Tuition policy revision would include UW-Eau Claire

UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the April 9 WQOW-TV story "Tuition policy revision would include UW-Eau Claire."
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Forensics team finishes in top 20 at national tournament held at UWEC

The UW-Eau Claire forensics team was featured in the April 9 WEAU-TV story "Forensics team finishes in top 20 at national tournament held at UWEC."
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We boarded a Russian icebreaker and headed to the North Pole

UW-Eau Claire alumna Mary Hilfiker wrote the April 1 St. Paul Pioneer Press article "We boarded a Russian icebreaker and headed to the North Pole."
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UWEC Summer Food Service Program to provide free meals to eligible children

Vicki Funne Reed, University Recreation & Sport Facilities, was interviewed for the April 2 WQOW-TV story "UWEC Summer Food Service Program to provide free meals to eligible children."
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Teacher, a citizen soldier, awarded for relief work

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Ryan Casper was featured in the April 4 Leader-Telegram article "Teacher, a citizen soldier, awarded for relief work."
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UW System wants 30 percent increase in graduates by 2025

Chancellor Brian Levin-Stankevich and Mike Rindo, University Communications, were quoted in the April 6 Leader-Telegram article "UW System wants 30 percent increase in graduates by 2025."
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New report shows internet scams are on the rise

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was interviewed for the March 27 WEAU-TV story "New report shows internet scams are on the rise."
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UW-Eau Claire senior wins prestigious scholarship

UW-Eau Claire student Jasmine Wiley was featured in the March 30 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire senior wins prestigious scholarship." Dr. Julie Anderson, biology; Kelly Murray, biology; and Dr. Rick St. Germaine, history, were interviewed for the story.
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Local seniors speaking up about healthcare reform

An appearance by Sen. Herb Kohl at UW-Eau Claire's Senior Americans Day was the subject of the March 30 WQOW-TV story "Local seniors speaking up about healthcare reform." A related story aired March 30 on WEAU-TV.
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UW-EC teacher, students study Cambodian rice paddies

Deb Freund, biology, and UW-Eau Claire student Brian Pauley were quoted in the March 27 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC teacher, students study Cambodian rice paddies." UW-Eau Claire students Andrew Ludvik, Christopher Maierhofer, Kathryn Prince and Katrina Jacobs also were mentioned in the article.
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How college students fit in to the census count

UW-Eau Claire students Kirsten Burt, Matthew Edwards and Jenna Barker were interviewed for the March 24 WQOW-TV story "How college students fit in to the census count."
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Celebrating Judy Clark's 20 years at WEAU 13 News

UW-Eau Claire alumna Judy Clark was featured in the March 25 WEAU-TV story "Celebrating Judy Clark's 20 years at WEAU 13 News." Henry Lippold (emeritus), communication and journalism, was interviewed for the story.
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UW-Eau Claire students active in research and the community

Jay Nielsen, a December 2009 environmental public health graduate of UW-Eau Claire, and current environmental public health student Pat Bloecher were featured in "UW-Eau Claire students active in research and the community," an article in the March 2010 issue of AEHAP News, a newsletter published by the Association of Environmental Health Academic Programs. Dr. Crispin Pierce, associate professor of public health professions, also was quoted in the article.
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Marquardt hires new director

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Matthew Mauthe was featured in the Watertown Daily Times article "Marquardt hires new director."
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UW-Eau Claire juried student art show to open

The UW-Eau Claire news release "UW-Eau Claire juried student art show to open" was posted on the WQOW-TV website March 24.
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Helen Thomas' April 29 talk will move to Zorn Arena

The new location for the April 29 Devroy Forum was the subject of the March 23 WQOW-TV story "Helen Thomas' April 29 talk will move to Zorn Arena."
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UW-Eau Claire mentioned in Shaoguan University newsletter

UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in a recent newsletter from Shaoguan University in China.
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Choral director visiting campus

Dr. Tim Sharp, the 2010 choral artist-in-residence at UW-Eau Claire, was featured in the March 21 Leader-Telegram article "Choral director visiting campus."
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Forum speaker promotes local environmental activism

