UWMC CAMPUS EVENTS -- January - August 2008

Revised 12/28/07


Codes:


Cont. Ed. = Continuing Education L&FA = Lecture and Fine Art

MRC = Multicultural Resource Center

SAB = Student Activity Board

SR = Shared Reading

WIIPPS = Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service

* = Wisconsin Collegiate Conference Games



Phone numbers: (715) 261-

6203 = Tom Fleming

6207 = Ann Applegate

6221 = Char Schmidt

6230 = Theatre Information

6234 = Jean Greenwood

6235 = Jackie Turk

6236 = Matt Greenberg

6246 = Brent Alexenko

6247 = Jeff Erickson

6247 = Chad Premeau

6266 = Mark Brown

6270 = Eric Giordano

6290 = Sarah Rudolph

6294 = Pat Fischer

6300 = Diana Budde

6309 = Vickie Richmond Hawkins

6310 = Bart Gray

6313 = Paula Inger

6314 = Bill Gibbs

6353 = MRC – Cheng Lee

6394 = Barry Liss



January 2008

Tues-Thurs / 8, 9 & 10 Good Ideas, A university experience for seniors, Cont. Ed, 8:45 am, Theatre. 261-6294

Wed / 9 Men’s Basketball vs UW-Sheboygan, 7 pm, Fieldhouse. 261-6314

Sat / 12 Alumni Weekend, Women’s Basketball vs *UW-Fox Valley, 11 am & Men’s Basketball vs UW-Fox Valley, 1 pm, Fieldhouse.     261-6313 and 261-6314

Sat / 12 Alumni Basketball Games, Women’s at 3:00 pm, Men’s at 4:30 pm, Fieldhouse. Social to follow. 261-6310

Wed / 16 January Night Sky Planetarium Program, Cont. Ed, 7 pm, Planetarium, $2. Reserve at 261-6294

Wed / 16 Men’s Basketball vs *UW-Barron, 7 pm, Fieldhouse. 261-6314

Mon / 21 Women’s Basketball vs UW-Sheboygan, 6 pm, Fieldhouse. 261-6313

Tues / 22 U.S. Image Abroad, Great Decisions Lecture Series, Cont. Ed, 7 pm, Room 238. Free. 261-6294

Fri / 25 New Student Orientation Day, 9 am, Room 233. Free. 261-6236

Sat / 26 Women’s Basketball vs *UW-Waukesha, 1 pm, Fieldhouse. 261-6313

Mon / 28 Classes Begin

Tues / 29 Iraq and Afghanistan, Great Decisions Lecture Series, Cont. Ed., 7 pm, Room 238. Free. 261-6294

Wed / 30 Women’s Basketball vs UW-Marshfield, 5 pm, Fieldhouse. 261-6313

Wed / 30 Men’s Basketball vs *UW-Marshfield, 7 pm, Fieldhouse. 261- 6314

Thurs / 31 Acoustic Café Open Mic, (for performing artists) SAB, 7 pm, Student Union Round Room. Free. 261-6236



February 2008

Fri / 1 Reservation due for Journey to Jordan International Dinner Lecture. (See Fri, Feb. 8 for details)

Mon / 4 UW-Madison Graduate Student Artist Lecture, L&FA, 7 pm, Room 180. Free. 261-6234

Mon-Fri / 4-22 UW-Madison Graduate Student Art Exhibit, L&FA, Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm; Sat, 8 am-4 pm; Sun, Noon-4 pm; Ahrnsbrak Room 182. Free. 261-6234

Tues / 5 Collegium, 4 pm, Terrace Room. (Campus only event) 261-6221

Tues / 5 Dealing with Our Enemies, Great Decisions Lecture Series, Cont. Ed, 7 pm, Room 238. Free. 261-6294

Wed / 6 Women’s Basketball vs *UW-Fond du Lac, 6 pm, Fieldhouse.

261-6313

Wed / 6 Becoming American: Cultural Challenges and Adaptations for Early German, Scandinavian and Polish Immigrants in Marathon County Forum, WIIPPS/Language, Migration & Identity Series,

7 pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6234

Thurs / 7 Nate Staniforth, Magician/illusionist, SAB, 7 pm, Theatre. General Admission $5, Free to UWMC Students. 261-6236

Fri / 8 Reservations are due today for trip to A Prairie Home Companion radio show in St. Paul. (See Sat, March 8 for details)

Fri / 8 International Dinner Lecture Journey to Jordan with Mary Baldwin, Cont. Ed, 5:30 pm, Terrace Room 100. Reserve by Fri, Feb. 1. 261-6294

Sat / 9 Women’s Basketball vs Silver Lake College, 1 pm, Fieldhouse. 261-6314

Sat / 9 Men’s Basketball vs Silver Lake College, 3 pm, Fieldhouse. 261-6314

Mon / 11 Brown Bag Book Group, Discussion of The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down, MRC, Noon – 12:50 pm, Room 166. Free. 261-6353

