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.

NOTE: Some newspapers, including the Leader-Telegram, require free registration.

John Mann, history, and UW-Eau Claire students in his "Introduction to Public History" class were quoted in the March 13 Leader-Telegram article "Student stroll into history — New class aims to catalog houses near Randall Park.

Barbara Blackdeer-Mackenzie, communication and journalism, was a guest along with Jane Hamilton-Merritt, Southeast Asia expert, on the Wisconsin Public Radio show "The West Side" March 9 to talk about the First Nations/New Nations conference. She continued to promote the conference during the March 10 WQOW-TV morning show. A remote broadcast of parts of the conference and an interview with Blackdeer-Mackenzie were also aired on WAXX and WAYY radio of Eau Claire.

Dan Langlois, University Recreation, was quoted in the March 5 Leader-Telegram article "Workshop brings the outdoors indoors to interested women at UW-EC." Meghan Knox, a senior and workshop participant, also was quoted.

Dale Taylor, allied health professions, was a featured guest on the Wisconsin Public Radio show "The West Side, " hosted by Mary Jo Wagner, March 1. The topic was "Focus on Music: The Effect of Projected Budget Cuts in the North High School Band Program."

Art Lyons, Academic Skills Center, was quoted in March 2004 School News article "Men vs. women in college: A study on academic performance," about a study that indicates that while men score higher on the ACT, they have lower grade-point averages than women in college.