Menomonie-based Guard unit gets send-off to Iraq

UW-Eau Claire student Rebecca Seichter was quoted in the Feb. 11 Leader-Telegram article "Menomonie-based Guard unit gets send-off to Iraq."
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Filmmakers document 'Winter Dance Party' tour

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Marty Hanson was quoted in the Feb. 10 Leader-Telegram article "Filmmakers document 'Winter Dance Party' tour."
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Social Work to launch part-time master's program next fall

UW-Eau Claire's new part-time social work master's program was mentioned in the Feb. 10 UW-Madison news release "Social Work to launch part-time master's program next fall."
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What a Waste! Tons of Food Thrown Away in the City

UW-Eau Claire's "trayless" cafeteria program was mentioned in the Feb. 10 WEAU-TV story "What a Waste! Tons of Food Thrown Away in the City."
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Robertson Lowstuter Expands Executive Coaching Team

UW-Eau Claire alumna Pat Mater was mentioned in the article "Robertson Lowstuter Expands Executive Coaching Team" in the Feb. 10 issue of The Earth Times.
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Limestone Chorale prepares for Lincoln salute

Gary Schwartzhoff, music and theatre arts, was mentioned in the Feb. 11 Maysville, Ky., Ledger Independent article "Limestone Chorale prepares for Lincoln salute."
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Menards earns economic development award

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Mike Knetter was mentioned in the Feb. 10 Leader-Telegram article "Menards earns economic development award."
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National Guard band readies for its tour of duty in Iraq

UW-Eau Claire student Andrea Miller was quoted in the Feb. 8 Minneapolis Star Tribune article "National Guard band readies for its tour of duty in Iraq."
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Photo of Chancellor Levin-Stankevich in USA Today

A photo of Chancellor Brian Levin-Stankevich handing out hot cocoa to students Feb. 4 appeared in the Feb. 8 issue of USA Today. (Click to photo No. 3.)
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Sand plant forum planned Feb. 19

Crispin Pierce, public health professions, was mentioned in the Feb. 9 Chippewa Herald article "Sand plant forum planned Feb. 19."
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Jazz Fest performers revealed

The Eau Claire Jazz Fest, to be held April 2-5, was the subject of the Feb. 6 Leader-Telegram article "Jazz Fest performers revealed."
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UW-Eau Claire Students Offer Free Tax Assistance

The Feb. 6 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire Students Offer Free Tax Assistance" discussed the involvement of UW-Eau Claire accounting students in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program.
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Rob Reid writing at a lightning pace

Rob Reid, Foundations of Education, was featured in the Feb. 7 Leader-Telegram article "Rob Reid writing at a lightning pace." Dwight Watson, College of Education and Human Sciences, also was quoted in the article.
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Students Use Psychology Skills at Local Animal Shelter

Dan Holt, psychology, was interviewed for the Feb. 6 WQOW-TV story "Students Use Psychology Skills at Local Animal Shelter."
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Not Black and White

Nadine St. Louis (emerita), English, was featured in the Feb. 5 VolumeOne article "Not Black and White."
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Ask a Scientist for Kids

Paul Thomas and Erik Hendrickson, physics and astronomy, were quoted in the Feb. 5 VolumeOne article "Ask a Scientist for Kids."
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Diversity Still Lags at State University Campuses

English faculty member David Shih, UW-Eau Claire's new equity, diversity and inclusivity fellow, was interviewed on Wisconsin Public Radio Feb. 5 for a story titled "Diversity Still Lags at State University Campuses." (Scroll down on WPR Web page to find link.)
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David Cook Concert in Eau Claire Sold Out in One Hour

Ticket sales for the Feb. 18 David Cook concert at UW-Eau Claire were the subject of the Feb. 5 WQOW-TV story "David Cook Concert in Eau Claire Sold Out in One Hour" and the article "David Cook show sells out quickly" in the Local Briefs section of the Feb. 5 Leader-Telegram.
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Faculty on WPR's 'The West Side' Feb. 9