UW-Eau Claire student Kelly Krapf was quoted in the March 19 Leader-Telegram article "Forum speaker promotes local environmental activism."
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UW-EC mascot contest ruffles his feathers

The UW-Eau Claire mascot issue was discussed in the Leader-Telegram articles "UW-EC mascot contest ruffles his feathers" March 19 and "Fighting Macaw quits Blugold mascot contest; endorses The Bird" March 20.
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UW-Eau Claire cancels two student trips to Mexico

The March 22 Leader-Telegram article "UW-Eau Claire cancels two student trips to Mexico" discussed the recent cancellation of two programs that would have taken students to Mexico this spring and summer. Related articles also appeared in the Chronicle of Higher Education, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Wisconsin State Journal, on WHBL radio, Channel 3000, WAOW-TV, WRJC, in the Marshfield News Herald and on the Wisconsin Radio Network. Karl Markgraf, Center for International Education, was quoted in the related March 23 Leader-Telegram article "UWEC heeds warning on Mexico travel — Two programs canceled over drug violence fears" and in the March 24 Badger Herald article "UW-Eau Claire changes organizations' travel plans following threat in Mexico."
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Biology students, faculty to study rice paddies in Cambodia

Deb Freund, biology, and UW-Eau Claire students Andrew Ludvik, Kathryn Prince and Chris Maierhofer were quoted in the March 21 Dunn County News article "Biology students, faculty to study rice paddies in Cambodia." The article also appeared on the Cambodian Association Auckland Inc. Web site.
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JoAnne Brandes joins First Business Bank – Milwaukee Board of Directors

UW-Eau Claire alumna JoAnne Brandes was featured in the March 18 Wisbusiness.com article "JoAnne Brandes joins First Business Bank – Milwaukee Board of Directors."
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Group hopes to draw attention to child exploitation

UW-Eau Claire students Nicole Lancette and Hillary Johnson were quoted in the March 18 Leader-Telegram article "Taking that first step."
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Public radio quiz show to broadcast from Eau Claire

Jon Loomis, English, and UW-Eau Claire alumnus Michael Perry were mentioned in the March 17 Leader-Telegram article "Public radio quiz show to broadcast from Eau Claire."
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Registration for Alumni Choral Tour under way

An alumni choral tour led by Dr. Gary Schwartzhoff, music and theatre arts, was the subject of the March 17 WQOW-TV story "Registration for Alumni Choral Tour under way."
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Delta Epsilon Chi members compete in state career development conference

A number of UW-Eau Claire students were mentioned in the March 17 WQOW-TV story "Delta Epsilon Chi members compete in state career development conference."
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Chancellor names business dean to advancement post

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Michael Knetter was featured in the March 17 UW-Madison news release "Chancellor names business dean to advancement post."
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Library Program Revisits Jazz Legends

Dr. Ryan Jones, music and theatre arts, was mentioned in the March 16 WQOW-TV story "Library Program Revisits Jazz Legends."
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Admissions down across UW System

Kris Anderson, Admissions, was interviewed for the March 16 Fox 21 News story "Admissions down across UW System."
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Wisconsin's 2010 high school principal of the year from Franklin

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Barry Kamrath, now principal at Bloomer Middle School, was mentioned in the March 18 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article "Wisconsin's 2010 high school principal of the year from Franklin."
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Charles Walker Band Waters Roots In Williamsport

The Charles Walker Band, led by UW-Eau Claire alumnus Aaron "Charles" Walker, was featured in the March 14 Music Industry News Network article "Charles Walker Band Waters Roots In Williamsport."
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UWEC Grad Films Documentary on Peace

A new documentary by UW-Eau Claire alumna John Noltner was featured in the March 11 Volume One magazine article "UWEC Grad Films Documentary on Peace."
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New Invisible Children Doc Screening on Campus

The March 23 Invisible Children event at UW-Eau Claire was featured in the March 11 Volume One magazine article "New Invisible Children Doc Screening on Campus."
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Danceworks

Dr. Toni Poll-Sorensen, music and theatre arts, was quoted in the March 11 Volume One magazine article "Danceworks."
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New Book Completes Trilogy on Altoona History

