Featured Stories
Three UW-Eau Claire Honors Students Accepted into National Science Foundation Research Programs
Three students from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Honors Program have been chosen for internship positions in the National Science Foundation's Research Experiences for Undergraduates program. Sophomore microbiology major James Dulaney, Shakopee, Minn.; senior physics and math double major Thomas Nevins, Chippewa Falls; and sophomore physics major Mandy Neumann, Spencer, will intern at three NSF research institutes over the summer.Learn more about student internship opportunites.
Student research to guide decisions on campus tree removal, replacement
With one new campus construction project nearing completion and preparation well under way for another, and given a recently completed 20-year Campus Master Plan that includes additional transformational changes at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, a group of biology and geography students is undertaking a campus tree inventory intended to help the university responsibly plan for tree preservation and replacement into the future.Learn more about funding for faculty/student collaboration at UW-Eau Claire.
UW-Eau Claire Students Present Research March 7 at State Capitol
Nine University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire students will be among the more than 200 UW System students to present their faculty/student research projects to legislators, state leaders and UW System alumni during "Posters in the Rotunda: A Celebration of Undergraduate Research," March 7 at the state Capitol in Madison.Learn more about funding for faculty/student collaboration at UW-Eau Claire.
Announcements
20th Annual Student Research Day
View the Abstract Book online.
25% of seniors report working on a research project
At UW-Eau Claire, 25% of seniors report working on a research project with a faculty mentor outside of a course. This is above the national average for institutions like ours, according to the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE).
Sabbatical Information Session
Learn about the sabbatical process and timeline.
Karen Havholm, Assistant Vice Chancellor
Wednesday, May 16
12:10-12:50pm, Old Library 1142 (CETL)
Please feel free to bring a lunch.
Grants Educational Series
Grant Writing: Secrets of Success
Jeremy Miner
Director of Grants and Contracts
May 30, 9:00am-Noon
OL 1142 (CETL)
Grant policies can be found on our External Guidelines page.
Collegial Consultant Program
Interested in consulting with an experienced colleague about some aspect of your teaching or research? Request a collegial consultant here.