John Hildebrand, English; and Sean Hartnett, geography and anthropology, will discuss land ethic philosophy and the importance of land trusts on Wisconsin Public Radio's "The West Side" Feb. 9. The show relates to the Aldo Leopold Banquet, to be held Feb. 27. The show will air on WHWC, 88.3 FM, at 5 p.m. More information.
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Sexual Depravity,’ Student Fees and the Student Press

Kent Syverson, geology; Mike Rindo, University Communications; Bob Nowlan, English; and UW-Eau Claire student Sara Adams were quoted in the Feb. 6 Inside Higher Ed article "'Sexual Depravity,' Student Fees and the Student Press."
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UW-EC junior living his dream with outdoors TV show

UW-Eau Claire student Brandon Wikman was featured in the Feb. 5 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC junior living his dream with outdoors TV show." The article also appeared in the Feb. 5 St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Controversial literary magazine dodges potential funding cut

Mike Rindo, University Communications, was quoted in the Feb. 4 Student Press Law Center article "Controversial literary magazine dodges potential funding cut."
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Davies Center Site Narrowed to Two

The Davies Center project was the subject of the Feb. 4 WQOW-TV story "Davies Center Site Narrowed to Two."
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Former congressman Green helps lead anti-malaria group

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Mark Green was featured in the Feb. 2 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article "Former congressman Green helps lead anti-malaria group."
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UWEC Students Donating Unused Food

The UW-Eau Claire Campus Kitchen project was the subject of the Feb. 3 WEAU-TV story "UWEC Students Donating Unused Food."
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Three options considered for new UW-Eau Claire Davies Center

Charles Farrell, University Centers, was quoted in the Feb. 3 Leader-Telegram article "Three options considered for new UW-Eau Claire Davies Center." David Gessner, Business Services, also was mentioned in the article.
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Stillwater Area High School hosts music festival

Gary Schwartzhoff, music and theatre arts, was mentioned in the Feb. 3 Woodbury (Minn.) Bulletin article "Stillwater Area High School hosts music festival."
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Showing Your Boss What You're Worth

Jonathon Halbesleben, management and marketing, was interviewed for the Feb. 2 WEAU-TV story "Showing Your Boss What You're Worth."
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UW-EC professors track Super Bowl ads

Chuck Tomkovick and Rama Yelkur were quoted in the Feb. 2 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC professors track Super Bowl ads."
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Stillwater Area High School to host 2009 Suburban East Conference Music Festival

Gary Schwartzhoff, music and theatre arts, was mentioned in the Jan. 30 Stillwater Courier article "Stillwater Area High School to host 2009 Suburban East Conference Music Festival."
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Leader-Telegram captures awards

UW-Eau Claire student Janie Boschma was mentioned in the Jan. 30 Leader-Telegram article "Leader-Telegram captures awards."
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UW-Eau Claire to experiment with food recycling

UW-Eau Claire's new program to reduce food waste was the subject of the Feb. 1 Chicago Tribune article "UW-Eau Claire to experiment with food recycling." The story also was featured on WEAU-TV and on WBAY-TV, Green Bay, Feb. 1.
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One UW-Eau Claire Student Could Win Free Semester

Pack Zorn Night, scheduled for Feb. 4 at UW-Eau Claire, was the subject of the Jan. 30 WQOW-TV story "One UW-Eau Claire Student Could Win Free Semester."
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VITA offers free tax return assistance

UW-Eau Claire accounting students were mentioned in the Jan. 31 Leader-Telegram article "VITA offers free tax return assistance."
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Hometown boy makes mark in music

UW-Eau Claire students Alex Collie, Chris Goltz, Nels Urtel, Joe Holtan, Pete Elkin and Anthony Meehl — members of the a cappella group Fifth Element — were featured in the Jan. 30 Dunn County News article "Hometown boy makes mark in music."
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The Super Ad Bowl: Two Decades of Players

Super Bowl advertising research by Chuck Tomkovick and Rama Yelkur was featured in a table titled "The Super Ad Bowl: Two Decades of Players" which appeared in the Feb. 2 issue of The New York Times.
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Faculty on WPR's 'The West Side' Feb. 3