A book co-authored by John Thurston (emeritus), psychology, was featured in the March 11 Volume One magazine article "New Book Completes Trilogy on Altoona History."
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UW-Eau Claire shares results of heating plant experiment

Information about UW-Eau Claire's heating plant experiment with wood pellets was discussed in the March 11 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire shares results of heating plant experiment."
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Food bank fundraiser gathers a crowd

The March 11 Empty Bowls fundraiser was featured in the March 11 Leader-Telegram article "Food bank fundraiser gathers a crowd." UW-Eau Claire ceramics students donated more than 1,000 bowls for this year's event.
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Three Altoona women mark 100 years

UW-Eau Claire alumna Phyllis Beebe was one of the women featured in the March 11 Leader-Telegram article "Three Altoona women mark 100 years."
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Eau Claire punk band preparing for tour

UW-Eau Claire student Pat Olson was quoted in the March 10 Leader-Telegram article "Eau Claire punk band preparing for tour."
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UWEC Hmong Culture Fest slated for March 20

The Hmong Culture Fest event March 20 at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the March 10 WQOW-TV story "UWEC Hmong Culture Fest slated for March 20."
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Groups pushing for good response to 2010 US Census

UW-Eau Claire students Katelyn Kufahl and Andrew Morgan were interviewed for the March 9 WEAU-TV story "Groups pushing for good response to 2010 US Census."
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Nursing students to lead free health fairs for seniors

Health care fairs led by UW-Eau Claire nursing students March 23 and 24 were discussed in the March 9 WEAU-TV story "Nursing students to lead free health fairs for seniors."
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Faculty member on WPR's 'Spectrum West'

Dr. Toni Poll-Sorensen, music and theatre arts, will be among the guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" March 19. She will discuss "Danceworks 2010," performing March 18-20 at 7:30 p.m. in UW-Eau Claire's Kjer Theatre. The show can be heard on WHWC, 88.3 FM, at 5 p.m. More information.
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It's been a great ride for Eggert at Channel 3

UW-Eau Claire alumna Linda Eggert was featured in the March 8 Wisconsin State Journal article "It's been a great ride for Eggert at Channel 3."
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Commentary: Faking it on Facebook

Dr. Chuck Tomkovick, management and marketing, was quoted in the March 8 Pizza Marketplace article "Commentary: Faking it on Facebook."
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UW-Eau Claire nursing students to help homeless in Washington D.C.

An upcoming spring break trip by UW-Eau Claire nursing students was the subject of the March 8 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire nursing students to help homeless in Washington D.C." The story also was posted on the Nursing Continuing Education Web site.
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Synth-pop bands to play free shows at UW-Eau Claire

Free concerts by The Alpha Centauri March 19 and 20 at UW-Eau Claire were featured in the March 8 WQOW-TV story "Synth-pop bands to play free shows at UW-Eau Claire."
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Census is a process you can count on

Jodi Thesing-Ritter, Dean of Students office, was quoted in the March 8 Leader-Telegram article "Census is a process you can count on."
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Road risks: UW-Eau Claire student launches study on rural driving hazards

Research by UW-Eau Claire nursing student Roberta Herrick was featured in the article "Road risks: UW-Eau Claire student launches study on rural driving hazards," which appeared in the March 10 issue of The Country Today. The article also was published in the March 17 Leader-Telegram.
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Student, faculty appear on 'From the Newsroom'

UW-Eau Claire student David Taintor, a senior journalism major and editorial page editor of The Spectator, appears as an expert commentator on the outlook for the news industry, along with Dr. Mike Dorsher, associate professor of journalism, on this month's "From the Newsroom" half-hour show on Chippewa Valley Community Television. Interviewing them is the show's host, Henry Lippold, professor emeritus of journalism. Their episode can be seen throughout March at 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays and 6:30 p.m. Thursdays on cable channel 97 and digital channel 994 in the Chippewa Valley or via streaming video online.
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Jon Loomis to appear on WPR's 'Whad'Ya Know?'

