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        Press Release Archive 2007

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January

• Music faculty to perform recital on replica and antique instruments.

• 'Steller Extremes' now showing at the Allen F. Blocher Planetarium.

• Christine Thomas, CNR dean, was elected as chair of the state Natural Resource Board.

• Tom Charlesworth, Web and media services, has a photographed published in a book of sculpture.

• Valentine's Day brings mystery and singing telegrams.

• LIFE has a full lineup of programs for the spring semester.

• A series of gourmet cooking classes begins Feb. 10.

• Provost and Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs Virginia Helm has announced she will retire in July.

• The 16th Annual Jazz Festival will feature Matt Wilson's Arts and Crafts.

• Futurist David Zach will present the annual K.B. Willett Lectureship on Mon., Feb. 5.

• Folk duo Patchouli will perform on Thurs., Jan. 25.

• UWSP's regional economic impact is approaching $400 million annually.

• 'Joined at the Head,' a drama about friendship, will be staged at UWSP Feb. 9-11 and 15-18.

• Tony Award-winning actress Michele Pawk will visit UWSP Jan. 24-27.

• The Small Business Development Center is offering a construction law workshop.

• Two sales training workshops are being offered by the Small Business Development Center.

• The Wisconsin/Nicaragua Partnership was recently honored.

• Youth may study creative writing or drama through Arts and Culture Outreach workshops.

• ArtsBash 2007, featuring local and student artwork and expression, will be held Sat., Feb. 3.

• Aquatic classes for adults are being offered at UWSP.

• Rob Manzke was named executive assistant to Chancellor Linda Bunnell.

• John Heusinkveld, Treehaven, was recently honored.

• Mazie Maichoua Moua was honored by the UW System.

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February

• The Concert Band will perform March 6.

• CWES will offer a preschool forest exploration program March 17.

• The first of a series on colloquiums on climate change will be held Feb. 28.

• Schmeeckle Reserve is offering several nature programs this March.

• The Entrepreneurial Training Program will be offered in Marshfield this spring.

• Michael Keller, music, will join other faculty in a recital March 5.

• The Northern Aquaculture Demonstration Facility is sponsoring a pond fertilization workshop.

• Jennie Lane, KEEP, has won the Aldo Leopold Award for service in energy education.

• Those in the forest products industry can earn a leadership certificate through UWSP.

• 'Romeo and Juliet,' Shakespeare's romantic tragedy, will be staged at UWSP March 2-4 and 8-10.

• The Student Arts Alliance film series continues with "2046" on Feb. 25.

• An advanced photography course is offered in March through UWSP.

• Velvet Brown will perform with the UWSP Wind Ensemble on March 2.

• Renowned opera singer Rodney Gilfry will perform at UWSP March 13.

• A glass fusing workshop will be offered March 3-4.

• A workshop on business taxes will be offered in Wausau March 21.

• UWSP received more than $1.6 million for EETAP from the Environmental Protection Agency.

• The 11th Annual Hmong Expressions in Visual Arts conference will be held at UWSP March 31.

• 'The Vagina Monologues' will be performed at UWSP March 1-3.

• The UW System is conducting a randomly-selected student survey about drug and alcohol use.

• Two student pianists will perform in a recital Feb. 18.

• The nowHERE graphic design conference will be held at UWSP Feb. 23-24.

• A forum on the value of a liberal arts education will take place Feb. 20.

• The Entrepreneurial Training Program will begin in Wausau on March 6.

• The 6th Annual Lantern Festival will be held Feb. 16.

• The Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Faculty Combo will perform "Swing Fling" at the Holiday Inn Sat., Feb. 17.

• "Releasing the Writer Within," a writing workshop, will be offered Sat., Feb. 24.

• The Entrepreneurial Training Program will begin in Rhinelander Thursday, March 1.

• Two sales training workshops will be held in Wausau in February and March.

• LINES Ballet, a contemporary dance troupe, will perform at Sentry Theater Tues., Feb. 20.

• SGA to host a Stevens Point mayoral forum Wed., Feb. 7.

• 'Lineage: Three Generations of Artists' will be on display at the Carlsten Gallery Feb. 11-March 4.

• The Central Wisconsin Honors Festival will be held at UWSP Feb. 8.

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March

• A Friday the 13th Murder Mystery will unfold at a mystery dinner party on April 13.

• Learn Latin and swing dances through Arts and Culture Outreach this spring.