David Shih, English, UW-Eau Claire's new equity, diversity and inclusivity fellow; Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, history; Jesse Dixon, Office of Multicultural Affairs; and Eau Claire City Council member Berlye Middleton will be guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "The West Side" Feb. 3. The group will discuss UW-Eau Claire's challenge of becoming a more diverse university. The show will air on WHWC, 88.3 FM, at 5 p.m. More information.
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Family opens assisted living facility

UW-Eau Claire student Amanda Meshnick was quoted in the Jan. 27 Leader-Telegram article "Family opens assisted living facility."
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Magician Seidman to perform here Feb. 7

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Ben Seidman was featured in the Jan. 28 Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle article "Magician Seidman to perform here Feb. 7."
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Chippewa Valley Website Connects Employers with Interns

The Chippewa Valley Internship Central Web site was the subject of the Jan. 26 WQOW-TV story "Chippewa Valley Website Connects Employers with Interns." UW-Eau Claire is a partner in the Web site project. More information.
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Excitable radio announcer likes challenge of painting picture for fans

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Chad Holmes was quoted in the Jan. 25 Wausau Daily Herald article "Excitable radio announcer likes challenge of painting picture for fans."
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Advertisers shell out for Super Bowl spots

Research by Chuck Tomkovick and Rama Yelkur was mentioned in the Jan. 27 Los Angeles Times article "Advertisers shell out for Super Bowl spots." The article also was reprinted in the Sun-Sentinel, on newsday.com and on majorwager.com.
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Bon Iver album 'Blood Bank' performs well on iTunes

A new album by Bon Iver, which includes UW-Eau Claire alumni Justin Vernon and Sean Carey, was featured in the Jan. 24 Leader-Telegram article "Bon Iver album 'Blood Bank' performs well on iTunes."
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Eau Claire Transit Adding Bus to University Route

The new Eau Claire Transit bus service for UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the Jan. 25 WQOW-TV story "Eau Claire Transit Adding Bus to University Route."
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Campus Kitchens Project featured on WPR's 'The West Side'

Don Mowry, Center for Service-Learning; Dylan Thomas, an AmeriCorps VISTA representative to UW-Eau Claire; UW-Eau Claire student Lindsey Johnson, the Campus Kitchens Project president; Christian Wyse, Sodexo Food Services general manager; and Rick Beckler, director of Hospitality Services at Sacred Heart Hospital, will be guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "The West Side" Jan. 26. The group will discuss the UW-Eau Claire Campus Kitchens Project, a new organization which will donate unused food from UW-Eau Claire cafeterias to those in need in the community. The show will air on WHWC, 88.3 FM, at 5 p.m.
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Foster Gallery exhibit featured on WPR's 'Spectrum West'

Jill Olm, art & design, was a guest on the Wisconsin Public Radio show "Spectrum West" Jan. 22. Olm is the co-curator of the Foster Gallery Exhibit "Drawing Beyond Edges," which opens Jan. 29.
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Jabali Afrika to Perform Free Show Feb. 3 at UW-Eau Claire

Jabali Afrika's upcoming show at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the Jan. 20 WQOW-TV story "Jabali Afrika to Perform Free Show Feb. 3 at UW-Eau Claire."
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UW-Eau Claire Students Kick Off Campus Kitchens Project

Don Mowry, Center for Service-Learning, was interviewed for the Jan. 19 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire Students Kick Off Campus Kitchens Project."
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Dispute on union at retailer heats up; Wal-Mart closing at issue in Canada

Mike Dorsher, communication and journalism, who is studying the relationship between Canada's media and Wal-Mart while on sabbatical as a Fulbright Scholar at McGill University in Montreal, wrote a freelance story, "Dispute on union at retailer heats up; Wal-Mart closing at issue in Canada," which was published in the Jan. 22 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. The Democrat-Gazette is the Little Rock, Ark., newspaper that extensively covers Wal-Mart, which is headquartered in nearby Bentonville, Ark., and is the largest private employer in the United States and Canada.
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Palm Beach County schools on the lookout for cyberbully attacks

