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Dr. Rick St. Germaine to discuss Lac Courte Oreilles tribal history during Thursdays at the U
St. Germaine, professor emeritus of history at UW-Eau Claire and former tribal chairman of the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Tribe, will present “Ijidiwashikwe: Heroine of the Northwoods, 1840s” April 4 at UW-Eau Claire – Barron County.
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UW-Eau Claire recognized again as military friendly university
For the second consecutive year, the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire has been recognized as a gold-level Military Friendly School for its efforts to create sustainable and meaningful education paths for the military community.
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Dr. Mary Hoffman named associate vice chancellor for academic affairs
After a national search, Dr. Mary Hoffman has been named permanent associate vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire after nearly four years in the interim position.
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Thursdays at the U speakers to discuss northwest Wisconsin peer recovery-coaching services
Christina Garcia and Breanna Showkeir will describe the peer recovery-coaching services available in the community. Their presentation will be March 28 at UW-Eau Claire – Barron County.
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UW-Eau Claire’s geography program named tops in the country
UW-Eau Claire is the recipient of the 2024 AAG Award for Bachelor Program Excellence, recognizing excellence in geography programs at U.S. colleges and universities.
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UW-Eau Claire expands speech therapy and audiology service options for community
The campus-based Center for Communication Disorders is expanding its speech-language health care service options to respond to community needs after the announcement that multiple clinics and hospitals are closing in the Chippewa Valley.
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UW-Eau Claire students encouraged to vote in spring 2024
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire students are encouraged to vote in local and national races during spring elections.
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Faculty members recognized as University Fellows, Karlgaard award winners
The recipients of the UW-Eau Claire awards were honored at a March 4 reception.
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UW-Eau Claire to host Northwestern Wisconsin Regional National History Day competition March 14
The event is an opportunity for middle school and high school students to do history by researching a topic of interest and producing documentaries, exhibits, performances, websites or research papers based on the theme Turning Points in History.
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Wyatt Tinnen joins Sonnentag Center as general manager
Tinnen brings more than 24 years of experience to the team managed by CENTERS. The Sonnentag Center is scheduled to open in summer 2024.
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Congratulations to our fall 2023 graduates
The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire congratulates the 648 graduates from both campuses. The lists of names published by the records office can be found here.
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Blugolds bring ‘When Rubber Hit The Road’ to life
B.J. Hollars, professor of English, has co-produced a one-hour documentary with the assistance of faculty, alumni and current UW-Eau Claire students.
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Dr. Louisa Rice named associate vice chancellor for academic affairs
Rice, a professor of history who joined UW-Eau Claire in 2009, starts in the permanent position on Feb. 25.
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UW-Eau Claire partners with city to assess public health risk
During summer and fall 2023, students in UW-Eau Claire's environmental public health program took part in a study to help the city of Eau Claire address noise and odor complaints believed to be coming from an area business. Find out what they discovered.
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UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education announces March programs
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education will present several programs in March: Orientation, Time Management and Delegation; Conversations about Change II: Advanced Motivational Interviewing; Sign Language 2; and Leading Through Challenge and Conflict.
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UW-Eau Claire, Mayo Clinic Health System launch innovative Medical Academy Program to begin April 1
The program offers a unique learning opportunity for anyone who wants to better understand the body and the systems that make life possible. The six-week program is open to everyone from high school students to retirees.