News featuring and/or quoting UW-Eau Claire people, programs, events and issues
Baby's little hands are made for talking
Nicole Jones, Continuing Education, is featured in the May 9 story from WEAU "Assignment 13: Baby's little hands are made for talking."
UW-Eau CLaire installs Tesira in new state-of-the-art student center
The installation of a comprehensive Tesira Audio Video Bridging sytem in the new Davies Student Center is the topic of a May 10 article in Biamp.com newsletter.
Marshall students get common sense about bullying
Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is featured in the May 8 article from The Courier titled "Marshall students get common sense about cyberbullying."
Fischer is WIAC position player of the year
Sophomore Amanda Fischer has been named the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference softball position player of the year. See full announcement.
Biodiversity research to take studnets to Cambodian forest managed by Buddhist monks
Deb Freund, biology and students Breana Meyer, Joel Smith and Kelsey Pischke are featured in a May 7 story on ASIANetwork.org website titled "Biodiveristy research to take students to Cambodian forest managed by Buddhist monks."
Thurgood Dennis named Athlete of the Week
Sophomore Thurgood Dennis has been named the NCAA Division III National Men's Athlete of the Week. See official announcement.
Sue Peck and Lisa Schiller to be guests on WPR May 9
Dr. Sue Peck and Dr. Lisa Schiller will be guests on The West Side radio show broadcast on WHWC this Thursday, May 9 at 5 p.m. The program topic will be the growing Latino population in Western Wisconsin, and the two College of Nursing faculty members will share details about the program through which UW-Eau Claire nursing students provide health screenings and safety information to area immigrant farm workers. Listen to the show on May 9. For additional information and photos, see related news release.
Developers nix state funding for student housing proposal
Mike Rindo, chancellor's office, was interviewed for the May 6 Leader-Telegram article disussing changes to the funding proposals for the Confluence Project. See article.
Runners finish 26.2-mile run for charity, fun and fitness
Tonja Englund, women's basketball, is quoted in the May 5 Leader-Telegram story "Runners finish 26.2-mile run for charity, fun and fitness."
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