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Community
Community is at the heart of what we do and why we exist. UWEC is proud to partner with organizations in the Chippewa Valley and beyond to develop collaborative solutions to community challenges. Together, we’re an economic engine for opportunity and growth in the state and region.
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Community is at the heart of what we do and why we exist. UWEC is proud to partner with organizations in the Chippewa Valley and beyond to develop collaborative solutions to community challenges. Together, we’re an economic engine for opportunity and growth in the state and region.
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Campus Resources Open to Community
Here are a few of the resources available to community members on our campus.
Attend an Event
There are hundreds of events on campus open to the public throughout the year. Check out the events calendar to find a reason to visit our beautiful campus soon.
Hire Blugolds
Our students get a top-notch education and real-world experience before graduating. Find out how to hire these brilliant Blugolds.
Work at UWEC
Faculty and staff have access to outstanding benefits, competitive pay, a nurturing campus environment and more. Explore our job openings.
Navigating Campus
Cross the river, climb the hill, or walk under the arch. There’s so much to see on our campus. Find your way around, figure out where to park, and plan your next visit to campus.
Root for the Blugolds
Cheer on your Blugold athletics teams at home and on the road.
Athletics Schedule
Keep Learning
Education is what we do. Find ways to continue your learning on our campuses and online.
Power in Partnerships
We’re proud of the company we keep. We continue to build partnerships with groundbreaking organizations like Mayo Clinic Health System, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Marshfield Clinic, Pablo Center at the Confluence, and the County Materials Complex. Together, we get more done.
Community Fitness and Health Programs
Find the community program that's right for you.
The music and theatre arts department at UW-Eau Claire presents its hilarious adaptation of Mel Brooks' classic "Young Frankenstein" at Pablo Center at the Confluence.
After a semester studying the intersection of American Indian art and modernism in New Mexico, 12 students traveled to Sante Fe and Taos for a two-week immersion experience. They left with new memories, new cultural fluencies and new friends, among communities in New Mexico and Wisconsin.
Dr. Harry Jol, professor of geography, and a team of research students are featured in a National Geographic documentary that highlights the team’s use of ground-penetrating radar to locate mass graves of the Holocaust at sites across Eastern Europe.
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