Commission on the Status of Women - University of Wisconsin

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Listening Session

Sponsored by the

Commission on the Status of Women

Wednesday, March 14 th

Commission on the Status of Women

Pat Karlen, Chair

The Commission on the Status of Women is charged with making recommendations to the Chancellor regarding issues, policies, and initiatives affecting

women, as well as seeking input from and providing

information to those individuals, departments, units, and organizations interested in the status of women.

http://www.uwec.edu/CSW/

Affirmative Action

Teresa O’Halloran,

Assistant to the Chancellor for Affirmative Action

The Affirmative Action Office is charged with ensuring that university policies and programs comply with applicable Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action laws.

www.uwec.edu/Affirm/

Human Resources

Donna Weber, Director

The mission of the Office of Human Resources is to

support the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire as a comprehensive university whose purpose is to foster intellectual, personal, social and cultural development by effectively and creatively administering all

functions of the Human Resources Office. This mission is accomplished in a manner that assures that all employees are treated equally and with respect.

http://www.uwec.edu/hr/

Women’s and LGBTQ Resource Center

Chris Jorgenson, LGBTQ Program Coordinator

Abby Vercauteren, Women’s Issues Program Coordinator

The mission of the Women's and LGBTQ Resource Center is to speak out for the welfare of women as well as the

LGBTQ community, who have historically been and continue to be marginalized because of sexual and/or gender identity. Our endeavor to promote the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's institutional commitment to

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusiveness is reflected in all

Women's and LGBTQ Resource Center programs and services.

http://www.uwec.edu/WAGE/

Women’s Studies

Barbara Kernan, Faculty, Representing Women’s Studies

As an academic unit at UW-Eau Claire, the Women's

Studies program coordinates teaching, research and scholarship in the field of Women's Studies http://www.uwec.edu/wmns/

Classified Staff Council

Bill Hoepner, Chair

The Classified Staff Council works with campus leadership to offer an effective partnership with colleagues from all campus employee groups in support of the University's

mission. The Classified Staff Council serves on behalf of all classified staff (represented and non-represented, limited term, and project appointment employees). The Classified

Staff Council coordinates and promotes professional development opportunities through education, training

and communication.

http://www.uwec.edu/Classifiedstaff/CSCouncil.htm

University Senate

Susan Harrison, Chair

The University Senate is a deliberative body empowered to act for the University Faculty and the University

Academic Staff in matters of faculty and academic

staff responsibility and concern.

http://www.uwec.edu/usenate/

Center for Alcohol Studies and Education

(CASE)

Jennifer Lee, Director

The mission of the Center for Alcohol Studies and

Education (CASE) is to support and implement strategies and programs to reduce high-risk drinking and its negative consequences among UW-Eau Claire

students.

http://www.uwec.edu/case/

MAYBE? – Student Senate

Phillip Rynish, President

The Student Senate represents the students of the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire at all levels of governance by authoring and passing legislation to create and change policies that will improve student life and the overall

quality of the University. The Student Senate consults with the University Chancellor, faculty and staff, UW system administration, the Eau Claire City Council, as well as the state and federal governments.

http://www.uwec.edu/StudentSenate/

MAYBE? – Student Organization: College

Feminists

Sara Thommesen, TITLE?

MISSION STATEMENT?

WEBSITE?

MAYBE? – Student Organization: Men

Opposed to Sexual Assault

Sara Thommesen, TITLE?

MISSION STATEMENT?

WEBSITE?

MAYBE? – Center for Awareness of Sexual

Assault (CASA)

Amanda Leikness, TITLE?

The Center for Awareness of Sexual Assault (CASA) is a sexual assault support service that maintains a

victim centered approach. CASA provides a safe place for people to come and talk about any issues that they may have surrounding their sexual assault, or those of someone close to them. CASA also provides a variety of services that are all free and confidential.

http://www.uwec.edu/casa

MAYBE? – University Police

Dave Sprick, Chief

The mission of the University Police is to provide and maintain a level of excellence in law enforcement

through training, education and ethical discipline.

The University Police strive to provide a friendly atmosphere in which all individuals on campus can

feel safe and secure.

http://www.uwec.edu/police

Thank you for sharing your concerns…

 Anything else here?

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