Tues / 12 National Security, Great Decisions Lecture Series, Cont. Ed, 7 pm, Room 238. Free. 261-6294

Wed-Thurs / 13 & 14 Singing Valentines, Music Dept., 8 am- 6 pm Wed & 8 am-8 pm Thurs. $15. 261-6246

Wed / 13 Munch ‘n Music, SAB, 11 am - 12:30 pm, Student Union. Free. (Campus only event) 261-6236

Fri / 15 International Film Series featuring the Czech film The Shop on Main Street (subtitles), Com. Arts Dept., 7 pm, Room 233. Free. 261-6394

Fri-Sat / 15 & 16 Men’s Basketball WCC Conference Tournament - Four teams at site of Eastern Division champion. TBA. 261-6310

Fri-Sat / 15 & 16 Women’s Basketball WCC Conference Tournament - Top four teams. TBA. 261-6313

Mon & Wed / 18 & 20 Men’s and Women’s Basketball WJCAA Region I tournaments: UWMC, UW-Barron, UW-Marshfield and Mid-State Technical College (men only). TBA. 261-6310

Tues /19 Latin America, Great Decisions Lecture Series, Cont. Ed, 7 pm, Room 238. Free. 261-6294

Thurs / 21 Barefoot Heart: Stories of a Migrant Child with Elva Trevino Hart, WIIPPS/Language, Migration & Identity Series, 7pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6234

Sat-Sun / 23 & 24 Men’s and Women’s Basketball WJCAA State Championship Tournaments at Madison Area Technical College. TBA. 261-6310

Mon / 25 – Sat / 3/1 EATS Art Exhibit and Sale, Art Dept, Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm;

Sat, 8 am-10 pm; Ahrnsbrak Room 182. Free. 261-6300

Tues / 26 My Family - Film & Discussion, Identity in America Film Series with Connie Sexauer, WIIPPS/SR, 7pm, Room 233. Free. 261-6234

Tues / 26 China, Great Decisions Lecture Series, Cont. Ed, 7 pm, Room 238. Free. 261-6294

Thurs / 28 Potluck with Diversity Discussion, MRC, Noon, Room 166. Free. 261-6353


March 2008

Sat / 1 EATS, Scholarship Fundraiser, 7 pm, Garfield Street Entrance. Advance $40, At Door $45, Patron $55 or 25th Anniversary Patron $75. 261-6221

Tues / 4 Collegium, 4 pm, Terrace Room. (Campus only event) 261-6221

Tues / 4 Nineteenth-Century German Immigrants to Wisconsin with Antje Petty, WIIPPS/Language, Migration & Identity Series, 7pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6234

Tues / 4 The Nuclear Threat, Great Decisions Lecture Series, Cont. Ed, 7 pm, Room 238. Free. 261-6294

Thurs / 6 Munch ‘n Music, SAB, 11 am - 1:30 pm, Student Union. Free. (Campus only event) 261-6236

Thurs / 6 Contemporary Immigration Patterns by the Hmong with Chia Youyee Vang, WIIPPS/Language, Migration & Identity Series, 7pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6234

Sat / 8 A Prairie Home Companion radio show trip to St. Paul, Cont. Ed,12:30 pm, $109. Reserve at 261-6294 by Feb. 8

Mon / 10 Brian Nickila & Becca Schewmake, Appel Artists’ Lecture, Art Dept., 7 pm, Room 180. Free. 261-6300 or 261-6203

Mon-Fri / 10-28 Brian Nickila & Becca Schewmake, Appel Artists’ Exhibit, Art Dept., Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm; Sat, 8 am-4 pm; Sun, Noon-4 pm; Ahrnsbrak Room 182. Free. 261-6300 or 261-6203

Tues / 11 Campus Blood Drive, 8:30-11:30 am and 1-4 pm, Student Union Round Room. 261-6235

Wed / 12 Energy Policy, Great Decisions Lecture Series, Cont. Ed, 7 pm, Room 238. Free. 261-6294

Wed / 12 Dan Venne, Guitarist and Composer, L&FA, 7pm, Theatre. Free 261-6234

Thurs / 13 Spring Night Sky Planetarium Program, Cont. Ed, 7 pm, Planetarium, $2. Reserve at 261-6294

Thurs / 13 An Invitation to the Dance, Concert with Concert Band, Music Dept., 7:30 pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6247

Fri / 14 Reservations are due today for theatre trip to Jersey Boys in Minneapolis. (See Sat, April 19 for details)

Mon-Fri / 17-21 Spring Break

Thurs / 27 Potluck with Diversity Discussion, MRC, Noon, Room 166. Free. 261-6353

Thurs / 27 Acoustic Café Open Mic, (for performing artists) SAB, 7 pm, Student Union Round Room. Free. 261-6236

Fri / 28 International Film Series featuring the Hungarian film Mephisto, Com. Arts Dept., 7 pm, Room 233. Free. 261-6394


