91. Student Presented Interactive Chemistry Experience
The Department of Chemistry, Institute for Chemical Education, sponsors SPICE, an outreach program designed to encourage children's interest in science and chemistry. SPICE volunteers present a series of chemical demonstrations based on a common theme, which stimulates enthusiasm and excitement in the audience. SPICE volunteers portray science as an interesting, exciting and integral part of society.

92. Family And Community Town Suppers
UW-Madison's University Health Services and the Wisconsin Clearinghouse for Prevention Resources program aims to promote family involvement, bridge society's separation of race and class, and provide a fresh, new avenue for involvement in key community issues. Each FACTS meeting is developed around a current issue of interest to the community in which it is held. Topics include the drinking age, the death penalty and land use. FACTS events feature a panel of several people who are knowledgeable about the issue and have opposing views. Elected officials and legislators most often serve as panel members.

93. Morgridge Center
The Morgridge Center serves as a clearinghouse for UW-Madison students to do one-on- one tutoring with Madison area K-12 students, including the Wright Middle School. The center places UW-Madison students in volunteer settings around Dane County.

94. UW-Marshfield Ag Research Station
The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences' station introduces students to dairy farming in Wisconsin. The station also provides teachers and parents with an opportunity to learn about UW-Madison and dairy research.

95. International Reach
Sponsored by the Dean of Students and International Student and Scholar Services, International Reach brings international students, scholars and spouses into K-12 classrooms in Madison and other participating schools to enrich the study of international cultures and enhance global understanding.

96. English 309
English 309 in the Department of English connects university students with elementary and secondary student writers. UW-Madison students read the high school students' writing and return letters of assessment, and in turn, share their own writing with elementary and high school students. The program aims to prepare teachers, as well as provide a connection between the university and K-12 schools.

97. Kemp Natural Resources Station
Located in Oneida County, the heart of Wisconsin's northwoods, Kemp Natural Resources Station is a UW-Madison facility dedicated to research, instruction and outreach programs in the management, conservation and preservation of natural resources. Kemp's 135 acres support some of the last remnants of old-growth forests in the Lake States, making Kemp an exceptional research and educational facility. The station provides a comprehensive program of natural resource education for youth. Multidisciplinary activities using hands-on techniques enhance participants' awareness and understanding of natural resource issues. The goal is to foster resource stewardship among today's youth and tomorrow's leaders.

98. Biological Systems Engineering
Professor Richard Straub, Department of Agricultural Engineering, provides approximately 60 diesel engines to be used in high school technical courses. Professor Straub also provides two days of training to high school FFA teams in agricultural mechanics.

99. UW-Madison Arts Outreach Program
The Arts Outreach Program manages three School of Music faculty ensembles for educational events and concerts. These esembles include the Pro Arte String Quartet, Wisconsin Brass Quintet and the Wingra Woodwind Quintet.

100. School Psychology Field Program
Graduate students in School Psychology in the Department of Educational Psychology are placed in field sites in schools in Madison and the surrounding area. Students spend two days per week in an elementary school for one semester and two days per week in a high school for one semester. School psychologists at field sites and university faculty collaborate to provide supervision.