Dean’s withdrawal requires replacement
Published February 04, 2010
The search for a new Dean for the College of Arts and Sciences is set to begin in late spring as soon as a search committee is put together, according to Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Fernando Delgado.
The current Dean of CAS, Terry Brown, has accepted the position of Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at UW-Parkside, and will be leaving UW-River Falls in mid-March. Associate Dean Brad Caskey will step in as the Interim Dean as soon as Brown leaves and for the 2010-2011 academic year.
“Brad Caskey will help with the transition,” Delgado said. “He offers good continuity with his experience as filling in for interim dean in the past.”
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Sports
Spring athletes prepare for upcoming seasons
Published February 05, 2010
Even in the middle of winter, the spring season of varsity sports at UW-River Falls is only months away for outdoor track and softball teams.
Etcetera
UWRF students raise money for Haiti relief efforts
Published February 05, 2010
“I woke up to bouncing on my bed and the walls shaking … moving back and forth,” said UW-River Falls student Alicia Bartel about her experience living through the earthquake in Haiti on Jan. 12. Bartel and her friend Paige Paulson, another UWRF student, ran out of their hotel room and saw that the pool had “ocean-like waves.” Bartel was volunteering at an orphanage in Fedja [FAY’-dja], 35 miles from Port-au-Prince, when the earthquake struck.
Viewpoints
Charity should not be status symbol
Published February 04, 2010
After the tragedy in Haiti, America has been hurled into the most charitable state of mind itís been in since September 11, 2001. However, this circumstance differentiates itself from that terrible day in 2001 and other national tragedies - like Hurricane Katrina - because it grounds itself beyond American borders.
Around Wisconsin
News from other University of Wisconsin campuses.
Eau Claire (The Spectator)
Breaking News - Student Senate resolution recall falls short
Student Senate keeps tuition increase
Water Street retains three-floor limit
Madison (Badger Herald)
Separate rallies clash over abortion
More than 100,000 state residents may lose unemployment benefits
Madison (Daily Cardinal)
Report: graduate school restructuring may be unnecessary
Committee ranks Madison Initiative funding proposals
USDA says UW animal research facilities compliant in new report
Oshkosh (Advance-Titan)
Oshkosh Volleyball falls in straight sets at semi-finals
Oshkosh Volleyball advances to national semifinals
Titans Move Up To No. 1 In National Poll
Parkside (The Ranger News)
MBA Program Works With European Company
Stout (Stoutonia)
Fraternaties making a difference
Whitewater (Royal Purple)
UWW swimmer fights rare cancer
Footbal team honored by council
University, city set to share costs of emergency services updates
Headlines
Police blotter for Feb. 5, 2010 (Feb 05, 2010)
University’s mission aided by record numbers in donations (Feb 04, 2010)
Departing CAS dean leaves legacy, improvements at UWRF (Feb 04, 2010)
Texting ban soon to become law (Feb 04, 2010)
Break dance team performs on MTV, visits UWRF (Feb 04, 2010)
Weekly sports wrap (Feb 05, 2010)
Men’s basketball and hockey struggle while women feel right at home (Feb 05, 2010)
Men’s hockey handles St. Mary’s University, prepares for UW-Stout (Dec 11, 2009)
Falcons beat Superior, even up series (Dec 04, 2009)
Football team loses final game of season, finishes 3-7 (Nov 20, 2009)
Minnesota fans hope to see Brett Favre return in 2010 (Feb 05, 2010)
UW-River Falls needs an underground music scene (Feb 05, 2010)
Start of classes brings the ʻsilent bell effectʼ (Feb 04, 2010)
Students have ability to fight rising tuition costs (Feb 04, 2010)
As finals near, columnist offers ways to relieve stress (Dec 10, 2009)
The best albums of 2009 (Feb 05, 2010)
Thriller leaves reviewer feeling hopeless (Feb 05, 2010)
Ledger’s last film lacks coherent storyline (Feb 05, 2010)
Columnist offers Valentineʼs dating insight (Feb 04, 2010)
Winter fashion advice (Dec 10, 2009)
