Employment

2003 Give a Kid a Book Project a success

University Bookstore to sell instructional resource rental materials

Seminar on communication strategies to be offered

Program changes in College of Arts and Sciences

Graduate curricular changes in College of Arts and Sciences

Employment
A list of all currently available job openings and additional information about each position, including application procedures, may be found on the Academic Affairs employment opportunities Web site.

2003 Give a Kid a Book Project a success
The Friends of the L. E. Phillips Memorial Public Library wish to thank UW-Eau Claire faculty, staff and students for their generous contributions to the 2003 Give a Kid a Book project. Through the project, more than 800 children’s books and dictionaries were distributed to needy families in Eau Claire.

Special thanks to the following organizations: the University Bookstore, the UW-Eau Claire Foundation Holiday Concerts, Mortar Board, Association of Student Social Workers, Student Wisconsin Education Association and residence hall leadership organizations. Because of your generosity, children and families throughout Eau Claire are enjoying new books this winter.

University Bookstore to sell instructional resource rental materials
The University Bookstore is clearing out its inventory of instructional resource rental materials throughout the semester. This is a great time for students, faculty and staff to stock their professional libraries. The selection will change every day, so stop by often. All books are $1.

Seminar on communication strategies to be offered
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education/Extension will present “Developing Communication Strategies,” a two-day seminar designed for team leaders, supervisors, administrators and others with supervisory responsibilities Feb.19-20 at Sweetwaters Restaurant in Eau Claire. The seminar focuses on improving participants’ abilities to relate to people with different communication styles. Full story.

Program changes in College of Arts and Sciences
In accordance with university policy, notification is given of approved changes in the following programs in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Major: Art, Liberal Arts (Code 020-201)
From: Page 68 of the 2003-04 Catalogue
To: Delete Art 100 from list of foundation courses; reduce 17 credits of foundation courses to 15 credits; increase electives in Studio and Art History from 9 to 12; delete Senior Seminar: Art 494 (1 credit).
Comprehensive Major: Art, Liberal Arts (Minimum 60 semester credits) includes the following emphases: Graphic Design (Code 020-062); Illustration (Code 020-069); Photography (Code 020-068); Painting (Code 020-066); Sculpture (Code 020-067); Ceramics (Code 020-061); Drawing (Code 020-070); Printmaking (Code 020-071); Metals (Code 020-065).
From: Page 68 of the 2003-04 Catalogue
To: Change number of semester credits from 60 to minimum 60; delete Art 100 from list of foundation courses; delete Art 240 or 341 from list of foundation courses and appropriately identify them as required additional drawing courses; reduce 20 credits of foundation courses to 15 credits; add to the Note: Sculpture (Code 020-067), Ceramics (Code 020-061) and Metals (Code 020-065) emphases do not need an elective in another 3-D area. In each area of emphasis, delete Art 494; in each area of emphasis, increase by three the number of credits listed under Electives in Studio or Art History;
in the Ceramics Emphasis (Code 020-061), include 458 as an option with 405.
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Comprehensive Major: Art, Liberal Arts (Minimum 75 semester credits) includes the following emphases: Graphic Design (Code 020-012), Illustration (Code 020-019), Photography (Code 020-018), Painting (Code 020-016), Sculpture (Code 020-017), Ceramics (Code 020-011), Drawing (Code 020-020), Printmaking (Code 020-021).
From: Pages 68-69 of the 2003-04 Catalogue
To: Reduce program total number of semester credits from 78 to minimum 75; delete Art 100 from list of foundation courses; reduce 17 credits of foundation courses to 15 credits; add to Note: Ceramics (Code 020-011) and Sculpture (Code 020-017) emphases do not need an elective in another 3-D area; in each area of emphasis, delete Art 493, 494; in each area of emphasis, increase by one the number of credits listed under Electives in Studio or Art History; in the Ceramics emphasis (Code 020-011), include 458 as an option with 405.
Comprehensive Major: Biochemistry/Molecular Biology, Liberal Arts (Code 090-001)
From: Pages 54-55 of the 2003-04 Catalogue
To: Delete Biol 303 and add Biol 314 and 384
Minor: Communication, Liberal Arts, Organizational Communication (Code 583-450)
From: Page 81 of the 2003-04 Catalogue
To: Delete Engl 305 from the list of approved electives. Also note that CJ 451 has been renumbered to CJ 450.
Major: English, Liberal Arts, Literature (Code 540-206)
From: Page 92 of the 2003-04 Catalogue
To: Change the Note to read: no more than 6 credits at the 200 level; no fewer than 9 credits at the 400 level.
Minor: Religious Studies, Liberal Arts (Code 411-401)
From: Page 134 of the 2003-04 Catalogue
To: Add Rels 348 to the first list of acceptable courses from which 6 credits are to be selected.
Certificate in Women’s Studies
From: Pages 61-62 of the 2003-04 Catalogue
To: Delete WMNS 280 from and add WMNS 215 and 432 to the list of elective courses.

Graduate curricular changes in College of Arts and Sciences
MST-History and MST-History/Social Science programs
From: Pages 71-72 of the 2003-05 Graduate Catalogue
To: Include Hist 793 as a requirement.

If you have questions or objections, contact Margaret Cassidy within 30 days of this notice publication in the University Bulletin. Additional information is available from the College of Arts and Sciences office.