Jon Loomis, English, will be a guest on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Whad'Ya Know?" with Michael Feldman when the show comes to Eau Claire March 20. The show will air live from the State Theatre beginning at 10 a.m. on WHWC, 88.3 FM.
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Local colleges see uptick in non-traditional students

Kristina Anderson, Admissions, and Provost Patricia Kleine were quoted in the March 13 Chippewa Herald article "Local colleges see uptick in non-traditional students."
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Area university earns accreditation

UW-Eau Claire's Higher Learning Commission accreditation was the subject of the March 13 WEAU-TV story "Area university earns accreditation."
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UW-EC rehab program aids cancer survivors

Dr. Matt Wiggins, kinesiology, and UW-Eau Claire students Ashleigh Handorff and Katie Appel were quoted in the March 13 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC rehab program aids cancer survivors."
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UW-Eau Claire Asperger's Program secures grant money

Dr. Kristine Retherford, communication sciences and disorders, and UW-Eau Claire student Lisa Govier were interviewed on WEAU-TV March 8 about UW-Eau Claire's Asperger's Program.
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The Tiger on the Page

UW-Eau Claire graduate student Pakou Vang was featured in the March 11 Volume One magazine article "The Tiger on the Page."
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Faculty at UW-Eau Claire could be among first in system to form unions

Dr. Stephanie Turner, English, was interviewed for the March 10 WEAU-TV story "Faculty at UW-Eau Claire could be among first in system to form unions." Other related stories appeared in the Badger Herald, on WKOW-TV, Fox 21 News, WCCO-TV and WSAU radio, among others.
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Officials: Many campus sex assaults unreported

Amanda Leiknes, a victim services coordinator with the Center for Awareness of Sexual Assault at UW-Eau Claire was quoted in the March 7 Leader-Telegram article "Officials: Many campus sex assaults unreported."
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Book helps children cope with disabilities

Dr. Katherine Schneider (emerita), Counseling Services, and her new book, "Your Treasure Hunt: Disabilities and Finding Your Gold," were featured in the March 5 Dunn County News article "Book helps children cope with disabilities."
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Event looks at innovative work processes

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Scott Weisenbeck was featured in the March 8 Rochester (Minn.) Post-Bulletin article "Event looks at innovative work processes."
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New Duluth firefighters have a burning desire to serve

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Shawn Houser was featured in the March 8 Duluth (Minn.) News Tribune article "New Duluth firefighters have a burning desire to serve."
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Three actresses carry Vanities

UW-Eau Claire student Cassia Rose Harder was quoted in the March 6 Leader-Telegram article "Three actresses carry Vanities."
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Students salute food service worker

Susie Deacon, a food service staff member in Blugold Dining, was featured in the March 6 Leader-Telegram article "Students salute food service worker." Deacon as well as UW-Eau Claire students Bethany Mitch, Patrick Swanson, Kansas Romportl, Scott Hensiak, Bre Osvold and Casey Yonash; and Blugold Dining staff members Christian Wise and Thomas Sahr were quoted in the article.
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Alumnus, faculty member on WPR's 'Spectrum West'

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Michael Perry and music and theatre arts faculty member Nobuyoshi Yasuda, conductor of the Chippewa Valley Symphony, will be among the guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" March 12. Perry will discuss his new album, "Tiny Pilot," and Yasuda will discuss the Chippewa Valley Symphony's March 13 concert, "Sorcery and Romance." The show can be heard on WHWC, 88.3 FM, at 5 p.m. More information.
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WPR's 'The West Side' to feature Vietnam War veterans

David Backstrom, a Vietnam War veteran and retired director of University Police at UW-Eau Claire, will be among the guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "The West Side" March 11. The show will highlight the first official Vietnam Veterans’ Day celebration in Wisconsin, which will be held March 27 at North High School in Eau Claire. The show can be heard on WHWC, 88.3 FM at 5 p.m. More information.
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Alumnus, faculty member on WPR's 'Spectrum West'

UW-Eau Claire alumnus John Noltner, a freelance photographer in Minneapolis, Minn., and Jolee Mickesh, a metals instructor in the UW-Eau Claire art & design department, were guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" March 5. Noltner discussed his new documentary, and Mickesh talked about the current Foster Gallery exhibit, "True Individuality — Adornment for the Hand," of which she is the curator. "Spectrum West" airs on WHWC, 88.3 FM, Fridays at 5 p.m.
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Study identifies strategies for dealing with bullying