• Experience nature first hand in a workshop at UWSP's Schmeeckle Reserve.

• Two student pianists will perform in a recital on April 5.

• An ecologist from India will speak about rural sustainability in a GEM Critical Issues Seminar on April 3.

• Pat Rothfuss, a UWSP alumnus and lecturer, has published his debut novel.

• A joint student percussion recital will be held March 27.

• Chicago City Limits will perform improvisational comedy at Sentry Theatre on March 29.

• The annual AIRO Powwow will be held March 31.

• The poetry of Emily Dickinson will be set to music on March 27.

• UWSP Upward Bound students traveled to the State Capitol in Madison to share discussions with legislators.

• theCrest will perform at UWSP on March 30.

• Clarinetist Sarah Porwoll will perform a student recital March 31.

• The 18th Annual World Poetry Celebration of Languages will be held at UWSP April 1.

• The Campus Consciousness Tour is coming to UWSP May 1.

• UWSP alumnus presented with a Bronze Star Medal for service during World War II.

• Tom Charlesworth, Web & Media Services, has been honored for a sports action photo.

• Ceramics will be offered this spring through Arts and Culture Outreach.

• A Gourmet Cooking Series continues March 31 through Arts and Culture Outreach

• Three fisheries specialists have been hired for UWSP's aquaculture facility near Bayfield.

• An alumna clarinetist will give a recital March 12.

• The Carlsten Gallery will feature "Clothing as Metaphor" through April 8.

• A Woodwind Solos and Chamber Music recital will be performed March 15.

• CWES will offer a variety of camp experiences this summer.

• Adult aquatic classes will be offered at UWSP this spring.

• The UWSP Symphony Orchestra will perform March 7.

• Basket weaving class to be held at UWSP March 10.

• Student Adam Friehoefer honored by AWRA.

• Scholarship available for a nontraditional women student.

• Scott Lamps to play in the Faux-core March 8.

• Philosophy professor to discuss homosexuality March 9.

• Four laser light shows set to rock music will be held at the Blocher Planetarium March 7-10.

• UWSP's child care centers will house a school district pre-kindergarten program this fall.

• Voice students will present a recital March 8.

• Two students will perform in a joint recital March 9.

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April

• Michael Dombeck, CNR, is receiving an honorary degree from Haverford College.

• The combined choirs will perform concerts May 5 and 6.

• The Thailand Project will be the focus of a WPR broadcast on May 1.

• The Concert Band will perform May 1.

• The UWSP Symphony Orchestra will perform May 2.

• Four jazz combos will perform in a concert on April 30.

• Danstage 2007 brings innovative choreography to the stage May 4-6 and 10-12.

• Biochemistry degree on track for UWSP.

• Outstanding faculty and staff recognized for teaching, service and scholarship.

• Percussionist Michael Neumeyer to give student recital.

• HPHD students are offered to take a cultural study trip to Mexico and help build a home in a rural community.

• CWES is offering a Summer Camp Sampler on May 12.

• The climate change colloquium series continues April 25.

• Arts and Culture Outreach offering "Brain Gym 101."

• Author, UWSP alumnus and lecturer Patrick Rothfuss will give a book talk on campus on May 2.

• The Campus Band will give a concert April 29.

• The Wind Ensemble will perform music inspired by Led Zepplin on April 25.

• The UWSP Model UN was honored during the NMUN conference in New York City.

• Wisconsin Public Radio's Route 51 talk show will be broadcast from UWSP April 26.

• GEM will host Professor Ernesto Castenada for a seminar on May 1.

• An exhibit of student artwork is on display at the Carlsten Gallery through April 29.

• Violinist Courtney Nenn will give a student recital April 21.

• The College of Natural Resources will hold its annual spring research symposium on April 20.

• A Chamber String Ensembles Concert will be held April 22.

• Soiree Musicale will mark 9 years of performances with another on April 27.

• Light sculpture, silent films and animation will be exhibited in three visual arts events April 27-29.

• The 2007 Lenders Conference will be held in Wisconsin Dells May 17-18.

• The Jazz Lab Ensemble will perform April 23.

• Two students won a grant for a deer research project.

• A study tour through China is being planned by UWSP Continuing Education.

• Alumna to give talk on how she faced aplastic anemia and walked across the United States.

• Alumnus Andrew Halverson has been sworn-in as mayor of Stevens Point.

