News featuring and/or quoting UW-Eau Claire people, programs, events and issues
Northern exposure
UW-Eau Claire graduate Justin Vernon was featured in the May 5 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article "Northern exposure." UW-Eau Claire graduate Sean Carey also was mentioned in the article.
Express Q and A: Vic Cable
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Vic Cable was featured in the July 6 Leader-Telegram column
"Express Q and A: Vic Cable."
"Express Q and A: Vic Cable."
Interns in high demand locally
Jeanne Skoug, Career Services, was quoted in the July 5 Leader-Telegram article "Interns in high demand locally."
UW-EC ready with text message alert system
Andrew Phillips, Academic Affairs, was quoted in the July 1 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC ready with text message alert system."
Cell Notification System: UWEC Students Signing Up
UW-Eau Claire's cell phone notification system was the subject of the
June 30 WQOW-TV story "Cell Notification System: UWEC Students Signing Up."
June 30 WQOW-TV story "Cell Notification System: UWEC Students Signing Up."
And now for something completely different ...
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Matt Mealey was featured in the June 27 New Richmond News article "And now for something completely different ..." Bob Baca, music and theatre arts, also was mentioned in the article.
Aeros name Troy G. Ward Assistant General Manager
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Troy Ward was featured in the June 24 OurSports Central article "Aeros name Troy G. Ward Assistant General Manager."
New hockey league gets approval
UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the June 24 Leader-Telegram article "New hockey league gets approval."
As Time Expires, Memories of the Austin Ice Bats
The UW-Eau Claire women's hockey team was mentioned in the article "As Time Expires, Memories of the Austin Ice Bats" in the June 24 issue of The New York Times.
Chippewa Valley economy can prosper
UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the June 24 Leader-Telegram column "Chippewa Valley economy can prosper."
Freshmen applications increase at universities
Kristina Anderson, Admissions, was quoted in the June 23 Leader-Telegram article "Freshmen applications increase at universities."
Murray State's Wiggins to relocate to Wisconsin
Matt Wiggins, the new chair of the UW-Eau Claire kinesiology department, was featured in the June 23 Murray (Ky.) Ledger and Times article "Murray State's Wiggins to relocate to Wisconsin."
A New 'Project' for John Raymond, at the Dakota June 25th.
UW-Eau Claire students John Raymond and Aaron Hedenstrom and alumnus Jeremy Boettcher were quoted in the June 20 Jazz Police article "A New 'Project' for John Raymond, at the Dakota June 25th."
Trade missions benefit area businesses
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education was mentioned in the June 21 Leader-Telegram article “Trade missions benefit area businesses.”
UWO eyes nursing doctorate — Would collaborate with UW-Eau Claire on program
The future UW-Eau Claire/UW-Oshkosh collaborative doctorate of nursing practice program was the subject of the June 22 Oshkosh Northwestern article “UWO eyes nursing doctorate — Would collaborate with UW-Eau Claire on program.”
A soulful homecoming
UW-Eau Claire alumna Briana Hardyman was featured in the June 19 Dubuque Telegraph Herald article "A soulful homecoming."
Staying the course
UW-Eau Claire student Adam Koble was featured in the June 19 Waseca County News article "Staying the course."
Schools drop landlines as more students carry cell phones
UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the June 15 Chicago Tribune article "Schools drop landlines as more students carry cell phones."
Ojibway earns Ford Foundation Fellowship
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Michael Ojibway was featured in the June 11 Chippewa Herald article "Ojibway earns Ford Foundation Fellowship." Patricia Quinn, McNair Program, and April Bleske-Rechek, psychology, were quoted; and Debra Barker, English, and Blaine Peden, psychology, were mentioned in the article.
Winning Student Essay Goes Global
UW-Eau Claire student Jennifer Steif was featured in the June 16 Nurse.com article “Winning Student Essay Goes Global.”
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