 Provost, including Wisconsin Public Radio, Wisconsin Public Television and the Division of Extension.
“The Press has a long and distinguished history as a strong public university press,” says Provost Karl Scholz. “With its move to the Office of the Provost, I believe the Press will continue its success in scholarly publishing and timely dissemination of scholarly materials not only statewide, but nationally and internationally.”
While some other universities have defunded or threatened to close their presses in recent years, UW–Madison is investing in its press. In addition to the moves, the Press has recently filled some critical staff vacancies, including a new editor-in-chief, Nathan MacBrien, a new sales and marketing manager, Casey LeVela, and a new business and operations manager, Lisa Learish.
“We are deeply grateful for the opportunity to return to campus for the first time in 23 years,” says Lloyd. “This move, combined with renewed financial and administrative support for the Press, reminds us every day that we are a vital and active part of the scholarly life of the University of Wisconsin.”
Since its founding in 1936, under Executive Director Livia Appel, UW Press has had several physical homes, including Bascom Hall, an old library school on State Street, a building near the current Humanities Building, old homes on Dayton Street, and a former beer distributor’s warehouse.
The Press is one of more than 150 member presses in the Association of University Presses, which states: “Each University Press brings a distinctive vision and mission to its work. Yet we are all guided by, and united in, core values—integrity, diversity, stewardship, and intellectual freedom—that define who we are, the work we do, and the goals to which we aspire.”
Since its first book appeared in 1937, the Press has published and distributed more than 3,000 titles, following review by Press staff, outside experts and a board of University of Wisconsin faculty. UW Press authors come from all over the world, and Press books have been translated into dozens of foreign languages. More than 1,000 book titles are currently in print including general interest, scholarly, and regional books.
The Press also publishes 11 peer-reviewed academic journals in the humanities and social sciences, several of which have been with the Press since the inception of the Journals Division in 1965. Click here to visit the UW Press Journal’s homepage.
Tags: arts, humanities, libraries, Provost's OfficeSaturday might have been the climax of Homecoming week, but the Friday night biennial President’s Ball gave the game a run for it’s money.
President and Mrs. Hatch know how to throw a party — one that features lots of free food and a band. Deacs and alums were certainly dressed to impress for the occasion. Styles ranged from black suit and tie to more unconventional, fun ensembles. The range of formal attire was as diverse and lovely as the group of students who wore them, all coming together to create a fantastic evening. There were several stand out outfits at President’s Ball, but here are some of the ones we noticed.
Channeling her inner Jackie O., sophomore Cydney Meadows (above) glided into President’s Ball wearing a muted salmon, silk gown. Meadows said, “For my first President’s Ball, I wanted to feel beautiful but also comfortable. This dress met both requirements and the biggest plus of all: it had pockets!” You can never go wrong with pockets and Cydney certainly won our hearts with this dress.
Baxter and Ali (above) rocked the evening with twists on classic dresses. Baxter’s purple dress dazzled the evening with sparkles. Ali’s off the shoulder pink dress was trendy and fashion forward, plus it matched her friend’s hair! Baxter stated, “I borrowed my dress from the lovely Kate Hubbs and felt like a sparkly eggplant, but in a good way. Hubbs must have great taste, because we loved this look on Baxter.
This dynamic sister duo (above) sported sweet, feminine dresses to this year’s President’s Ball. Patel said, “I’m thankful I got to share my last and my sister’s first President’s Ball with her. It was interesting to see how even though we’re very similar, our dress choices were very different.” Their choices might have been different, but both of these sisters looked great.
A senior year President’s Ball is a nostalgic event, and these seniors (below) made it count with their outfits. Emmy Feng told us, “It’s great to dress up for my last President’s Ball with friends. They make me laugh and keep me sane.” This might be your last year at Wake Forest, but with dresses like these you’ll always have class.SilverStripe.org - Launch coming up 18th Sept - Important information.
As mentioned a couple of weeks ago the launch of the new silverstripe.org website is upon us. I'm excited to announce that on the 18th of September we'll be doing the final migration of content and pressing the go live button.
There will likely be some down time while this process occurs so please make sure to keep an eye on our Twitter and Facebook channels on the day to get the latest information and status updates as we run through our launch process.
A maintenance page is due to go up on the current website around noon on the 18th September (NZST) with links to commonly used SilverStripe community sites available during this time.
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Cam is our Developer Advocate, joining the team after impressing them with his insightful keynotes about community development at the SilverStripe meetups.
This CMS looks great! I am seriously thinking of switching from concrete5 (former WP-user) to SilverStripe.Market Drive, west of Martin Street, will be closed this weekend to allow for the completion of crossing repairs at the CN Railway tracks.
The temporary road closure takes effect at 7 a.m. Saturday (Aug. 26). The road is scheduled to reopen at 5 p.m. Sunday (Aug. 27).
According to the Town of Milton, access to businesses east and west of the crossing will be maintained, however, there will be no access across the railroad tracks.
During the weekend closure, traffic will be rerouted via Martin Street, Steeles Avenue and Industrial Drive.
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