• Earth Week, April 22-27, will be marked at UWSP with several activities.

• The Tokyo String Quartet will perform at Sentry Theater on April 22.

• An opera performance of "The Zoo" will be offered April 20-21.

• A student will present an oboe recital on April 22.

• The Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame will add three members on April 21.

• See 'Into the Universe,' a show produced by student Amy Wilder, at the planetarium in April and May.

• Two new Student Government Association leaders have been elected for the 07-08 academic year.

• Work of Menominee artist James Frechette will be dedicated and the artist memorialized on April 21.

• A multicultural film festival will take place at UWSP Friday and Saturday, April 13-14.

• GUSTER will bring its Campus Consciousness Tour to UWSP on May 1.

• "Border,' a documentary film by 1984 alumnus Chris Burgard will be screened on campus April 16.

• Andrea Splittberger-Rosen, music, will direct a clarinet recital on April 18.

• Comedian Bill Cosby will perform at UWSP this October, with tickets on sale April 23.

• A recital of woodwind solos and chamber music will be held April 12.

• 'Celebracion Hispana' will be held at SPASH on April 21.

• Student percussionist David Hochstetter will give a recital on April 14.

• 'Pirates of the Caribbean Day' will be held for local youth on May 12.

• The SAA film series continues with 'Amores Perros' on April 15.

• A fund drive to bring Thailand students to UWSP will be held April 23-27 as part of The Thailand Project.

• "Trivia 38: Trivia Returns," the world's largest trivia contest will be held April 20-22.

• Agriculture secretary Rod Nilsestuen will talk about rural Wisconsin in a lecture on April 16.

• The Flute Ensemble will perform April 16.

• Singer/songwriter Catie Curtis will perform at the Faux-Core on April 14.

• Percussion student Adam Rappel will perform a recital April 10.

• The works of student composers will be performed at UWSP on April 9.

• A Writer Retreat will be held through Arts and Culture Outreach April 28-29.

• Vocal student John Becker will give a recital April 15.

• Schmeeckle Reserve will host a candlelight hike on April 21.

• Arts and Culture Outreach is offering a painting workshop April 14.

• The 35th Annual Festival of the Arts, featuring art for sale and arts activities, will be held April 15.

• UWSP student research will be part of the 'Posters at the Rotunda' event at the state capitol on April 18.

• Two newly published writers will give readings at the New Mission Cafe on April 9.

• Music faculty Brian Martz and Molly Roseman will give a recital on April 5.

• UWSP will offer three fine arts camps this summer, two for music and one for studio art.

• 'Songs for a New World' will be staged by the Dept. of Theatre and Dance April 13-15 and 18-22.

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May

• Five master's degree candidates won Gaylord Nelson Earth Day Fellowships.

• UWSP's Northern Aquaculture Demonstration Facility in Bayfield in sponsoring an aquaculture field day June 14.

• The faculty and staff amassed $8.77 million in grants from outside sources during fiscal 2005.

• A summer ceramics lab course will be offered this summer through UWSP Continuing Education.

• Three theatre courses will be held this summer through UWSP Continuing Education.

• Mark Nook succeed Virginia Helm as UWSP's new provost and vice chancellor on July 16.

• The Association of Community Tasks, a student volunteer organization, has merged with the Student Involvement and Employment Office.

• The Special Needs Aquatic Program is offering adult classes this summer.

• Three UWSP students have been chosen for monetary awards from Phi Kappa Phi.

• Alumna and Green Bay news anchor Erin Davisson will address UWSP graduates at the spring commencement ceremonies May 20.

• The Copper Fountain Festival will be held May 11.

• Two student organizations have been honored by a UWSP committee.

• Two courses for music teachers will be offered this summer at UWSP.

• Learn about camping and canoeing at a family weekend at Jordan Park June 9-10.  

• The Student Government Association has announced its executive board member recommendations for next year.

• The Hmong student organization at UWSP is looking for support of schools teaching about Hmong history.

• UWSP's Outstanding Employee and Employer were honored recently.

• Jim Strick, athletics, has been honored as a Rising Star.

• Private music lessons are available through UWSP.

UWSP is the largest purchaser of renewable energy within the UW System.

• Zach Vruwink was honored as a student entrepreneur.

• Two students won grants for their soybean research.

• WEEB has awarded 72 grants for statewide and grassroots initiatives.