Justin Patchin, political science, was quoted in the Jan. 23 South Florida Sun-Sentinel article "Palm Beach County schools on the lookout for cyberbully attacks."
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UW-EC Cabaret shines in color

UW-Eau Claire's Cabaret XXXI, "Colors," was featured in the Jan. 22 Leader-Telegram review "UW-EC Cabaret shines in color."
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Unique illustrated system of books, games, has kids Singing to a different 'toon

UW-Eau Claire alumni Ann Dachel and Jill Doermann were featured in the Jan. 21 Chippewa Herald article "Unique illustrated system of books, games, has kids Singing to a different 'toon."
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Jackson County Bank president retires, new leaders named

UW-Eau Claire alumnus John Drace was mentioned in the Jan. 21 Jackson County Chronicle article "Jackson County Bank president retires, new leaders named."
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Summer 2009 SRC-REU Program Information

UW-Eau Claire student Emily Kopp was mentioned in the Jan. 17 San Diego MESA Alliance article "Summer 2009 SRC-REU Program Information."
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Eau Claire band signs record deal

UW-Eau Claire alumni Jason Sunde and Jon Sunde and their band The Daredevil Christopher Wright were featured in the Jan. 19 Leader-Telegram article "Eau Claire band signs record deal."
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UW-EC Cabaret XXXI promises to be colorful

Gary Schwartzhoff, music and theatre arts, and UW-Eau Claire students Patrick Jones, Tammie Delveaux and Evan Lloyd were quoted in the Jan. 21 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC Cabaret XXXI promises to be colorful." Cabaret XXXI also was the subject of the Jan. 19 Chippewa Herald article "UW-EC 31st Cabaret show opens Jan. 22."
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UW-Eau Claire student Janie Boschma covers Obama inauguration

UW-Eau Claire student Janie Boschma, working as an intern at The Washington Post during January as the university's 2008 Devroy Fellow, had the opportunity to cover the story of a lifetime: the inauguration of President Barack Obama. In addition to contributing to the Post's coverage before, during and after the Jan. 20 event, Boschma wrote articles about the experience for the Jan. 21 and Jan. 22 issues of the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram, where she is employed as a part-time reporter.
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Skin Care Expert to Speak at L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library

A presentation by UW-Eau Claire alumna Jennifer Peterson was featured in the Jan. 20 WQOW-TV story "Skin Care Expert to Speak at L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library."
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UW-Eau Claire honors King at vigil

Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, history; Christine Webster, Office of Multicultural Affairs; Ryan Jones, music and theatre arts; and UW-Eau Claire student Anastasia Davis were quoted in the Jan. 20 Leader-Telegram article "UW-Eau Claire honors King at vigil."
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Enthusiasm high for those going to inaugural events

UW-Eau Claire student Jake Johnson was quoted in the Jan. 18 Leader-Telegram article "Enthusiasm high for those going to inaugural events."
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UW-EC to honor King's legacy

Martin Luther King Jr. Day activities at UW-Eau Claire were featured in the Jan. 19 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC to honor King's legacy."
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Legacy Lives on Through Community Service

UW-Eau Claire student Lindsey Johnson and alumnus Jeremy Gragert were interviewed for the Jan. 19 WEAU-TV story "Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Legacy Lives on Through Community Service."
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Obama Mania: Why There's Hype for the Next President

Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, history, and David Lewis, chemistry, were interviewed for the Jan. 19 WEAU-TV story "Obama Mania: Why There's Hype for the Next President."
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Moot on Pak-China ties on 26th

Tarique Niazi, sociology, was mentioned in the article "Moot on Pak-China ties on 26th" in the Jan. 16 issue of The News International.
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Social work master's program now available at UW-Eau Claire

A new program in which human service professionals can earn a master's degree in social work by taking classes at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the Jan. 15 BusinessNorth.com article "Social work master's program now available at UW-Eau Claire."
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The women’s race is really ‘on’ in Dubai; marathon pacing enters the modern age

Sean Hartnett, geography and anthropology, was quoted in the Jan. 15 International Association of Athletics Federations article "The women’s race is really ‘on’ in Dubai; marathon pacing enters the modern age."
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Into the Woods — The Bon Iver Sound

