University of Wisconsin—Eau Claire--Students
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
American Minority Student Leadership Conference Proceedings, 1984-1986
Booklets of conference proceedings for the American Minority Student Leadership Conference, held at UW-Stout, UW-Eau Claire, and UW-La Crosse, from 1984-1986. Booklets consist of papers given by minority students in the University of Wisconsin system regarding their experiences as students, athletes, and participants in the University of Wisconsin community.
Centennial Oral History Collection, 2012-2013
Oral history interviews conducted by students and staff, prior to the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's Centennial in 2016. The interviews cover a wide range of topics related to the history of the school. Includes digital materials.
Eau Queer Film Festival Collection, 2010-2022
Media Development Center Negatives, 1916-2005 (bulk 1960-2005)
Pomp & Circumstance Commencement Kit, 1980
Kit containing a UW-Eau Claire board game, memorabilia from UW-Eau Claire, Water Street businesses, and Eau Claire area, cartoons, and spoof publications for graduating UW-Eau Claire seniors in spring of 1980.
The Periscope Supplements, 1963-1972, 1975
The Periscope Supplements are smaller yearbooks that supplement the annual university yearbook the Periscope, during the years 1963 – 1972, 1975. The supplements provide information and photographs of end of spring semester, and into summer, school year activities, sports, commencement photographs, and campus projects and new campus buildings, as these events would not typically be featured in the annual Periscope.
University Archives Photograph Collection, 1916-2011
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Gay and Lesbian Oral History Project, 2013-2014
An oral history collection concerning the LGBT student organizations on the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire campus. Melissa Schultz conducted oral histories of alumni, faculty, and staff from November 2013 to January 2014. The collection includes other materials ranging from 1992-2017 of news releases, newspaper articles, artifacts, biographies, promotional material related to the LGBT history on campus, and a master’s thesis by Melissa Schultz.