• Four finalists for UWSP's provost/vice chancellor of Academic Affairs positions will interview on campus.

• A Wausau teacher has received the Oscar W. Neale Fellowship for UWSP.

• The spring rocket launch program will be held May 5.

• The Ethan Keller group will perform at UWSP May 3.

• A joint student piano recital will be held May 6.

• A series of gourmet cooking classes begins May 12 with 'Decadent Desserts.' 

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June

• UWSP and UW-River Falls have signed an agreement for a a ROTC partnership.

• A Yellow Perch feed training workshop is being offered at the Northern Aquaculture Demonstration Facility.

• C.J. Robinson has been named director of development for the College of Fine Arts and Communication.

• UWSP's Student Government Association has been recognized by the United Council of UW Students.

• More than 100 students and two faculty members have been initiated into Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society.

• UWSP recently acquired its first atomic force microscope for nanotechnology research and development.

• Erik Wild, biology, has been awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant to lecture and research in Brazil.

• Four Mexican students studied at UWSP in June through the Global Environmental Management Education Center.

• Thirteen UWSP students received the university's highest honor, the Albertson Medallion.

• Ninety-nine UWSP students were honored with the Chancellor's Leadership Award.

• A summer course on dance is being offered through Continuing Education. 

• Senior Brent Rivard has won the Barry M. Goldwater National Science Scholarship.

• Alumni from three classes will gather for a Milestone Reunion Weekend June 22-23.

• The Nature Conservancy has been honored by the College of Natural Resources.

• Stephen Ward has been named director of University Relations and Communications.

• Two shows will be presented this summer at the Allen F. Blocher Planetarium.

• The Distinguished Alumnus, Alumni Service and Hansen Awards were presented May 19.

• Six online communication courses will be offered this summer through Continuing Education.

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July

• Wausau Homes employees completed a two-year leadership program through UWSP.

• The SGA comments on the Wisconsin State Assembly's cuts to higher education.

• Chancellor Linda Bunnell joined other higher education institutions in signing a climate change commitment.

• A UWSP graduate student has been honored for a paper and project on the state's ATV users.

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August

• Robert Govett, forestry, has been recognized by a national forest product organization.

• The Entrepreneurial Training Program in Stevens Point has changed its schedule.

• Ladysmith Black Mambazo will begin the Performing Arts Series on Sept. 25.

• The Entrepreneurial Training Program will be held in Wausau beginning October 4.

• The Midwest Environmental Education Convention will be held at UWSP Oct. 18-20.

• Pointer Info Nights offer information for potential students across the state and in Illinois.

• Gerry Ring, paper science and engineering, has been named the 2007 WISys Innovation Scholar.

• John Houghton, forestry, is the new associate dean for academic affairs within the CNR.

• Aquatic classes for adults are offered at UWSP in two sessions.

• Wisconsin Learning Center offering classes this fall.

• Ballroom dance classes offered through Arts and Culture Outreach.

• Marie Cincera, University Store, retired in June.

• Rich Ilkka, communication, retired in June.

• The Entrepreneurial Training Program is being offered in Stevens Point this fall.

• UWSP has again been ranked among the top Midwestern public master's universities, according to U.S. News & World Report.

• Wes Halverson, GEM, has retired from UWSP.

• Labor of Love will be held Mon., Sept. 3.

• A conference for business owners will be held in Wausau in September.

• Journey abroad with UWSP's international hiking and biking trips.

• A UWSP student is interning for a member of Parliament in London.

• Diane Bywaters, art and design, created three paintings for a West Bend medical rescue unit.

• Hans Schabel, retired professor of forestry, has published a book on forests in Tanzania.

• An exhibit of faculty artwork is on display at UWSP through Sept. 17.

• Former UWSP student Laura Osnes is making her Broadway debut with a lead in "Grease."

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September 

• Arrangements have been made to bring students to UWSP as part of The Thailand Project.

• Eric Singsaas, biology and forestry, is researching the production of noncarcinogenic oil substitutes.

• A College of Letters and Science lecture series begins Oct. 3 with a lecture by a UW-Madison anthropologist, "Terror, Violence and the Global Imagination."

• 'Lend Me a Tenor' staged by Theatre and Dance Department Oct. 12-14 and 18-21.

• The Syrena Folk Dance Ensemble will perform at UWSP on Oct. 7.

• Singer Mike Mangione will perform at UWSP Oct. 6.

