect us all, so where do we go from here? Join fellow campus researchers and librarians for a conversation on navigating open scholarship and the cost of publishing. Come ready to discuss ideas, connect with community, and help shape a more sustainable model for open knowledge sharing. More details in the link! 608-263-3899 jessica.newman@wisc.edu