Media
University Relations acts as liaison between the university and its many public audiences, partners, and stakeholders. University Relations also manages the Parkside News and Parkside Social and Social Media Directory sites.
Contact:
university.relations@uwp.edu
262-771-5419
Events
HIMT Student Organization presents "Artificial Intelligence in Health Information Management"
The HIMT Student Organization presents "Artificial Intelligence in Health Information Management". Our guest speakers are Micah Constant and Julie Larsen from Advocate Health Care. They will explore how AI is transforming Healthcare Information Management—streamlining workflows, improving data accuracy, and shaping the future of HIM careers!
This will be a Live Zoom presentation on Tuesday, March 25 at 7 p.m.
Contact John Bennett (bennettj@upw.edu) with questions.
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Information Session
6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Tallent Hall 201
Learn how to prepare for a career as a licensed professional counselor with UW-Parkside's Clinical Mental Health Counseling program! Faculty will share information about career options, cohort benefits, practicums, and internships, as well as how to apply. Take this opportunity to find out if this is a career for you!
Priority Registration Reminder
Only 2 weeks until the start of Fall Priority Registration. Find your registration time here: https://www.uwp.edu/live/offices/registrarsoffice/registration-dates-and-times.cfm
Welcome Back Travel Cart
10:30 am
All Throughout Campus
As a warm welcome back to campus after spring break enjoy a free snack from the Welcome Back Travel Cart!
Vote Like it’s No Joke - April Fool’s Election Day Coffee and Donuts
Vote Like it’s No Joke
April Fool’s Election Day Coffee & Donuts
9am-2pm, Molinaro Concourse
The Right Turn: National Conservatism, Freedom Conservatism, and the Road Ahead
Join us for a thought-provoking debate on the future of the conservative movement, as two prominent commentators—one representing the National Conservatism Statement of Principles and the other the Freedom Conservatism Statement of Principles—present their competing visions for the movement’s path forward.