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Research shapes geology major's UW-Eau Claire experience
Katherine Langfield's research presentation took top honors even though other presenters included graduate students. Langfield, who will graduate in May, was one of just five student award winners at the conference.
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UW-Eau Claire composer's work featured in The Minnesota Orchestra concert
Dr. Chia-Yu Hsu tells her music students getting to know other Blugolds will make a difference in their future careers. After all, who you know matters in the music world. Her work will be included in a concert this week thanks to her own college network.
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Philip Rucker to speak during UW-Eau Claire's annual Devroy Forum
Philip Rucker, a senior Washington correspondent at The Washington Post, will present “Lessons from Reporting in the Age of Trump” during the virtual 2021 Ann Devroy Memorial Forum April 15 at UW-Eau Claire.
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Hmong Heritage Month celebration kicks off this week
UW-Eau Claire has a series of events planned throughout April, with the kickoff event co-hosted with UW Oshkosh.
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Continuing Education announces April program offerings
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education will present a variety of programs in April, including the "Edible Wild Mushrooms and Plant Series," "Foot and Nail Care," "The Local Life of Bees" and Supervisory Management programs.
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Virtual International Poetry Reading scheduled for April 28
In previous events, community members, faculty and staff read and listened to poetry written in as many as 40 languages, including Korean, Hmong, Icelandic and many more.
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Virtual Viennese Ball set for April 8 and 10
Through creative determination, abundant talent and the genius of technology, the grand traditions of UW-Eau Claire's Viennese Ball return for 2021, with the virtual event beginning at 7 p.m. each night.
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Students help Blugold Brain Injury Group members tell their stories to health care providers
Several community members — all part of the Blugold Brain Injury Group, a support group through UW-Eau Claire's communication sciences and disorders department — shared personal stories with health care providers about living with their brain injuries.
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Continuing Education announces March program offerings
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education will present a wide variety of programs in March, ranging from supervisory management and building cultural intelligence to backyard birding.
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2021 Kaleidoscope of Nursing Scholarship Day Virtual Conference Call for Abstracts
Nursing students, faculty/staff, and community partners are invited to submit abstracts for paper (oral) presentations for Delta Phi Chapter’s Kaleidoscope of Nursing Scholarship Day, which will be held virtually on Friday afternoon, May 7, 2021. Abstract
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UW-Eau Claire improves its military-friendly ranking
The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire improved its ranking as a military-friendly institution in an annual survey of nearly 1,700 postsecondary schools in the nation. UW-Eau Claire has nearly 500 military-connected students on campus.
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Dr. Selika Ducksworth-Lawton receives MLK Social Justice Leadership Award
Each year one UW-Eau Claire faculty or staff member is honored. This year, Ducksworth-Lawton has been recognized for her exceptional ability to advocate and lead in the areas of equity, diversity and inclusion in the community.
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UW-Eau Claire pianist to perform two recitals featuring underrepresented composers
A University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire pianist who often includes pieces written by underrepresented composers is playing two virtual recitals in the coming weeks that celebrate equity, diversity and inclusion.
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Blugolds help native Spanish speakers better access health care in the Chippewa Valley
Two Blugolds are making it easier for Spanish-speaking people to access health care more easily in the Chippewa Valley. Erin Fitzgerald and Breida Torres Berumen are translating some of the Chippewa Valley Free Clinic’s written materials into Spanish.
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Chancellor's Blog: City, county approve mask mandate
Eau Claire governmental bodies adopt local mask mandates in the event the state mandate ends in the future.
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Continuing Education announces February programs
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education will present a variety of programs in February, including Ethics and Boundaries, Supervisory Management, Beginning and Advanced Grant Writing and Mindfulness in the Clinical Setting.
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COVID-19 tests available to community at UW-Eau Claire beginning Feb. 2
The community surge testing, which was conducted at Memorial High School the past two months, will now take place at Zorn Arena on UW-Eau Claire’s lower campus.
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Nursing research team educates teens and young adults about dangers of vaping
The pandemic has elevated concerns about young people who vape, with early reports showing that COVID-19 poses a greater danger to those who use the products than to their non-vaping peers. A nursing research team is trying to raise awareness among teens.
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UW-Eau Claire nursing students are part of mobile COVID-19 vaccine teams
Nursing students can play an important role in the rapid response to the highly infectious and deadly virus, says Dr. Pamela Guthman, assistant professor of nursing at UW-Eau Claire.
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'Clear Water' exhibit opens Feb. 1 in Foster Gallery
From Feb. 1- March 7, the Foster Gallery at UW-Eau Claire will host a graphic design exhibit by Melanie Walby, examining systemic and other forms of racism and how to make positive change.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Remembrance Celebration to be held virtually Jan. 18
The Chippewa Valley will honor the life and work of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, Jan. 18, with a virtual event that includes history, training and education, culminating in a virtual community concert.
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Community COVID-19 testing extended through mid-January
Free rapid-response COVID-19 community testing resumes at Memorial High School on Wednesday, Jan. 6, and will continue through mid-January as part of the University of Wisconsin System's surge testing operations.
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Continuing Education announces January program offerings
The program topics include foot and nail care, education for nurses, wound treatment, ethics and boundaries, supervisory management and more.
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Nursing student partners with local agency to support seniors during pandemic
Karli Olsen, who will graduate in December with a nursing degree, was among the Blugolds who worked with the Aging and Disability Resource Center to help assess food insecurity and other pandemic-related issues among seniors.