April 2008

Tues / 1 Collegium, 4 pm, Terrace Room. (Campus only event) 261-6221

Wed / 2 Munch ‘n Music, SAB, 11 am - 1:30 pm, Student Union. Free. (Campus only event) 261-6236

Thurs-Sat / 3, 4 & 5 Spinning Into Butter, UWMC Theatre production/WIIPPS, 7:30 pm, Theatre. Talkbacks on Thurs & Sat nights. General $10, Seniors & Students $8, UWMC students Free. 261-6230

Fri / 4 Reservations are due today for trip to New Glarus: The Beer and Cheese of Wisconsinin. (See Tues, May 6 for details)

Sun / 6 Spinning Into Butter, UWMC Theatre production/WIIPPS, 2 pm, Theatre. General $12, Seniors & Students $10, UWMC students Free. 261-6230

Mon-Fri / 7-18 Newberry Art exhibit, Creativity Award Committee, Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm; Sat, 8 am-4 pm; Sun, Noon-4 pm, Ahrnsbrak Room 182. Free. 261-6228

Mon / 7 Parents’ Night Only, College info & tour, Student Services, 6:30 pm, Room 233. Free. Call 261-6235 to register

Tues / 8 Parents’ Night Only, College info & tour, Student Services, 6:30 pm, Room 233. Free. Call 261-6235 to register.

Tues / 8 Crash - Film & Discussion, Identity in America Film Series with Connie Sexauer, WIIPPS/SR, 7pm, Terrace Room. Free. 261-6234

Thurs / 10 New Student Preview Day and Athletes’ Day, Student Services and Phy. Ed. Dept., 9 am, Theatre. Free. Call 261-6235 to register.

Thurs-Sat / 10, 11 & 12 Spinning Into Butter, UWMC Theatre production/WIIPPS, 7:30 pm, Theatre. Talkbacks on Thurs & Sat nights. General $10, Seniors & Students $8, UWMC students Free. 261-6230

Fri / 11 Reservation due for Kenya Water Project for the Massai People International Dinner Lecture. (See Fri, April 18 for details)

Mon / 14 Brown Bag Book Group, Discussion of book TBD, MRC, Noon–12:50 pm, Room 166. Free. 261-6353

Thurs / 17 Duetscher Pommeranzers Danz Groupe and Paj Dauj Npuas (Lotus Flower) Dance Group, WIIPPS/Language, Migration & Identity Series, 7 pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6234

Fri / 18 International Dinner Lecture Kenya Water Project for the Massai People with Romey Wagner, Cont. Ed, 5:30 pm, Terrace Room 100. Reserve by Fri, April 11. 261-6294

Sat / 19 Jersey Boys theatre trip to Minneapolis, Cont. Ed, $149. Reserve at 261-6294 by March 14

Tues / 22 The Ethics of Stem Cell Research, Bioethics Forum, WIIPPS/Philosophy Dept., 7 pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6266

Thurs / 24 Potluck with Diversity Discussion, MRC, Noon, Room 166. Free. 261-6353

Thurs / 24 Acoustic Café Open Mic, (for performing artists) SAB, 7 pm, Student Union Round Room. Free. 261-6236

Mon / 28 The Challenges of New American Immigration, with Jessica Vaughn from the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington, D.C. and Communidad Hispaña, Merrill, WIIPPS Capstone Event, 7 pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6234


May 2008

Sun / 4 Associate of Arts and Science Commencement and Academic Awards ceremony, 2 pm, Fieldhouse. Free. 261-6221

Tues / 6 New Glarus: The Beer and Cheese of Wisconsin trip, Cont. Ed, 7 am, $79. Reserve at 261-6294 by April 4

Tues / 6 Collegium, 4 pm, Terrace Room. (Campus only event) 261-6221

Thurs-Wed / 8-21 Student Sculpture Exhibit, Art Dept, Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm; Sat, 8 am-4 pm; Sun, Noon-5 pm; Ahrnsbrak Room 182. Free. 261-6203

Thurs / 8 Spring Instrumental Concert with Jazz Ensemble & Concert Band, Music Dept, 7:30 pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6247

Sun / 11 Spring Choral & Mother’s Day Concert with Chorus and Choral Jazz Ensemble, Music Dept, 7:30 pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6247

Mon / 12 Music Majors Recital, Music Dept, 7:30 pm, Theatre. Free. 261-6207

Wed / 14 Classes End



June 2008

Mon-Fri / 16-20 College for Kids, Grades K-7, Cont. Ed. 261-6294

Mon-Fri / 23-27 College for Kids, Grades K-7, Cont. Ed. 261-6294



July 2008

Mon-Fri / 7-11 Muggle Academy, Junior & Senior High, Cont. Ed. 261-6294



August 2008

Mon-Fri / 4-8 Adventures in Language Day Camp, Grades 3-5, Cont. Ed. 261-6294

Mon-Fri / 11-15 Mini Adventures in Language Day Camp, Grades 1-2, Cont. Ed. 261-6294