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Series: 1. Main Website, 1997-2017
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Subseries: Homepage
: Homepage of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Most other sites in
this collection are browsable from this page.
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Subseries: UWM Report: News from UW-Milwaukee
: Homepage of University Communications and Media Relations, the office
responsible for external communications between UWM and the wider
community. Included in the capture are press releases, feature stories,
campus announcements, and back issues of campus publications created by
University Communications, including the UWM
Report (2006-2013); UWM
Alumni, formerly UWM Today
(2005-2012); UWM Research Report
(2009-2012); and UWM In the News, a
collection of articles from local media about UWM. As of January 2013,
links to articles from the "News Archives" and "Features Archives" pages
are defunct; news releases from 2011 to 2013 may be browsed through the
main News page.
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Series: 2. Academic and Research Units,
1997-2017
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Subseries: College of Engineering and Applied Science
: Established in 1964, the College of Engineering and Applied Science
(CEAS) today is organized into five departments of Civil Engineering,
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Industrial and
Manufacturing Engineering, Materials, and Mechanical Engineering,
offering both undergraduate and graduate programs in engineering and
computer science. The College of Engineering and Applied Science site
contains program information for prospective, incoming, and current
students; student resources; listings of faculty and administrative
staff; and news on featured research conducted through CEAS, including
links to research centers and labs.
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Subseries: College of Health Sciences
Archive-It Capture, 2015-2017 : The College of Health Sciences is organized into seven departments of
Biomedical Sciences, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Health
Informatics and Administration, Kinesiology, Occupational Science and
Technology, Continuing Education, and Sports and Recreation, offering
both undergraduate and graduate programs, as well as certificate
programs. The College of Health Sciences site provides program
information and resources for future and current students; faculty and
administrative staff listings and internal resources; College news; and
links to research labs, clinics, and centers.
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Subseries: College of Letters and Science
: The largest of UWM's schools and colleges, the College of Letters and
Sciences offers traditional liberal arts certificates, undergraduate,
and graduate degrees provided throughout the 22 humanities, natural
sciences, and social sciences departments of the College. The College of
Letters and Sciences site provides information for prospective and
current students, including material on undergraduate and graduate
programs, and student services and resources; links to the College of
Letters and Sciences’ academic departments; resources for faculty and
staff, including departmental and administrative directories; curriculum
and governance rules and reports, including assessment plans, budget
reports, and faculty governance rules; minutes and agendas of the
Letters and Sciences Faculty Committee; and links to the centers and
institutes administered by and participating with the College of Letters
and Sciences, including the Language Resource Center, Center for 21st
Century Studies, and the Roberto Hernandez Center.
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Subseries: College of Nursing
: Established in 1965, the UWM College of Nursing is Wisconsin’s largest
nursing school and only one of two schools that offer a full complement
of degree options including Bachelor of Science, Master of Nursing,
Doctor of Nursing Practice, PhD, and graduate certificates. The College
of Nursing site includes information for undergraduate and graduate
students, including program details, forms and materials, and student
resources; faculty and staff directories; faculty research areas and
actively funded research projects, with links to the College’s research
centers and institutes; and resources on community and corporate
partners of the College.
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Subseries: Graduate School
: The UWM Graduate School awards advanced academic degrees to graduate
students who have previously earned bachelor’s degrees through
undergraduate programs at UWM and elsewhere. The site includes relevant
information for prospective, incoming, and current students; faculty and
staff resources; academic policies and procedures; and extensive
information on research conducted through the Graduate School. Minutes
and agendas are also available for Graduate School committees including
the Graduate Course and Curriculum Committee, the Graduate Fellowships
Committee, and the Graduate Program Review Committee.
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Subseries: Helen Bader School of Social Welfare
: the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare offers undergraduate and
graduate degrees to prepare students for careers in social, health,
educational, and criminal justice professions. The site includes
information for future and current students, including policies and
procedures, and student resources; a faculty and staff directory;
research resources, including links to research conducted within and in
conjunction with the School; and news and events within the School.
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Subseries: Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health
: the Zilber School of Public Health advances the understanding of health
disparities, educates the local public health workforce, guides public
health policy, and partners with local organizations to address
community public health issues. The site includes information about the
School’s certificate, master’s, and doctoral degree programs; faculty
and staff listings; information on the School of Public Health Planning
Council, including a listing of council members, executive summary, and
full report; rosters of numerous teams and committees, including the
Epidemiology PhD Work Team, School Formation Planning Committee, and the
Library Resources Committee among others; and news on research
initiatives, including links to the School’s laboratories.
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Subseries: Peck School of the Arts
: Home Page for the UWM Peck School of the Arts, including academic
information about the school and its constitutent departments. Also
included is information about admissions criteria, press releases, and a
calendar of events staged by PSOA students, faculty, and guest artists.
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Subseries: Research Centers and Institutes
: As a Research I designated university, UWM encompasses a network of
clinics, centers, institutes, and laboratories to accommodate the
research needs of faculty, entrepreneurs, scientists, and graduate
students. The UWM Centers and Institutes' site includes links for
numerous centers and institutes, including the Center for Celtic
Studies; the Institute on Race and Ethnicity; the Roberto Hernandez
Center; and the Institute for Visual Arts (INOVA).
