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Groundbreaking celebrates start of Science and Health Sciences Building construction
Construction on the 330,000-square-foot building is expected to continue through 2026, with the facility opening sometime in 2027.
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People react to Science and Health Sciences Building groundbreaking
Guests at the groundbreaking for the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire’s new Science and Health Sciences building talked about the state-of-the-art facility that will open in 2027 and replace 61-year-old Phillips Hall.
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Tracy Drier named permanent vice chancellor for finance and administration
Drier replaces Grace Crickette, who retired from UW-Eau Claire after serving as vice chancellor since 2020.
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UW-Eau Claire announces creation of Rural Health Innovation Alliance
UW-Eau Claire, 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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Commencement speakers urge graduates to work together toward success
Two Mayo Clinic physicians told University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire graduates on Saturday that their dreams can be realized if they embrace the transformative power of partnerships.
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Sign language interpreter retiring after more than 170 commencement ceremonies
Rachel Kohn started signing at commencement in 1988 and interpreted more than 170 commencement ceremonies for 72,000 Blugolds, including three ceremonies on her final day.
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Gregory Heinselman named dean of students at UW-Eau Claire
Heinselman, who has more than 30 years of higher education experience in student affairs, has served as interim dean since August 2022.
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Regents authorize leasing space to Mayo Clinic Health System in new UWEC science building
The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents granted authority to UW-Eau Claire to enter into a lease with Mayo Clinic Health System for instructional, office and meeting space in the new Science and Health Sciences Building.
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UW-Eau Claire receives silver rating for sustainability efforts
UW-Eau Claire is one of 355 institutions around the world to receive a valid Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System designation from the Association for the Advancement for Sustainability in Higher Education.
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Two Mayo Clinic Health System physicians will receive honorary doctorates at UW-Eau Claire
Dr. Richard Helmers, regional vice president for Mayo Clinic Health System in Wisconsin, and Dr. Tim Nelson, director of innovation for Mayo Clinic Health System in Northwest Wisconsin, will receive honorary doctorates of science.
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UW-Eau Claire partners with Gates Foundation on new college completion initiative
The university is among 80 colleges and universities in the country involved in the initiative to increase student learning and success in higher education.
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UW-Eau Claire Foundation receives national leadership award
The 2024 John W. Nason Award recognizes the Foundation for its leadership and initiative in partnering to develop multiple major real estate projects that transformed campus and helped revitalize the community.
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Commencement speaker urges Blugolds to work for the public good
Dr. Pamela Matson delivered the “Charge to the Class” at two UW-Eau Claire commencement ceremonies for 682 students in Zorn Arena.
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Science and Health Sciences Building construction to begin in summer
The State Building Commission chaired by Gov. Tony Evers on Wednesday authorized construction of the building and the beginning of the bidding process for construction contractors.
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Regents authorize construction of Science and Health Sciences Building
The project now heads to the State Building Commission on Wednesday, Dec. 13, to authorize construction of the Science and Health Sciences Building and begin the bidding process for construction contractors.
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UW-Eau Claire recognized as a Family Friendly Workplace
The university on Nov. 30 was certified as a gold-level working environment by the Family Friendly Workplaces organization for its commitment to campus workers and their families.