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UW-Eau克莱尔 announces creation of Rural Health Innovation Alliance
UW-Eau克莱尔, along with Chicago-based Health Equity Innovation Partners, is initiating a collaboration to assemble health care providers, entrepreneurs and other partners to find solutions to improve health care delivery in rural areas.
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Business students raise $700,000 over the years for L.E. 菲利普斯职业发展中心
Blugolds in advanced sales classes have dedicated themselves to fundraising for CDC since 2009. 今年, the two classes surpassed their fundraising goal and set a record by raising more than $57,000.
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Thursdays at the U to feature historical portrayal of Mary Todd Lincoln
Jessica Michna of Historical First Impressions theater company will be featured 五月 9 at 威斯康星大学欧克莱尔-巴伦县. It will be the final presentation of the spring series.
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UW-Eau克莱尔 student, firefighter 阿尔伯特·林 serves the greater good
A college student by day and firefighter by night, Lin has responded to several emergency calls, all of which have taught him how to respond according to the situation while helping people in the community.
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Artistic partnership with Pablo Center provides possibilities for UW-Eau克莱尔 students
A growing partnership between UW-Eau克莱尔 and 巴勃罗中心的汇合 creates exciting learning opportunities and opens doors professionally for Blugold theatre majors.
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Holocaust Remembrance Day observed 五月 6 at UW-Eau克莱尔
The event coincides with the national recognition calendar and is a way for the campus and community to show the importance of remembering the persecution and mass extermination of Jews by the Nazi regime in Germany.
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Thursdays at the U speaker to discuss ancestry research
Andy Gaertner will present “Who am I? Researching Ancestry” 五月 2 at 威斯康星大学欧克莱尔-巴伦县.
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Waste incineration and renewable energy to be focus of Thursdays at the U
Dr. 劳伦Wentz, professor of biology at 威斯康星大学欧克莱尔-巴伦县, will present “Something’s Burning: Waste Incineration” 4月 25 on the Rice Lake campus.
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Thursdays at the U speaker to discuss Edmund Fitzgerald shipwreck
Dr. 史蒂夫·阿克曼, professor emeritus of atmospheric and oceanic sciences at UW-Madison, will discuss the 1975 catastrophe 4月 11 at 威斯康星大学欧克莱尔-巴伦县.
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Dr. 里克•圣. 杰曼 to discuss Lac Courte Oreilles tribal history during Thursdays at the U
St. 杰曼, professor emeritus of history at UW-Eau克莱尔 and former tribal chairman of the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Tribe, will present “Ijidiwashikwe: Heroine of the Northwoods, 1840s” 4月 4 at 威斯康星大学欧克莱尔-巴伦县.
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UW-Eau克莱尔 expands speech therapy and audiology service options for community
The campus-based Center for Communication 障碍 is expanding its speech-language health care service options to respond to community needs after the announcement that multiple clinics and hospitals are closing in the Chippewa Valley.
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UW-Eau克莱尔 to host Northwestern Wisconsin Regional National 历史 Day competition 3月 14
The event is an opportunity for middle school and high school students to do history by researching a topic of interest and producing documentaries, 展品, 表演, websites or research papers based on the theme Turning Points in 历史.
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Blugolds bring ‘When Rubber Hit The Road’ to life
B.J. Hollars, 英语教授, has co-produced a one-hour documentary with the assistance of faculty, alumni and current UW-Eau克莱尔 students.
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UW-Eau克莱尔 partners with city to assess public health risk
在2023年的夏季和秋季, students in UW-Eau克莱尔's environmental public health program took part in a study to help the city of 欧克莱尔 address noise and odor complaints believed to be coming from an area business. 看看他们发现了什么.
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UW-Eau克莱尔 继续教育 announces 3月 programs
UW-Eau克莱尔 继续教育 will present several programs in 3月: Orientation, Time Management and Delegation; Conversations about Change II: Advanced Motivational Interviewing; Sign Language 2; and Leading Through Challenge and Conflict.
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UW-Eau克莱尔, 五月o Clinic Health System launch innovative Medical Academy Program to begin 4月 1
The program offers a unique learning opportunity for anyone who wants to better understand the body and the systems that make life possible. The six-week program is open to everyone from high school students to retirees.