News featuring and/or quoting UW-Eau Claire people, programs, events and issues
Finding the Flavor
Ellen Mahaffey, art and design, is mentioned in the Feb. 20 Volume One story "Finding the Flavor."
An 'Important' Production
The prouction "A Man of No Importance", from the UW-Eau Claire music and theatre arts department, is featured in the Feb. 20 Volume One story "An 'Important' Production: UW-Eau Claire stages and Irish tale."
Alumnus publishes first novel
UW-Eau Claire alumnus Michael Thies is featured in the Feb. 19 UW-Whitewater Royal Purple news story "UW-W student publishes first novel."
Eau Claire County Health Department unveils new logo
The Eau Claire County Health Department unveiled its new logo this week, designed by UW-Eau Claire graphic design students. See full story from WEAU.com.
Nursing school to incentivize doctoral degrees for nursing students
UW-Eau Claire is mentioned in the Feb. 19 Daily Cardinal story "Nursing school to incentivize doctoral degrees for nursing students."
UW-Eau Claire athletics director leaving on June 30
Scott Kilgallon, athletics director, announced his retirement effective June 30. See Feb. 18 Leader-Telegram story "UW-Eau Claire athletics director leaving on June 30," and coverage from WEAU.com.
Facebook adds new options for gender identification
Christopher Jorgenson, Women's and LGBTQ Resource Center, is featured in the Feb. 17 WEAU-TV story "Facebook adds new options for gender identification." Students Charles Kransberger and Bryanna Rothwell are also interviewed in the piece.
Frac Sand Mining: It's fate in NE Iowa should rest in local hands
Dr. Kent Syverson, geology, is mentioned in the Feb. 16 KitcoNews.com editorial "Frac Sand Mining: It's fate in NE Iowa should rest in local hands."
ACUI 2014 Renovation and Construction Showcase
UW-Eau Claire's W.R. Davies Student Center was among the university student unions featured in the Association of College Unions International "2014 Renovation and Construction Showcase," published in the ACUI's February 2014 issue of The Bulletin. (See the Davies Center feature on the final page of the document linked above.)
Worries about cyberbullying bill include jailed teens and free speech issues
Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was interviewd by WFSU-FM radio for the Feb. 14 story "Worries about cyberbullying bill include jailed teens and free speech issues."
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