More than 40 students at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater presented their findings at fall Undergraduate Research Day, held Sept. 20 in the James R. Connor University Center, including the following local students:

With the fall semester underway, the Whitewater Student Government (WSG) executive board has taken on the responsibilities of governing the more than 12,000 students who attend UW-Whitewater. WSG’s role is to actively assess and serve the needs of UW-Whitewater students by providing an open forum atmosphere as well as being a bridge between students, student leaders and campus administration. “Many students don’t realize the impact WSG has on this campus,” said Jan Bilgen, WSG adviser. “This executive board works directly with the chancellor, helping to make every decision from menu options to building remodels, like the University Center.” Local students named to the executive board include:

More than 40 students at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater presented their findings at fall Undergraduate Research Day, held Sept. 20 in the James R. Connor University Center, including the following local students:

From spirit competitions to the parade, this year’s homecoming events at UW-Whitewater will focus on literacy among American children. “Story Time with Willie” Homecoming runs Oct. 10 – 20, and will shower campus in children’s literature, from classic tales to modern favorites. With only a few weeks to go, the student-led Homecoming Steering Committee is busy organizing and planning. “These volunteers commit to extensive training and to creating a homecoming experience that is unforgettable,” said Kimberly Clarksen, leadership adviser. “Their goal is to create memories for all students that will connect them to UW-Whitewater for years beyond graduation.” Local students on the committee include:

Seven UW-Whitewater students have been elected to the executive board of the 2012-13 Residence Hall Association, which oversees 13 residence halls on campus and two apartment buildings that house students. “The seven students that have been elected to these positions are really the cream of the crop,” said Terry Tumbarello, associate director of residence life. “UW-Whitewater has more than 4,300 students living on campus. These seven officials have been selected from that group not only for their grades and ability, but for their exceptional leadership skills.” This year’s board members are:

The following residents were named to the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater football team.