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.

Paula Smith, music and theatre arts, is featured in an article titled
"The Harp: Soothing the Mind and Body" in the June 2004 issue of Wisconsin West magazine. The article discusses the healing benefits of harp music and research projects currently being conducted by UW-Eau Claire music therapy students.

Dick Boyum, Counseling Services, was quoted in the May 9 Leader-Telegram article "Some 'Frasier' advice useful, therapists say — But comedy, not counseling, seen as show's forte."

Mike Rindo, University Communications, was quoted in the May 9 Leader-Telegram article "City may create university parking study committee."

Chancellor Donald Mash was quoted in the May 6 Leader-Telegram story "UW-Eau Claire shakes up departments, administration."

Alan Rieck, music and theatre arts, was a guest on the Wisconsin Public Radio show "Spectrum West" May 6 to discuss the May 9 Symphonic Choir/Symphony Orchestra concert.

Geoffrey Peterson, political science, was interviewed on WEAU-TV May 4 about John Kerry's advertising campaign.

Suzanne DeCann, one of the first 11 students to earn an MBA from UW-Eau Claire completely online, and MBA program director Robert Erffmeyer, were quoted in the May 3 Wisconsin Technology Network article "UW-Eau Claire graduates first online MBAs."

Brent Hensel, a UW-Eau Claire graduate student who is working on an oral history project of baseball great Harold "Diz" Kronenberg, was quoted in the May 2 Leader-Telegram article "Baseball history celebrated — Dedication planned for Carson Park."

Sean Hartnett, geography and anthropology, was quoted in the May 1 Leader-Telegram article "Call for the wild — Students aid effort to preserve undeveloped shorelines," about the wild lakeshore mapping project he and his students will pursue this summer.