News featuring and/or quoting UW-Eau Claire people, programs, events and issues
With help from donated iPods, nursing home residents discover joy and harmony
Senoir Donna Blume is mentioned in the Jan. 2 Leader-Telegram article "With help from donated iPods, nursing home residents discover joy and harmony."
Robotic legs help wounded warriors walk
Alumnus and military veteran Dan Rose is featured on the Dec. 23 FOX News story "Robotic legs help wounded warriors walk."
Community leaders' contributions remembered
Dr. Jeremy Hein, sociology, and Dr. Scott Lester, management and marketing, are quoted in the Dec. 30 Leader-Telegram article "Community leaders' contributions remembered."
Honors Program students conduct on-campus sustainability projects
Dr. Karen Mumford, Watershed Institute, and students Alicia Swanson, Julian Feiedas, and Casey Bloechl are featured in the Dec. 29 Leader-Telegram story "Honors Program students conduct on-campus sustainability projects."
Other top local stories of 2013: Hotel closing, dramatic rescues, lots of snow, UW campus leadership shuffles
Chancellor James Schmidt is featured in the Dec. 29 LEader-Telegram story "Other top local stories of 2013: Hotel closing, dramatic rescues, lots of snow, UW campus leadership shuffles."
Male athlete of the year
Junior Thurgood Dennis is featured in the Dec. 27 Leader-Telegrma story "Male athlete of the year: has four national titles."
Volleyball MVP
Senior Kelly Schuh is profiled in the Dec. 26 Appleton Post Crescent "College Update."
New CA Law: School Officials Can Punish Off-Campus Cyberbullying
Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is interviewed in the Dec. 26 Capital Public Radio broadcast "New CA Law: School Officials Can Punish Off-Campus Cyberbullying."
Teens who 'sext' don't dwell on consequences
Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is quoted in the Dec. 19 Health Day story "Teens who 'sext' don't dwell on consequences." The story was reprinted by numerous other media, including U.S. News and World Report, the New Jersey Herald, and MNS Healthy Living.
Meet Barry: Broadway performer, a UWEC grad, writes album of original songs
Alumnus Barry Anderson is featured in the Dec. 19th Volume One story "Meet Barry: Broadway performer, a UWEC grad, writes album of original songs."
H'Town Native Krause Named WIAC Athlete of the Week
Junior Joe Krause is featured in the Dec. 16 Northlandnewscenter.com story "H'Town Native Krause Named WIAC Athlete of the Week."
Address brain drain
Senior Karl Lepp has had a letter to the editor published in the Dec. 17 Leader-Telegram. See Voice of the People.
Centennial Hall move-in to start December 27
WEAU-TV reports on Dec. 16 that the move-in to Centennial Hall will begin on Dec. 27. See full story.
Nestle needs met by Blugolds
Dr. Michael Carney, chemistry, and several Blugold alumni are featured in the Dec. 15 Leader-Telegram story "Nestle needs met by Blugolds."
Vice Chancellor David Gessner steps down after 32 years at UW-Eau Claire
David Gessner, budget adn finance, is featured in the Dec. 13 WEAU.com story "Vice Chancellor David Gessner steps down after 32 years at UW-Eau Claire."
Bicyclists ride through winter
Dr. Bob Eierman, chemistry, is quoted in the Dec. 13 Leader-Telegram story "Bicyclists ride through winter."
Cyberbullies Don't Take Holidays Off: Words Wound
Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is mentioned in the Dec. 11 Huffington Post article "Cyberbullies Don't Take Holidays Off: Words Wound."
Program compiles neighbors’ compost for UW-EC gardens
Senior Jacob Zinn is featured and Greg Nelson, student office of sustainability is quoted in the Dec. 11 Leader-Telegram story "Program compiles neighbors’ compost for UW-EC gardens."
Frac Sand Mining Citizen's Summit to be held Jan. 18 in Winona
Dr. Cripsin Pierce, environmental health, is mentioned in the Dec. 11 WinonaDailyNews.com sotry "Frac Sand Mining Citizen's Summit to be held Jan. 18 in Winona."
Korea experience sparks Lisa LaBeau's desire to keep traveling
Alumna Lisa LeBeau is featured in the Dec. 11 Hudson Observer story "Korea experience sparks Lisa LaBeau's desire to keep traveling."
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