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Sold-out Spring Internship and Career Fair connects students and employers
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh hosted its Spring Internship and Career Fair this week, giving students and community members a look at a wide range of opportunities for internships, part-time and full-time employment.
The sold-out event, put on by the Career and Professional Development office, was held inside Kolf Sports Center on Wednesday and featured more than 200 companies, organizations and educational institutions.
Next up for Career and Professional Development: A healthcare career fair April 18 in Reeve Union. It’s a chance for students and graduates to make connections in the healthcare industry, including CNA opportunities, internships/externships and more. Learn more →
—Photos by Pat Flood and Andrew Bott, University Marketing and Communications
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Fond du Lac campus welcomes potential Titans for academic open house
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, Fond du Lac campus held an open house Monday afternoon in the University Commons, giving potential students an opportunity to meet professors from various academic programs, learn about internship possibilities, career pathways and more. A similar event is planned for Wednesday on the Fox Cities campus.
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UWO holds third MLK Commemorative Celebration and Awards Program
The third annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Celebration and Awards Program was held Wednesday night in Reeve Union. The featured speaker was alumnus Shawn Anthony Robinson. He’s the co-creator of the graphic novel Doctor Dyslexia Dude, based on his own journey through education with dyslexia. Robinson earned a bachelor’s degree in human services from UWO in 2002, before earning a master’s from DePaul University and a doctorate from Cardinal Stritch University.
During the event, the Oshkosh 94 Student Leadership Award was presented to Josiah Benjamin, a junior human services leadership major from Oshkosh.
The Oshkosh 94 Student Leadership Award was created through a project to commemorate what’s known as Black Thursday, the Nov. 21, 1968 protest by African American students attending UWO. The protest resulted in mass arrests and expulsion of 94 students. The Oshkosh 94 award recognizes students who continue efforts to advance the standing and enhance the experiences of African American students at UWO. It also acknowledges students who have demonstrated leadership in promoting equity, inclusion and social justice for African Americans.
(Photos by Andrew Bott, University Marketing and Communications)
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Alumni share positive messages for UWO students
In this time of uncertainty and change, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumni wanted to let current Titans know they are thinking of them and sending positive vibes their way.
Make no mistake—Titans will rise!
As students, staff and faculty at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh settle into new routines, it’s important to acknowledge the shared resilience, adaptability and strength during these changing times.
The path will not be an easy one to climb, but time and time again, our community has reminded us that no matter what we face, we face it together. Because Titans Rise.
Last truckload of coal arrived March 12, as UWO moves forward with sustainability goals
Even though the Coal-Free Campus event planned for Thursday, March 12 was canceled amid planning for the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s coronavirus response, the final truckload of coal arrived on schedule.
The end of coal on the Oshkosh campus bridges the University’s move to renewable energy with a cleaner natural gas option.
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UWO’s Feinauer recognized by Oshkosh Chamber
The Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce recently recognized Dale Feinauer, assistant dean of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s College of Business, with the Lynne Webster Leadership Award.
Feinauer, an expert in labor and human resource management, was recognized for his commitment to the Leadership Oshkosh program. He has been inspiring hundreds of budding community leaders for over 15 years. His business acumen comes from years of consulting with dozens of family-owned and corporate businesses in navigating through complex business issues while also serving on nonprofit boards, such as Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Evergreen, and the Omro School board.
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UWO theatre admin assistant earns STAR Award for February
Kristina Mosely, an administrative assistant in the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s theatre department, has been named the recipient of the February 2023 STAR Award.
She was nominated by Richard Kalinoski, a recently retired theatre faculty member:
“Ms. Mosley has very often proven to be not only an assiduously organized worker but also a steadfast advocate for our complete theatre program. She patiently navigates the myriad demands of University paperwork protocols, looming deadlines, front of house details for performances and scheduling challenges.
“Recently she exceeded expectations by helping to organize our annual student get-together/banquet for students and faculty (called Godot’s Feast names after the play Waiting for Godot). She secured an off-campus site, expedited the ordering of food, helped with decorations, desserts and etc. She did all of this in service to one of the overall goals of the department, which is to serve the sense of community among staff and students.
“In a recent previous season Ms. Mosely coordinated the residency of a notable guest actor from Georgia for our production of A Bear in Winter. Therein she helped said actor (Joshua Starr) settle into his stay at Gruenhagen, facilitated his actor’s fee, helped announce and publicize this notable African American actor’s distinguished career and, in general, helped to make his stay comfortable.
Ms. Mosley also has maintained positive contributions to the department: keeping a candy jar stocked, maintaining a coffee stand in the office, and in one very helpful case securing a more comfortable chair in several classrooms for a faculty member who had to have hip surgery.
“I applaud and salute Ms. Mosely’s contributions to our department and the University overall.”
UWO wrestling’s Beau Yineman earns All-American honors for second time
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh senior Beau Yineman earned All-American honors for a second time over the weekend at the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships at the Berglund Center in Roanoke, Virginia.
Yineman placed seventh in the 197 pound weight class. He finished the weekend 3-2, including a decision win Sunday to capture seventh place.
Senior Luc Valdenz also competed at nationals, winning one match and losing two.
The Titans finished in 36th in the team standings with 71 teams represented.
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UWO gymnastics wins WIAC championship for third straight year
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh gymnastics team won the WIAC championship Saturday at the Kolf Sports Center, setting three program records and tying another in the process. UW Oshkosh has now won the last three WIAC championships and 17 in the program’s history.
Peak performance: The Titans finished the meet with a season-high 193.100 points, also the second-highest team score in program history—behind only the 194.100 put up at last year’s NCGA Championship. They earned a 48.575 on the vault, a 47.175 on the uneven parallel bars, a 48.825 on the balance beam and a 48.525 on the floor exercise. Their vault score topped the previous program record of 48.725 and they set the vault record for the second time this season, topping their score of 48.450 points in their Jan. 21 home meet against Gustavus Adolphus College.
Read more about the Titans’ victory here.
Up next: Saturday’s conference meet also served as the West Region qualifier for the NCGA Championship, held March 25 at Winona State University in Minnesota. The top three teams from the WIAC Championship—UWO, UW-La Crosse and UW-Stout—along with several qualified gymnasts, advanced to the NCGA meet.
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Men’s basketball season ends in Elite Eight
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh men’s basketball team’s postseason run ended Saturday with a 78-67 loss to the University of Mount Union in Alliance, Ohio.
The Titans finished the year with a 24-7 overall record and the program’s fourth trip to the Elite Eight—three of which came in the past five years. Senior forward Levi Borchert led the Titans with 19 points and 14 rebounds, marking his 42nd career double-double.
A day before their matchup with Mount Union, the Titans defeated Rowan University 91-72 in the Sweet 16, propelled by a season-high 16 made three-pointers.
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Oshkosh Herald, pg. 4, March 13
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UWO cybersecurity expert comments after Neenah High School threatened by email impersonating student
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