You can get funding from other places, but erasing tools of inclusion is never the answer and will lead to decreased enrollment.
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Alejandra Konz
10 months ago
He helped me so much with my living situation my first year. I had to move roommates because I’m gay. He, and the programs of the department, made a huge difference in my life. Helped me literally survive college.
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Clarissa Michels
10 months ago
No fascism!
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Abbey Lowenstein
10 months ago
Do the right thing, UWEC.
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Braxton Doucette
10 months ago
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Please recant the dismemberment of my Alma mater's DEI program and reinstate the staff who make events like the Fireball happen. These are enriching events that give the school its character and show that this Midwestern town appreciates more than the status quo
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Erica Zerr
10 months ago
We have benefited as a whole community with Chris driving the conversation about creating safe and welcoming spaces for students. As a member of the ECASD Board of Education, we proudly stood by Chris as he led our staff through hard conversations that greatly improved the lives of all of our students.
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Mark Traynor Quamme
10 months ago
I can not say enough good things about Chris and the INCREDIBLE work he has done over so many years. My experiences as a student and staff would not have been the same without his tireless work.
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Kenadie Eberhardt
10 months ago
UWEC was such an important place in my life, and a large part of that was how inclusive and welcoming to all it was. Chris has done amazing work and created amazing events for UWEC.
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Cathy Reirz
10 months ago
I stand with Chris!
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Casey
10 months ago
Deeply disappointing. A liberal arts education requires people like Chris, a stalwart advocate in my time at UWEC. DON'T OBEY IN ADVANCE.
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Kristin Anne she-her-hers
10 months ago
I stand with Chris!
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Anonymous
10 months ago
We need inclusivity in our community and our world
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Anonymous
10 months ago
As an Alum, this is CRAZY. Protect Chris!!!!!!
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Lynn Buske
10 months ago
Transparency and student support are UWEC leadership responsibilities!
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Thomas Gardner
10 months ago
Stand up, UWEC!
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Shari Callaghan
10 months ago
Thanks for doing the right thing!
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Magdalena DeRosa
10 months ago
I was a dancer in the very first Fireball. Even in just the couple years I was involved, it grew so much. UWEC's support for Chris and his work has always been something that made me feel proud to be a Blugold alumni. This is a horrible decision that will affect so many, and I am truly so saddened to hear about this.
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Lori Grzybowski
10 months ago
This is not the UWEC my husband and I remember from our time there, when it was widely recognized that having a diverse faculty and student body enhances the learning experience for all students, preparing them for better success in the world, and promotes a more vibrant, inclusive and better community for everyone in it. I am appalled to read this about an instituion I was proud to attend. Do better, UWEC!
You can get funding from other places, but erasing tools of inclusion is never the answer and will lead to decreased enrollment.
He helped me so much with my living situation my first year. I had to move roommates because I’m gay. He, and the programs of the department, made a huge difference in my life. Helped me literally survive college.
No fascism!
Do the right thing, UWEC.
Please recant the dismemberment of my Alma mater's DEI program and reinstate the staff who make events like the Fireball happen. These are enriching events that give the school its character and show that this Midwestern town appreciates more than the status quo
We have benefited as a whole community with Chris driving the conversation about creating safe and welcoming spaces for students. As a member of the ECASD Board of Education, we proudly stood by Chris as he led our staff through hard conversations that greatly improved the lives of all of our students.
I can not say enough good things about Chris and the INCREDIBLE work he has done over so many years. My experiences as a student and staff would not have been the same without his tireless work.
UWEC was such an important place in my life, and a large part of that was how inclusive and welcoming to all it was. Chris has done amazing work and created amazing events for UWEC.
I stand with Chris!
Deeply disappointing. A liberal arts education requires people like Chris, a stalwart advocate in my time at UWEC. DON'T OBEY IN ADVANCE.
I stand with Chris!
We need inclusivity in our community and our world
As an Alum, this is CRAZY. Protect Chris!!!!!!
Transparency and student support are UWEC leadership responsibilities!
Stand up, UWEC!
Thanks for doing the right thing!
I was a dancer in the very first Fireball. Even in just the couple years I was involved, it grew so much. UWEC's support for Chris and his work has always been something that made me feel proud to be a Blugold alumni. This is a horrible decision that will affect so many, and I am truly so saddened to hear about this.
This is not the UWEC my husband and I remember from our time there, when it was widely recognized that having a diverse faculty and student body enhances the learning experience for all students, preparing them for better success in the world, and promotes a more vibrant, inclusive and better community for everyone in it. I am appalled to read this about an instituion I was proud to attend. Do better, UWEC!
UWEC should be ashamed!
I expect better from UWEC. I stand with Chris!