To celebrate the Grand Opening of the UW Center for Civic Engagement on October 23, 2010, a ceremony and program were held at the new building on the UW–Marathon County campus. Local and state dignitaries were honored for their contributions to the planning and fundraising. Speakers at the ribbon-cutting included UWMC Campus Executive Officer and […]…
…policies with civility; and to encourage all of us to be active and knowledgeable participants in the democratic process. The staff at the Civic…
…loss of civility in public discourse, partisanship and the difficulty of finding common ground, and the challenge of finding ways to engage citizens in…
…across all levels – personal, local, regional, state, national and global. For their part, legislators must agree to practice civility and prioritize the development…
…in the Chronicle of Higher Education, claims that “civility has had a bad run of luck lately” and suggests that to remedy this, America…
…together, with civility, in a broad coalition to solve a complex social problem. Labor historians remember the passage of the legislation as “The Great…
…Marshfield Clinic, which helps connect low-income patients with community resources that meet their needs. “Volunteering and being civilly active shows you care about the…
…Marshfield, Kraus has embraced small-town values and a commitment to promoting citizen engagement to effect positive change. His political writings have appeared in many…
…to nearly 1,000 community residents at campuses in Marshfield, Rhinelander, Ashland, Rice Lake and Cadott. Other appearances on the April tour: Tuesday, April 14…
…the second week of March, the congressmen held forums in Marshfield, Wausau, Rhinelander, Mercer, Ashland, Rice Lake and Cadott. Both said they hope their…