If members of the media have interviewed you, e-mail Liz Wolf Green at greenew@uwec.edu, so she may share the news with University Bulletin readers. Following are examples of UW-Eau Claire people and programs that recently appeared in the media.

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Kris Anderson, Admissions, and Chancellor Donald Mash were quoted in the March 6 Wisconsin State Journal article "Campus crunch: High-grade students flock to La Crosse, Eau Claire."

Barbara Blackdeer-Mackenzie, communication and journalism, and Jane Hamilton-Merritt, Southeast Asia expert, will be guests on the Wisconsin Public Radio show "The West Side, " hosted by Mary Jo Wagner, March 9. They will discuss the First Nations/New Nations conference and how minorities, specifically Hmong and Native Americans, are poorly portrayed by the media.

The music of Alexandre Dossin, music and theatre arts, was featured on the Wisconsin Public Radio show "Spectrum West" March 4.

Chancellor Donald Mash and Richard Boyum, Counseling Services, were interviewed by WEAU-TV for a Compass report on gambling. The segment aired March 3.

Ali Abootalebi, political science, appeared Feb. 29 on WEAU-TV to talk about his sabbatical in Iran and his research work there. Abootalebi also was interviewed Feb. 20 for PM with Mark Colvin, a program that is broadcast around Australia on Radio National and on ABC Local Radio. The transcript of "Iran: 2 reformist newspapers closed approaching the election" is available online.

Todd Hoffner, kinesiology and athletics, was quoted in an Associated Press/Leader-Telegram story that ran in the March 1 Sun Herald (southern Mississippi). The article, titled "UW-Eau Claire player continues recovery after brain injury," is about Blugold football player Justin Greenwood.

The following stories about Justin Greenwood appeared in the Feb. 29 Leader-Telegram: "Reaching for recovery I" and "Reaching for recovery II".