UW System Clipsheet
October 5, 2005
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UW System
"Regents, Milwaukee's the place," Editorial, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Oct. 5.
An editorial outlining reasons the Board of Regents should consider locating a UW School of Public Health in Milwaukee.
"Doyle wants to increase math and science requirements," WMTV (Madison), Oct. 5.
Governor's proposal would require 3 years of math and science for high-school graduates; Cora Marrett of UW System Academic Affairs says the additional coursework might help students who don't plan to go to college right away, but might someday.
Watch: Doyle wants to increase math and science requirements
On Campus
"UW-Waukesha dean chosen," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Oct. 5.
Patrick Schmitt was selected from three finalists, and will be considered for UW-Waukesha dean position.
Related: “Schmitt selected to lead UW-Waukesha,” GM Today, Oct. 5.
"Public forums at UW-Parkside offer different looks at religious topics," Racine Journal Times, Oct. 1.
Discussion forums are a way for the university to bring diverse voices to the campus community.
"Calling all men: UW-Stout reaches out to help women," WQOW (Eau Claire), Oct. 3.
All-male student group seeks solutions toward preventing sexual assault.
State
"Stem cell bank announcement validates quality of Wisconsin research," Column, Wisconsin Technology Network, Oct. 5.
Column urges a better understanding of Wisconsin's role in promising stem-cell research.
"27 News uncovers e-mails questioning state travel contract," WKOW (Madison), Oct. 5.
Several UW employees served on a committee that recommended awarding a state contract to a different travel agency than the one the state selected.