Activities, Involvement and Leadership News
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UW-Eau Claire welcomes national storytelling tour ‘Dear World’ on Sept. 28
Unique college tour 'Dear World' will make a stop at UW-Eau Claire on Sept. 28, helping students, faculty and staff express their personal stories through artistic portraits.
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Red Dress Display to recognize Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women Awareness Day May 5
UW-Eau Claire's Inter-Tribal Student Council will host events May 5 and May 6 in recognition of Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women Awareness Day. The Red Dress Display will be on the campus mall on May 5. A virtual discussion will follow on May 6.
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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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Forum series welcomes former 2020 presidential candidate: A conversation with Andrew Yang
The Forum series continues on Nov. 10 with a virtual presentation by 2020 Democratic candidate for the presidency Andrew Yang.
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New conference brings Blugolds together to focus on equity and diversity
UW-Eau Claire will host the “Bridge to Change: EDI Student Conference” Nov. 8. It will bring students together to explore inclusive leadership while focusing on equity and diversity.
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The Forum presents Mohammed Soriano-Bilal, a virtual event on Oct. 27
Once best known as a reality TV star, Soriano-Bilal of Stanford University is a diversity consultant and strategist, a poet and an award-winning producer of both music and film.
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The Forum welcomes gender violence prevention expert Jackson Katz
The author and global educator, who will address the controversial topic he calls "toxic masculinity" and his efforts to educate about and end gender violence, will speak at 7:30 p.m. March 10 in UW-Eau Claire's Schofield Auditorium.
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Viennese Ball ticket sales begin Feb. 3
Ticket sales begin Monday, Feb. 3 for the 46th annual Viennese Ball at UW-Eau Claire, to be held April 3-4 in the W.R. Davies Student Center.
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Special Forum presentation Feb. 27: Ibram X. Kendi
Ibram X. Kendi, a bestselling author and the founding director of The Antiracist Research and Policy Center at American University, will appear as a special Forum speaker Feb. 27 with his "How to Be an Antiracist" presentation.
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Forum speaker takes on climate change: Xiuhtezcatl Martinez
At age 19 Xiuhtezcatl Martinez has more experience educating and building a movement to battle climate change than many scientists or elected officials. His Forum presentation will begin at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 10 in UW-Eau Claire's Schofield Auditorium.
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Artists Series welcomes VocalEssence Singers Of This Age Nov. 21
Singers Of This Age, the youth branch of VocalEssence of Minneapolis, is a talented, diverse group of high school singers who will perform at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 21 in UW-Eau Claire's Schofield Auditorium.
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Aquila Theatre opens Artists Series season with Orwell's '1984'
New York City-based Aquila Theatre presents a modern interpretation of George Orwell's "1984," the dystopian classic centered on the dangers and inescapable outcomes of government overreach and totalitarianism.
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Author, educator and literary critic Bill Deresiewicz to be Forum speaker Oct. 16
Once an Ivy League professor himself, Deresiewicz has spent the last decade writing and speaking about what he sees as the disadvantages, dysfunctions and disservice to society of an elite education in the U.S.
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The Forum opens season with first Latina U.S. military pilot
Olga Custodio, the first Latina to complete U.S. Air Force pilot training and serve as a fighter pilot and commercial pilot, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 19 in UW-Eau Claire's Schofield Auditorium.
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Artist Series season closer: The Canine Stars dog show
The Canine Stars was created by a Colorado couple who trained and competed their rescue dogs in agility, racing, dock diving and Frisbee. The business has grown to a tour covering all of North America on a mission to educate, inspire and entertain.
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Artists Series event added: Poet Paul Tran to read on May 2
Paul Tran is a highly acclaimed young poet, a graduate fellow at Washington University, and an accomplished editor and contributing poet for multiple magazines and anthologies. Tran will read from their work at 7:30 p.m. May 2 in Riverside Theatre.
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Blugolds work to build financial literacy across campus
Blu$Gold Financial Management is working to give UW-Eau Claire students, faculty and staff the knowledge they need to better manage their finances from the time they are young adults through their retirement years.
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Leadership Fellows program seeking applications, nominations
The Leadership Fellows program is seeking nominations for the 2019-20 cohort. Those selected will play an integral role in shaping the future of the program and will develop curricula that fit within the larger institutional leadership programming goals.
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The Forum presents atmospheric scientist Katharine Hayhoe
Dr. Katharine Hayhoe is a prolific publisher, speaker and expert in the areas of climate change and the environment. Her Forum presentation will be at 7:30 p.m. April 10 in UW-Eau Claire's Schofield Auditorium.
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UW-Eau Claire Artists Series presents The Mystical Arts of Tibet
From March 11-15, the Drepung Loseling monks of Tibet will create a mandala sand painting on campus. Come experience this ancient and sacred tradition in the making.
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The Forum hosts bestselling author Peggy Orenstein March 5
Bestselling author Peggy Orenstein will discuss the current and complicated landscape for sexually active young women — a landscape of conflicting messages, imposed beliefs and increasingly low levels of meaningful and useful communication.
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UW-Eau Claire's 'Alternative Spring Break' will take Blugolds on a journey of service
Looking to fulfill your service-learning requirement [AND] get away from home for spring break? Look no further than UW-Eau Claire’s Alternative Spring Break, hosted through the office of Activities, Involvement, and Leadership (AIL).
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Presenter for The Forum to discuss gerrymandering in Wisconsin and beyond
Election law in the U.S. is complicated, and the maps that decide voter districts are part of that tangled web. UW-Madison political science professor Dr. Barry Burden is equipped to help make sense of the rules, the history and the future.
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Artists Series presents 'All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914'
Theater Latté Da presents the story of a real-life Christmas miracle when troops on both sides of the Western Front laid down their weapons for a holiday peace.