Photo caption: Students practice with assistive technology in a 400-level inclusive literacy methods class for elementary and middle education.
The hustle of campus in this final week of fall-semester courses is making everyone feel the crunch. We thought this was a perfect time to slow down for a minute and think back to the opening days of classes and beyond. You've all come a long way in 15 weeks, from those of you in your first-ever college classes to the seniors about to call it a wrap!
Here's a collection of photos that span a wide variety of departments, course types and campus locations. Maybe you know these faculty or classrooms, and maybe it gives you a better idea of what to expect in some spring-semester courses.
First day of class for Organic Chemistry I students with Dr. Tyler Doyon, assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, in Centennial Hall.
The Cargill Collaboration Center in Schneider Hall makes a great classroom, like this information systems course taught by Dr. Anthony Keys, associate professor of business communication and information systems.
An intermediate poetry writing course, ENGL 310, with Dr. Dorothy Chan, associate professor of English.
Members of the UW-Eau Claire Women’s Concert Chorale rehearse outdoors near Schofield Hall on a warm September day.
Students in a physics survey class taught by Dr. Jess Vriesema, lecturer in physics and astronomy.
A business communication class, BCOM 306, with Blugold alumna Dr. Marcy Leasum Orwig, associate professor of business communication and information systems, in Schneider Hall.
Dr. Roderick Jones teaches an upper-level special education and inclusive practices course, SEIP 439: Secondary Methods in Special Education, in Centennial Hall.
Scenes from a UEC 424: Inclusive Numeracy and Math class in Centennial Hall with Dr. David Peyton, assistant professor of special education and inclusive practices.
Scenes from a SEIP 300: Inclusive Practices for Secondary Educators class with Dr. Karsten Powell, associate professor of special education and inclusive practices.
A visual art student is deep in concentration on a November day when Chancellor Schmidt tours through Haas Fine Arts Center to catch up with the happenings in art & design.
Sometimes art looks a lot like other disciplines, like this student at a computer in graphic design class with Steven Korinek, assistant professor of art & design.
Scenes from an Acting 1 class with acting instructor Elizabeth Tanner in a Pablo Center classroom.
Students actively participate in a Theater 330 class with Arthur Grothe, associate professor of theatre arts, in a Pablo Center classroom.
A little one-on-one explanation for a student in a computer science course with Dr. Benjamin Fine, assistant professor of computer science.
Language classes are all about conversation, like this 300-level French class focused on pronunciation with Dr. Jessica Miller, professor of French.
Dr. Frank Ticheli was a visiting artist-in-residence this fall, working with music education Blugolds like this student conductor in the Haas Fine Arts Center.