Research by Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was featured in the March 5 CNET article "Study identifies strategies for dealing with bullying."
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Ox nudges nothing in Blugold mascot survey; voyageur sinks to last

Results of the UW-Eau Claire mascot survey were discussed in the March 5 Leader-Telegram article "Ox nudges nothing in Blugold mascot survey; voyageur sinks to last," in the March 5 WQOW-TV story "UWEC survey respondents support blue ox concept or no mascot," in the
March 10 La Crosse Tribune article "Blue ox could be UW-Eau Claire's new mascot" and in the March 9 Wisconsin State Journal article "Blue ox could be UW-Eau Claire's new mascot."
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UWEC nursing faculty edit, contribute to textbook

A textbook edited by Dr. Michaelene Jansen and Dr. Mary Zwygart-Stauffacher, nursing, was the subject of the March 4 WQOW-TV story "UWEC nursing faculty edit, contribute to textbook." Dr. Sheila Smith and Dr. Cecelia Zorn, nursing, also were mentioned in the story.
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Expert to speak on Hmong culture and relationships

A March 19 program at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the March 4 WQOW-TV story "Expert to speak on Hmong culture and relationships."
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Wisconsin Youth Success Program will continue

Lisa Schuetz and Vicki Funne Reed, University Recreation & Sport Facilities, were interviewed for the March 3 WQOW-TV story "Wisconsin Youth Success Program will continue."
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Former teacher fulfills decades-old promise

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Lance Lamphere was featured in the March 3 WEAU-TV story "Former teacher fulfills decades-old promise."
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Hillcrest students learn about coping with disabilities

Dr. Katherine Schneider (emerita), Counseling Services, and her new book were featured in the March 3 Chippewa Herald article "Hillcrest students learn about coping with disabilities."
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How To Handle Cyberbullying?

Research by Justin Patchin, political science, was featured in the "Ask Amy" column "How To Handle Cyberbullying?" which was published in the March 3 Hartford (Conn.) Courant.
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MACtac Printing Products Announces New Marketing Director

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Michael Marasch was featured in the March 2 Wide-Format Imaging article "MACtac Printing Products Announces New Marketing Director."
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Mike DeBay, 1993 RASF recipient, finds there's no place like home

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Mike DeBay was featured in the Feb. 28 News of the North article "Mike DeBay, 1993 RASF recipient, finds there's no place like home."
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Hundreds brave cold for Polar Plunge

UW-Eau Claire student Jesika Schomberg was quoted in the Feb. 28 Leader-Telegram article "Hundreds brave cold for Polar Plunge." Students from Beta Upsilon Sigma at UW-Eau Claire also were mentioned in the article.
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Artwork by alumnus featured on Web site

Artwork by UW-Eau Claire alumnus Eric Lee is featured on the Old Globe Reclaimed Wood Co. Web site.
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More grandparents use Facebook to connect with younger generation

UW-Eau Claire student Andy Kleist was quoted in the Feb. 27 Leader-Telegram article "More grandparents use Facebook to connect with younger generation."
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Scarves designed and knit for harp music composers on display

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Kit Stowell was featured in the article "Scarves designed and knit for harp music composers on display," which appeared on OregonLive.com Feb. 26.
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Dr. Matt Wiggins and student discuss kinesiology program for cancer survivors

Dr. Matt Wiggins, chair of the kinesiology department, and UW-Eau Claire student Katie Appel were interviewed on WEAU-TV Feb. 25 about a program that pairs students with cancer survivors to develop fitness plans.
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Four UW System power plants may reform

UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the Feb. 23 Badger Herald article "Four UW System power plants may reform."
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Englund reaches coaching milestone in WIAC Tournament win over La Crosse

UW-Eau Claire women's basketball head coach Tonja Englund was featured in the Feb. 24 WEAU-TV story "Englund reaches coaching milestone in WIAC Tournament win over La Crosse."
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Helen Thomas to speak at April 29 Devroy Forum

The Devroy Forum April 29 at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the Feb. 25 Chippewa Herald article "Helen Thomas to speak at April 29 Devroy Forum" and the Feb. 25 Leader-Telegram article "White House reporter slated for Devroy Forum."
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Chaudhry notches up victory for judiciary

Dr. Tarique Niazi, sociology, wrote the Feb. 26 Asia Times article "Chaudhry notches up victory for judiciary."

