Nobel Prize Winner gives public lecture Oct. 10 A recent Nobel Prize Winner who studies a mysterious world where particles don’t behave according to the classic laws of physics will visit UW-La Crosse in October. David Wineland, 2012 Nobel Prize Winner in physics, will give a public lecture “Superposition, Entanglement and Raising Schrodinger’s Cat” at 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10, in  Skogen Auditorium A, room 1400 Centennial Hall. He’ll also present a physics seminar, join students in physics classes and meet with faculty and staff. Read more »

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Army looking to end UW-L ROTC program The U.S. Army has notified UW-L it plans to phase out the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program on campus. In a letter to UW-L Thomas R. Lamont, Assistant Secretary of the Army, says “The Army arrived at this difficult decision after careful consideration of how best to accomplish its mission with a reduction of resources.” The effective date of closure will be the end of the 2014-15 academic year. Read more »	Film capturing value of educating girls worldwide will be shown on campus Sokha was a Cambodian child of the dump: orphaned and forced to pick through garbage to survive. But she found her way to school and became a star student. Sokha is one of nine girls in unforgiving circumstances featured in the film “Girl Rising.” The film, which captures their dreams, their voices and their lives, will be shown on campus on Friday, Oct. 11 — the International Day of the Girl. Read more »
UW-La Crosse student enjoying reign as Miss Oktoberfest/La Crosse UW-La Crosse junior Christa Brehm can “already feel the magic” after being crowned Miss Oktoberfest/La Crosse last month. “In the past weeks since I’ve been crowned, I’ve met so many wonderful people and have been able to experience Oktoberfest from a very unique perspective,” Brehm says. “I’m so excited for what this year has in store for me.” Read more »	Comedian injured in freak accident to perform at CAB event Stand-up comedian Drew Lynch will share his comedic talent at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17, in the Cellar, Cartwright Center. His routine reveals how comedy can come from tragedy. Read more »
Give now! Campus United Way campaign underway Did you know the cost of two sodas a week donated to Great Rivers United Way could provide 60 warm meals this year to someone in need? The campus United Way campaign has kicked off and will run through November. All employees are being sent, via campus mail, a United Way brochure and copies of pledge forms. Read more »	UW-La Crosse staff member shares story of credit card, student loan debt Andrea Higgins isn’t proud of what she did, but she is willing to share her story in hopes that other students won’t make the same mistake: end up with nearly $15,000 in credit card debt. Read more »

 

Prep for Success set for Oct. 8

Learn about the job search, interviewing and what to expect in a professional position at Prep for Success. The free event will be held from 6:30-7:30p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 8, in 1400 Centennial Hall. Panelists will include:

• Megan Prestholdt, C.H. Robinson
• Eric Fynbo, Target
• Tony Callahan, Aerotek
• JoAnn Steffes, PeopleFirst
• Ali Hodek, Coca-Cola

Career Services advisers will be available for questions before and after the event. Refreshments will be provided. Dress professionally. The event is co-sponsored by UW-L Career Services and Delta Sigma Pi.

Fall Career Expo set for Oct. 9

Connect with prospective employers at the Fall Career Expo from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9, in Valhalla, Cartwright Center-Gunning Addition. The Career Expo is open to students of all academic levels. Explore careers and part-time employment as well as internship opportunities and full-time employment. More than 60 employers will be represented. Tips for the event:

• Dress professionally
• Prioritize list of employers
• Bring resumes if you want to seek an internship or full-time employment
• Greet employers with a smile and a firm handshake
• Be ready with questions
• Ask for a business card
• Follow up

For a list of participants and additional information on how to prepare for the expo, visit the Career Services website at www.uwlax.edu/CareerServices. A photographer will be available to take LinkedIn photos  11 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

Public forum Oct. 9 to discuss government shutdown and more

Two UW-L political science assistant professors will lead "The State of Congress and American Politics: A Public Forum" at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9, in the Cameron Hall of Nations, Centennial Hall. Tim Dale and Jacob Holt will talk about the government shutdown, frustrations with Congress and the president, making sense of federal budgets and the debt ceiling, and political posturing. The event is free and open to the public.

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Eaglez Kidz Klub | Group Outings | Get Involved | Maroon Platoon | Mascot | Tickets | Events & Promotions | L-Club | Donate Sharie Brunk, Academic Advising, was awarded the 2013 Outstanding Achievement in Advising Award during the Wisconsin Academic Advising Association fall conference in Milwaukee Sept. 26-27.. Mark W. Chavalas, History, had the new edited book  "Women in the Ancient Near East: a Sourcebook" (London: Routledge, 2013) published. Tony Docan-Morgan, Communication Studies, published "When a Small Thing Means so Much: Nonverbal Cues as Turning Points in Relationships" in Interpersona: An International Journal on Personal Relationships (2013, vol. 7, pages 110-124). Manny Felix and Garth Tymeson, both Exercise and Sport Science, presented "Legal Issues and Advocacy Strategies for School-based Adapted Physical Education Teachers" at the Minnesota State Adapted Physical Education Conference in Annadale, Minn., Sept 26. Penny Tiedt, Continuing Education and Extension, received the John L. Christopher Outstanding Leadership Award at the University Professional and Continuing Education Association (UPCEA) regional conference Sept. 26 in Minneapolis. The award is given to an UPCEA Central Region professional member who has exhibited outstanding leadership and service within the region.  

What's happening in Dining Services

Stop in the Galley to try the week’s featured limited time offers: Chef’s Table (Tuesdays and Thursdays): Chicken a la King over Mashed Potatoes Cyclone Salads: Mediterranean Spinach & Barley Salad Slice of Life: Vegetarian Swiss Chard Pizzetta Erbert and Gerbert’s: Frango Sub Original Burger Company: Chipotle Chicken Fajita Wrap Whitney Resident Dining: Mediterranean Veggie Wrap Did you know … Like us on Facebook at uwlaxdining for a chance to win an iPod Shuffle! One winner will be randomly selected from all Facebook users who like the uwlaxdining Facebook Page. Winner will be chosen on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Stay in the loop … Check out the Dining Services website at www.uwlaxdining.com for dining hours, menus, promotions and more. Like Dining Services on Facebook at facebook.com/uwlaxdining to be a part of what’s happening in Dining Services.  

For sale

Lean, grass-fed beef. Half and whole beef available from mid October to mid November. For a quarter, partner with a friend so both get the best cuts. Locally-grown Angus/Jersey crossbred beef raised on grass in open pasture for tender flavor and meat high in Omega-3 oils and rich in vitamins and minerals. Hormone and antibiotic free. $2.50 per pound (hanging weight after slaughter). Steers weigh between 500-600 pounds dressed. Price includes all costs through processing and packaging to buyer's specifications. To reserve beef, call Christine Reed at 608.386.0179 or 608.317.3493. Ethan Allen sofa, eggplant colored, embossed velvet. Ruched arms and side of back detail. In great shape overall. Frame in excellent condition with mortise and tenon joints and heavy gauge coil spring unit coils. Originally purchased for $1,800. Asking $600. Matching chair available at Ethan Allen. See www.ethanallen.com/727964.html. Call Dave at 412.736.7236.