UW System Clipsheet

June 2, 2008

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UW System

"Wisconsin Idea key to UW future," Column, Capital Times, June 1.

Column stating the biggest challenge for the UW System is to "forge a 21st century variation on the Wisconsin Idea," strengthening the current connection between the state, public, and the university.

"School and Milwaukee a natural fit," Editorial, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 1.

Editorial urging the Board of Regents to support UW-Milwaukee's proposal for a School of Public Health as a way to address several crucial needs in the city.

"UW System wants full funding for veterans tuition benefits," Wisconsin State Journal, June 2.

The Board of Regents may vote on a resolution this week that would call for full funding for veterans tuition benefits and a change to the law that would require veterans to utilize federal benefits before eligibility for the state program.

On Campus

"Martin a promising choice for UW," Editorial, Wisconsin State Journal, May 31.

An editorial regarding Biddy Martin, the recommended candidate for UW-Madison chancellor.

"Colleges to start advanced nursing program," Eau Claire Leader-Telegram, May 30.

UW-Eau Claire and UW-Oshkosh are starting a new collaborative doctorate of advanced practice nursing program.

"Huge possibilities, tiny product," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 1.

A student-professor team from UW-Platteville is researching methods to make electronic components much smaller while containing a larger capacity for work.

"Program offers study in Scotland," Column, Eau Claire Leader-Telegram, June 1.

Column featuring the "Wisconsin in Scotland" study abroad program that has enrolled over 3,000 students and faculty during its existence.

National

"Many adults left behind," Inside Higher Ed, June 2.

A study released by the Council for Adult Experiential Learning reveals that many states' policies may discourage older, non-traditional students from obtaining any higher education.