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Western Wisconsin helped Haitians

UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the Feb. 24 Chetek Alert article "Western Wisconsin helped Haitians."
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The Daredevil Christopher Wright & Friends Live @ CS13

UW-Eau Claire alumni Jon and Jason Sunde and their band, The Daredevil Christopher Wright, were featured in the Feb. 24 blog article "The Daredevil Christopher Wright & Friends Live @ CS13." (Article link).
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Forensics team makes waves at state tournament

The UW-Eau Claire forensics team was mentioned in the Feb. 24 Ripon College College Days article "Forensics team makes waves at state tournament."
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Soldiers to be welcomed home

UW-Eau Claire student Tim England was quoted in the Feb. 26 Sauk Prairie Eagle article "Soldiers to be welcomed home."
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UW-Eau Claire hoping to get funding for a new building on campus

Mike Rindo, University Communications, was interviewed for the Feb. 23 WEAU-TV story "UW-Eau Claire hoping to get funding for a new building on campus." The meeting also was the subject of the Feb. 22 WQOW-TV story "Open forum set for Feb. 23 to discuss new education building."
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UW-Eau Claire holds performance to raise money for Haiti

The Feb. 22 "Help for Haiti: Voices Raised in Hope" concert at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the Feb. 22 WEAU-TV story "UW-Eau Claire holds performance to raise money for Haiti."
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Bloomer group ventures off

UW-Eau Claire alumna Tammy Williams was featured in the Feb. 23 Chippewa Herald article "Bloomer group ventures off."
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ENPH program featured on 'Spirit in Action'

Dr. Crispin Pierce, environmental public health, and UW-Eau Claire seniors Pat Bloecher and Caleb Johnson were guests on the "Spirit in Action" program on WHYS radio, 96.3 FM, Feb. 21. The show, produced in Eau Claire, is syndicated nationally. The show's producer described the interview as "A visit with three folks with the ENPH program — Environmental Public Health — at UW-EC, a training ground for professionals working with the intersection of public health and the environment. Crispin Pierce is the director of the program and Caleb Johnson and Patrick Bloecher are seniors in the program. At the same time they do the public work with ENPH, they are transformed personally." The interview can be heard online.
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Barbara J. McMillion is the new director of nursing for the Santa Rosa County Health Department

UW-Eau Claire alumna Barbara McMillion was featured in the Feb. 19 Pensacola Business Journal article "Barbara J. McMillion is the new director of nursing for the Santa Rosa County Health Department."
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Poll: UW-EC mascot support lacking

John Bachmeier, Alumni Relations, and UW-Eau Claire students Joseph Guillen and Celina Stewart were quoted in the Feb. 21 Leader-Telegram article "Poll: UW-EC mascot support lacking." The mascot issue also was the subject of the Feb. 20 Leader-Telegram column "Macaw perfect choice for Blugolds' mascot."
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Young vocalists display diversity, soulful talent at Choral Festival

Dr. Alan Rieck, music and theatre arts, was featured in the Feb. 22 Kenosha News article "Young vocalists display diversity, soulful talent at Choral Festival."
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Josh Lind named registrar at CVTC

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Josh Lind was featured in the article "Josh Lind named registrar at CVTC" in the Business Briefs section of the Feb. 19 Chippewa Herald.
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Event to raise funds for American Cancer Society

UW-Eau Claire student Andrea Judd was quoted in the Feb. 20 Rochester, Minn., Post-Bulletin article "Event to raise funds for American Cancer Society."
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'Ask a Scientist' to explore the environmental impact of warfare

The UW-Eau Claire news release "'Ask a Scientist' to explore the environmental impact of warfare" was posted on the WQOW-TV Web site Feb. 19.
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