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Justin Vernon and his band, Bon Iver, were featured in the article "Into the Woods — The Bon Iver Sound" in the Jan. 12 issue of The New Yorker.
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Teacher moonlights on drums at Starlite

UW-Eau Claire alumnus David Kies was featured in the Jan. 11 La Crosse Tribune article "Teacher moonlights on drums at Starlite." David's wife, Jennifer Kies, a UW-Eau Claire alumna, also was mentioned in the article.
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All In the Family — Eau Claire father pens youth books for his kids

UW-Eau Claire alumna Jessica Scheberl, was mentioned in the Jan. 8 Volume One article "All In the Family — Eau Claire father pens youth books for his kids." Scheberl illustrated the book featured in the article.
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News welcomes new reporter

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Aaron Olson was featured in the Jan. 11 Dunn County News article "News welcomes new reporter."
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Aldo Leopold banquet will encourage land ethic

The Aldo Leopold banquet, sponsored by UW-Eau Claire's Environmental Adventure Center and planned for Feb. 27, was the subject of the Jan. 9 Chippewa Herald article "Aldo Leopold banquet will encourage land ethic."
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Jan. 27 audition planned for original musical at Heyde Center

Michael Cunningham, music and theatre arts, was mentioned in the Jan. 9 Chippewa.com article "Jan. 27 audition planned for original musical at Heyde Center."
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Poet writes book in response to cancer diagnosis

Nadine St. Louis (emerita), English, was featured in the Jan. 11 Leader-Telegram column "Poet writes book in response to cancer diagnosis."
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President-Elect Obama Unveils Stimulus Plan

Rodd Freitag, political science, was interviewed for the Jan. 8 WQOW-TV story "President-Elect Obama Unveils Stimulus Plan."
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A Couple of UWEC Horn Students to Play Carnegie

UW-Eau Claire students Megan Pattarozzi and Tyler Adam were featured in the Jan. 8 VolumeOne article "A Couple of UWEC Horn Students to Play Carnegie."
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Global Warming Exists, According to Santa

A new book by Li-Ying Bao, art & design, and Eau Claire resident R. Michael Webb was featured in the Jan. 8 VolumeOne article "Global Warming Exists, According to Santa."
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UWEC a 'Top Value College'

UW-Eau Claire's designation as one of The Princeton Review's top 100 "Best Value Colleges for 2009" was the subject of the Jan. 8 WEAU-TV story "UWEC a 'Top Value College.'"
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Spreading cost of dorm damage unfair

Charles Major, Housing and Residence Life, was quoted in the Jan. 8 Leader-Telegram column "Spreading cost of dorm damage unfair."
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UW-Eau Claire named a 'Best Value College' for 2009

UW-Eau Claire was named as one of The Princeton Review's top 100 "Best Value Colleges for 2009" in the United States. The Princeton Review's list — featured in the Jan. 8 USA TODAY newspaper and on its Web site — includes 50 public and 50 private institutions. UW-Eau Claire is the only college or university from Wisconsin included on the list.
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Civil Rights Pilgrimage interview

Jodi Thesing-Ritter, Dean of Students office, and UW-Eau Claire student Jana Casperson were guests on the WEAU-TV Today show Jan. 7 to discuss the upcoming UW-Eau Claire Civil Rights Pilgrimage.
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Fifth Element to perform in New Richmond

The UW-Eau Claire a cappella group Fifth Element was featured in the Jan. 5 New Richmond News article "Fifth Element to perform in New Richmond."
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22 Student Soldiers to Deploy

Marc Goulet, Dean of Students office, was mentioned in the Jan. 7 WEAU-TV story "22 Student Soldiers to Deploy." A related story, "22 UW-Eau Claire Students to Deploy to Iraq in Spring," aired on WQOW-TV in Eau Claire and on WKOW-TV in Madison.
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State superintendent candidates

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Todd Price was featured in the Jan. 5 WLUK-TV story "State superintendent candidates."
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New cyber-bullying law is being used in St. Louis area

