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Christopher Noto, department of biological sciences chair, center, and Holly Skinner, a biology student, left, show Gov. Tony Evers the new technology in an anatomy classroom during the governor’s visit to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside on Tuesday.
- SEAN KRAJACIC,KENOSHA NEWS
Gov. Tony Evers, center, walks with Interim Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Matt Cecil, left, and Senior Vice Provost and Dean of the Faculty Leslie Walker, right, during a visit to UW-Parkside on Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2025.
- SEAN KRAJACIC,KENOSHA NEWS
Gov. Tony Evers, right, looks at a human skeleton with biology student, Holly Skinner, left, at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside during a visit on Tuesday. New Anatomage tables allow students to do a number of studies of virtual cadavers.
- SEAN KRAJACIC, KENOSHA NEWS
Gov. Tony Evers, second from right, talks about new technology with Christopher Noto, department of biological sciences chair, right, and pre-optometry student Annette Barzano, left, during a visit to UW-Parkside on Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2025.
- SEAN KRAJACIC,KENOSHA NEWS
Gov. Tony Evers, center, walks with Interim Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Matt Cecil, left, and Senior Vice Provost and Dean of the Faculty Leslie Walker, right, during a visit to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside on Tuesday.
- SEAN KRAJACIC,KENOSHA NEWS
IN PHOTOS: Gov. Tony Evers visits UW-Parkside
Gov. Tony Evers, left, and Tip McGuire, second from left, get an anatomy demonstration from Annette Barzano, a pre-optometry student, during a visit to UW-Parkside on Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2025.
- SEAN KRAJACIC,KENOSHA NEWS
Christopher Noto, department of biological sciences chair, center, and Holly Skinner, a biology student, left, show Gov. Tony Evers the new technology in an anatomy classroom during the governor’s visit to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside on Tuesday.
- SEAN KRAJACIC,KENOSHA NEWS
Gov. Tony Evers, center, walks with Interim Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Matt Cecil, left, and Senior Vice Provost and Dean of the Faculty Leslie Walker, right, during a visit to UW-Parkside on Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2025.
- SEAN KRAJACIC,KENOSHA NEWS
Gov. Tony Evers, right, looks at a human skeleton with biology student, Holly Skinner, left, at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside during a visit on Tuesday. New Anatomage tables allow students to do a number of studies of virtual cadavers.
- SEAN KRAJACIC, KENOSHA NEWS
Gov. Tony Evers, second from right, talks about new technology with Christopher Noto, department of biological sciences chair, right, and pre-optometry student Annette Barzano, left, during a visit to UW-Parkside on Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2025.
- SEAN KRAJACIC,KENOSHA NEWS
Gov. Tony Evers, center, walks with Interim Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Matt Cecil, left, and Senior Vice Provost and Dean of the Faculty Leslie Walker, right, during a visit to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside on Tuesday.
- SEAN KRAJACIC,KENOSHA NEWS
Annette Barzano, a pre-optometry student, left, demonstrates new technology to Gov. Tony Evers during his visit to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside on Tuesday.
- SEAN KRAJACIC, KENOSHA NEWS
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