Employment

University Bookstore staff thank academic departments for book orders

Continuing Education to sponsor ethics program for social workers

Work in Scotland

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.

University Bookstore staff thank academic departments for book orders
Staff members from the University Bookstore thank members of the following departments/divisions for their outstanding efforts in submitting rental and purchase course book orders for summer session and fall semester 2004. Faculty and staff from the following departments/divisions submitted 75 percent or more of their book orders by the March 19 deadline: Adult Health Nursing, Anthropology, Art, Art History, Biology, Collaborative Nursing, Communication and Journalism, Communication Disorders, Chemistry, Dance, Economics, Environmental and Public Health, English as Second Language, Finance, Foreign Languages, Family Health Nursing, International Studies, Mathematics, Management Information Systems, Music Therapy, Nursing Systems, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Political Science, Sociology and Social Work.

The department of mathematics submitted the highest percentage of its book orders on time — and its orders were received by March 10, more than a week before the deadline. University Bookstore staff members will express their appreciation by catering a free lunch for the mathematics department.

Continuing Education to sponsor ethics program for social workers
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education will present “Ethics and Boundaries: Strengths-Based Care and the Adult Client” in Rhinelander May 11, in Hayward May 12, and in Eau Claire May 13. Programs in all locations begin at 9 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m.

Working with the adult client population and their families presents both unique and sometimes mundane ethics challenges for social workers and other health and human services practitioners. Confident and compassionate practice is especially challenging in rural communities and small towns where confidentiality, conflict of interest and access to services are often at issue. Full story.

Work in Scotland
An associate resident director for student affairs position for the "Wisconsin in Scotland" program in Dalkeith, Scotland, is available.

    • Anticipated start date: July 19, 2004.
    • Terms of appointment: 12-month, fixed-term, non-instructional, reporting to the "Wisconsin in Scotland" resident director of Dalkeith House.
    • Requirements: Master’s degree, preferably with an emphasis in student affairs or counseling. Valid U.S. Passport.
    • Salary: Based on qualifications and experience.
    • Application deadline: April 30. Interviews will be held May 6 at UW-River Falls.

For more information contact Connie Johnson, Center for International Education, at johnscon@uwec.edu or 836-4411.