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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Wayne Carroll, economics, was quoted in the April 1 Leader-Telegram article "American Girl jobs mostly part time," about the closing of the American Girl call center in Eau Claire. Carroll and Eric Jamelske, economics, were quoted in the April 4 Leader-Telegram articles "Layoffs don't compare (I) — Officials say recent job losses differ from Uniroyal closing" and "Layoffs don't compare (II)."

Lark Keating-Hadlock, Carol Lonning and Laura Roach, McIntyre Library; and Katherine Schneider, Counseling Services, participated in the 3rd Annual Literacy Volunteers-Chippewa Valley Scrabble Bee, which was featured on WEAU-TV April 1. Representing the UW-Eau Claire McIntyre Library, the team placed sixth out of 30 teams and received special recognition for collecting the most pledges — $876.

Rebecca Hebbring, a UW-Eau Claire student and intern at Wisconsin Public Radio, was a guest on the WPR show "Spectrum West," March 25. Hebbring discussed the UW-Eau Claire Forensics special, the March 28 WPR show she produced.

Susan Turell, women's studies/psychology, was interviewed by a WAXX radio staff member March 29. During the interview, which aired March 30, Turell discussed the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault Voices of Courage Award she received April 2.