• UW System alcohol and drug prevention staff will gather at UWSP for a symposium.

• Jazz vibraphonist Stefon Harris will perform Oct. 8 as part of the Performing Arts Series.

• An alumni couple have donated 12 trees to the campus.

• Stacey Berk, music, will present an oboe faculty recital Oct. 3.

• From farce to dark drama, the Theatre and Dance Department's season will bring a range of performances to its stages this year.

• The Festival of India marks 20 years on Oct. 6.

• State high school students may enter to qualify for UWSP's Writers Workshop held in November.

• 'Into The Universe' is now playing at the Allen F. Blocher Planetarium.

• Paul Doebler, music, will present his final faculty recital on Sept. 27.

• A bike/hike fundraiser will help hurricane victims in Nicaragua.

• The CNR and L&S fall colloquium series will center on energy and natural resources beginning Sept. 26.

• The Entrepreneurial Training Program will be held in Merrill this fall. 

• Molly Roseman, music, will give a faculty recital Sept. 22.

• Jeana Magyar-Moe, psychology, will be the distinguished faculty speaker at the annual University Evening.

• UWSP will host a screening of a PBS dance documentary featuring the work of Jeannie Hill, dance.

• Patricia Holland, music, has been named chair of her department.

• Hypnotist Bruce McDonald returns to UWSP Sept. 14.

• Students return to campus eager to return to Dreyfus University Center.

• Wisconsin/Nicaragua Partners are looking for help for citizens following Hurricane Felix.

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October

• The Center for Leadership Excellence and Economic Development will host a grand opening Nov. 6.

• Women in Science Day will be held at UWSP on Nov. 2.

• A Saxophone Quartet will perform at UWSP on Nov. 8.

• The UWSP Fire Crew plans a prescribed burn at Schmeeckle Reserve on Nov. 1.

• Tom Johnson, anthropology, has co-written a book about the true identity of Sacajawea.

• Mad Chad Taylor, a chainsaw stuntman, will perform at UWSP Nov. 3.

• 'Urinetown' will be staged by the Dept. of Theatre and Dance on Nov. 2-4 and 7-10.

• The UWSP Horn Choir will perform Nov. 5 and host its annual festival Nov. 10.

• A Woodwind Quintet and Brass Quintet will perform together Nov. 2.

• Two Dallas artists works make up the 'Defining Light' exhibit at the Carlsten Gallery until Nov. 21.

• Pat Rothfuss, English, won a Quill Award for his debut novel, "The Name of the Wind."

• The Small Business Development Center is offering QuickBooks sessions in Wausau.

• Two workshops on boosting your sales will be held in Wausau.

• The UWSP Fire Crew will train with the DNR on wildland firefighting on Oct. 27.

• Service Saturdays volunteer events are being coordinated by UWSP's Student Involvement and Employment Office.

• The Denver band Fianc� will play at UWSP Oct. 27.

• UWSP wellness experts are partnering with the Stevens Point Police Department to create a wellness program.

• The UWSP Jazz Ensemble will perform at UWSP Oct. 22.

• Four choirs will combine for the Fall Choral Collage at UWSP on Oct. 20-21.

• The annual candlelight hike will be held at Schmeeckle Reserve Oct. 26.

• A rally will be held Oct. 16 on the topic of segregated fee distribution.

• Two clarinet students will present a joint recital Oct. 20.

• The UWSP Wind Ensemble and Concert Band will perform together on Oct. 19.

• The Thomas W. Overholt Memorial Lecture will be held Oct. 15.

• Two dancers will hold a two-week residency at UWSP from Oct. 15-27.

• The UWSP Symphony Orchestra will perform Oct. 17.

• The Midwest Environmental Education Conference will be held Oct. 18-20.

• A conference on recapturing downtown areas will be offered in Wausau Oct. 24.

• A UWSP alumna will give a lecture on climate change on Oct. 12.

• Students are assisting with falcon research in Greenland.

• Former Wisconsin Governor and UWSP president & chancellor Lee Sherman Dreyfus will be honored at UWSP on Oct. 12.

• UWSP has enrolled its most diverse student body this year.

• Patricia Kluetz, interior architecture, has been honored by ASID.

• A U.N. policy advisor will speak at UWSP on Oct. 9.

• Homecoming 2007 brings both special and traditional events to UWSP Oct. 8-13.

