How do you describe the School of Human Ecology in one word? Unstoppable. Who doesn’t love a great comeback story? Around 25 years ago, the School of Human Ecology at University of Wisconsin-Madison was on the brink of dissolving. Today, it’s one of the most valued and in-demand schools on campus and across the U.S. Wondering how it happened? Author Doug Moe and human ecology alum Jeanan Yasiri Moe '85 uncover the against-all-odds transformation in “Unstoppable”—an inspiring story of bold leadership, visionary growth and the power of philanthropy. Under the leadership of two remarkable women—Robin Douthitt and Soyeon Shim—the school is now celebrating a record number of students and leading the way in addressing today’s biggest challenges. “When human ecologists come together to tackle pressing issues like AI, financial security and healthy parenting, we are unstoppable.” —Soyeon Shim, the Elizabeth Holloway Schar Dean of the School of Human Ecology and Ted Kellner Bascom Professo...