Justin Patchin, political science, was quoted in the Dec. 17 St. Louis Post-Dispatch article "New cyber-bullying law is being used in St. Louis area."
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Four educators vie for two seats on EC school board

Kathryn Duax (emerita), music and theatre arts; Bob Janke (emeritus), geography and anthropology; and Nick Smiar, social work, were interviewed for the Jan. 6 Leader-Telegram article "Four educators vie for two seats on EC school board."
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UW-EC Students to Teach in Kenya with Oprah's Group

UW-Eau Claire students Zack Ryan and Heather Witt were featured in the Jan. 6 WEAU-TV story "UW-EC Students to Teach in Kenya with Oprah's Group."
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Career Counseling Offered to Chippewa Valley Residents

Pam Holsinger-Fuchs, Educational Opportunity Center, was interviewed for the Jan. 5 WQOW-TV story "Career Counseling Offered to Chippewa Valley Residents."
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Blugolds men's basketball: Roginski enjoying new role as assistant coach

UW-Eau Claire's assistant men's basketball coach Rich Roginski was featured in the Jan. 4 Eau Claire Leader-Telegram article "Blugolds men's basketball: Roginski enjoying new role as assistant coach." Head coach Terry Gibbons and student-athlete Jordan Kappen also were quoted in the article.
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Police Say Campus-Area Burglaries Increase During Winter Break

UW-Eau Claire students living in off-campus housing were the focus of the Dec. 29 WEAU-TV story "Police Say Campus-Area Burglaries Increase During Winter Break."
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New teacher wins new award

UW-Eau Claire alumna Emily Prendergast was featured in the Dec. 31 Woodbury (Minn.) Bulletin article "New teacher wins new award."
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Resolved: 2009 year to embrace ethical conduct

UW-Eau Claire student Glen Mabie was mentioned in the Jan. 1 Oshkosh Northwestern editorial "Resolved: 2009 year to embrace ethical conduct."
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Hospital staff sacrifices holiday to help treat sick

UW-Eau Claire student Hassan Hijleh was quoted in the Dec. 25 Leader-Telegram article "Hospital staff sacrifices holiday to help treat sick."
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Once a nurse, now a teacher

Jodi (Lotzer) Weinfurter, a 1986 UW-Eau Claire elementary education graduate, was featured in the Dec. 24 Woodbury (Minn.) Bulletin article "Once a nurse, now a teacher."
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Buleria, Solea y Rumba

A review of UW-Eau Claire Jazz Ensemble I's CD, "Buleria, Solea y Rumba," was posted Dec. 26 on allaboutjazz.com.
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Fans pumped for Bon Iver homecoming

Justin Vernon, a 2004 UW-Eau Claire comparative religions graduate, was featured in the Dec. 23 Leader-Telegram article "Fans pumped for Bon Iver homecoming" about the Dec. 22 performance of Vernon's band, Bon Iver, at Eau Claire's State Theater.
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Bloomer nursing home residents share lives through scrapbooks

UW-Eau Claire students and sisters Angela Bulger, a senior health care administration major, and Amanda Bulger, a senior art major, were mentioned in the Dec. 24 Leader-Telegram article "Bloomer nursing home residents share lives through scrapbooks."
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A Nation of Statesmen

"A Nation of Statesmen," a book by James Oberly, UW-Eau Claire professor of history, is featured in a Dec. 22 posting on the Algonkian Church History Blog.
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Local students give the gift of literacy this holiday season

The UW-Eau Claire Golden Key International Honor Society's holiday book drive for schools in Africa was the subject of the Dec. 19 WQOW-TV story "Local students give the gift of literacy this holiday season."
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Business alumnus delivers UW-EC graduation address

UW-Eau Claire's December commencement address by alumnus Terence McMahon was the subject of the Dec. 20 Leader-Telegram article "Business alumnus delivers UW-EC graduation address."
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Master plan will allow full examination of UW-EC

Funding approved by the state building commission for a UW-Eau Claire comprehensive master plan was the subject of the Dec. 20 Leader-Telegram story "Master plan will allow full examination of UW-EC."
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