• A glass fusing class will be held at UWSP Oct. 27-28.

• A variety of workshops are offered at Schmeeckle Reserve this fall and winter.

• The College of Letters and Science Humanities Forum begins Oct. 10.

• Kids are offered a day of "space exploration" at UWSP on Oct. 20.

• A UWSP is interning at the U.N. in New York City this fall.

• Two UWSP students recently visited Argonne National Laboratory.

• Jim Joque, disability services, has been appointed as a disability representative for the State Trails Council.

• Daniel Breining, foreign languages, has published his second book.

• UWSP to dedicate College of Natural Resources building to Dan Trainer. 

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November

• The Jazz Ensemble will perform on Dec. 3.

• Voice students will present a recital on Dec. 1.

• Student choreographers, dancers and designers will stage Afterimages Dec. 6-8.

• Faculty and staff secured over $7 million in grants during fiscal 2006.

• UWSP is working with the DNR to monitor bats at Schmeeckle Reserve.

• Michael Hansen, fisheries, will be recognized for service by the American Fisheries Society's North Central Division.

• Two communication courses are offered online by UWSP Continuing Education.

• A Juried Student Exhibition will be on display at the Carlsten Gallery from Dec. 9 through Feb. 2.

• UWSP has a biomedical writing internship program with Marshfield Clinic.

• The UWSP Wind Ensemble will hold a concert Nov. 30.

• Don Guay, paper science and engineering, won a grant to research the sugar liberation process for the production of biofuels.

• The student-run Cornerstone Press has published a book on wildflowers of Wisconsin and upper Midwest.

• Schmeeckle Reserve's directors are helping plan interpretive centers across the nation.

• Susan Raab, health sciences, has been reappointed as chair of her department.

• Boston Brass, a five-member jazz band, will perform in Stevens Point on December 14.

• Student composers will present their works in a concert on November 26.

• Two holiday programs will be presented at the Allen F. Blocher Planetarium at UWSP November 25-Dec. 23.

• The Concert Band will perform under guest conductor James Arrowood Nov. 29.

• David Gibbs, computer information systems, has been named a Fulbright Scholar.

• UWSP's Residence Hall Association has purchased more renewable energy through the NatureWise Program.

• The UWSP Faculty Jazz Trio will perform Nov. 20.

• The annual Taste of Toj Roob Southeast Asian dinner will be held Dec. 1.

• The move back into the remodeled Dreyfus Center will begin Nov. 26.

• UWSP to mark International Education Week, Nov. 12-16.

• Laser light shows set to rock music will be presented at UWSP Nov. 9-10 and 14-17.

• Jazz and blues artists Leo Kotke and Leon Redbone will perform at UWSP in March 2008. Tickets are on sale now.

• Progressive rock group Cougar will perform at UWSP on Nov. 9.

• Comedienne Melanie Maloy will perform at UWSP Nov. 10.

• Three music faculty will perform on campus and on WPR this month.

• The Faculty Reed Trio will perform at UWSP Nov. 6 and on WPR on Nov. 11.

• 90FM will have a new, more powerful transmitter.

• Galen Fulford, an ecological engineer will speak on stewardship at UWSP on Nov. 13.

• The Wisconsin Environmental Education Board is seeking grant proposals for 2008-09.

• UWSP's Northern Aquaculture Demonstration Facility is sponsoring a Nov. 29 workshop on the fish disease VHS.

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December

• UWSP will offer a Brain Gym� course this January.

• Preservation Hall Jazz is coming to Stevens Point as part of UWSP Performing Arts Series.

• Rainbow Casino presented UWSP more than $8,700 in scholarship funds.

• The Grand Re-Opening of the Dreyfus University Center will be held Tuesday, Jan. 22.

• UWSP's ROTC will hold a commissioning ceremony Dec. 15.

• Two UWSP students have won study abroad scholarships.

• The campus mourns the passing of former CNR Dean Dan Trainer.

• Students in interior architecture have created an art exhibit on beauty.

• Benjamin Percy, English, has published his second book.

• A UWSP student is presenting workshops in Nicaragua.

• A UWSP Distinguished Alumna will address graduates and families at the 2007 winter commencement ceremonies.

• David Williams, political science and philosophy, has authored a book on Rousseau.

• The Women's Choir and Chamber Singers will give a concert Dec. 9.

• The Symphony Orchestra and Choral Union will perform together Dec. 6 & 7.

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