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Subseries: School of Architecture and Urban Planning
: Established in 1966, the School of Architecture and Urban Planning
(SARUP) offers Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral degrees in
Architecture, a Master’s in Urban Planning, a Coordinated Master’s
degree in Architecture and Urban Planning, and numerous certificate
programs. The School of Architecture and Urban Planning site includes
materials about the School’s programs; faculty and staff directories;
galleries of student and faculty work; and news and events, including
the School’s lecture series and exhibitions.
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Subseries: School of Freshwater Sciences
: Established in 2009, the School of Freshwater Sciences (SFS) is the first
graduate school in the United States dedicated solely to the study of
freshwater and offers research and education programs in freshwater
system dynamics; human and ecosystem health; freshwater technology; and
freshwater economics, policy, and management. The School of Freshwater
Sciences site offers course descriptions and information on master's and
doctoral degree programs; news and events; faculty and administrative
staff listings; information on the School's fleet and facilities; and
news on research conducted through SFS.
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Subseries: School of Information Studies
: Established in 1966, the School of Information Studies (SOIS) offers
undergraduate and graduate degree programs that prepare students for
careers in the information professions. The School of Information
Studies site includes information for prospective and current students,
including program materials, course descriptions, student resources, and
links to student services; faculty and administration directories; links
to SOIS social media sites; information on student and professional
organizations and chapters; and notes on research conducted through the
School, including faculty and student interests and funded research,
workshop and funding resources, and links to the School’s research
centers and groups.
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Subseries: Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business
: The AACSB accredited Lubar School of Business provides undergraduate and
graduate business programs, including the nationally ranked MBA program.
The Lubar School of Business site includes information for prospective,
incoming, and current students; faculty and administrative staff
listings; news and events; and links to the School’s research centers,
including the Center for Technological Innovation, the Helen Bader
Institute for Nonprofit Management, and the Bostrom Center for
Entrepreneurship and Innovation among others.
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Subseries: UWM Libraries
: The UWM Libraries, formerly the UWM Golda Meir Library, accommodates the
information needs of UWM faculty and students through traditional print
and electronic resources and unique materials available through library
departments. The site includes general information about the Libraries,
including library policies, services, and staff directory; information
on the Daniel M. Soref Learning Commons, including available services
and policies; and links to the departments of the Libraries and the
Friends of the Golda Meir Library.
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Series: 3. Administrative Units, 1997-2017
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Subseries: Academic Affairs
: The Provost’s Office is responsible for the administration of academic
affairs of the university and renders decisions on academic programming,
including curricula changes; the establishment and termination of degree
programs; budget decisions in the academic sector; and long-range
planning for academic affairs. The site includes policies and procedures
for academic program planning and review; reports and assessments of the
Access to Success initiative, the campus blueprint to enhance access to
UWM and increase student success; budget and planning reports and
proposals; student Factbooks and entrance/exit surveys; and resources on
UWM’s diversity action initiatives.
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Subseries: Alumni Association
: The UWM Alumni Association provides services for graduates of UWM and its
predecessor institutions, including volunteering and networking
opportunities; career counseling through Alumni Career Services; and the
Alumni Association's publication, UWM
Today. The site includes news on Alumni events; access to
Alumni Association publications, including back issues of the UWM alumni
magazine; and information on the various Alumni chapters.
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Subseries: Auxiliary Services
: The Auxiliary Services department provides support for UWM in regards to
Restaurant Operations, Computer Operations, and the Center for Student
Involvement. The site includes resources for UWM Panther Card and
ePanther Accounts and links to departmental sites, including the UWM
Bookstore; the Student Union; Neighborhood and University Housing;
Restaurant Operations; Reservations and Event Planning Services; and the
Student Association.
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Subseries: Campus Budget Site
: Web Resources created by the Office of the Chancellor, University
Relations, and Finance and Administrative Affairs, to collect
information about developments surrounding WI Act 10 (2011), WI Act 55
(2015), and the effects of the $250M cut to the UW System.
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Subseries: Finance and Administrative Affairs
: Finance and Administrative Affairs provides accounting, budgetary,
personnel, IT, and other operational services for UWM. The site includes
personnel and IT related policies and procedures, university weather and
emergency operations procedures, and links to the individual departments
of the Division of Finance and Administrative Affairs.
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Subseries: Office of the Chancellor
: The chancellor is the chief administrative officer for the university,
with responsibility for overseeing UWM's administrative offices,
centers, colleges, and schools. The site includes an up-to-date listing
of campus leadership; communications from current Chancellor Mark Mone,
including his Plenary Address and Regent Address; and links to UWM
initiatives, including Access to Success, the Wisconsin Energy Resource
Consortium, the Greater Milwaukee Foundation, and the Research Growth
Initiative, among others.
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Subseries: Secretary of the University
: The Secretary of the University manages and facilitates governance
documents at UWM, including university-wide policies and procedures and
minutes/agendas of standing and ad hoc faculty and academic staff
committees. Minutes and agendas for the Faculty Senate and Academic
Staff Senate can be found on this site, as well as Faculty Documents,
which are reports and proposals produced by committees and departments
for consideration and/or approval by the Faculty Senate.
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Subseries: Student Affairs
: The Division of Student Affairs is comprised of several units, which provide
programs and services that support the personal and professional
development of UWM students throughout their university careers.
Divisional Units of the UWM Division of Student Affairs include the
Career Development Center, Center for Student Involvement, the
Children’s Center, the LGBT Resource Center, and Women’s Resource Center
among others. The site includes general information, including campus
maps, listings of campus programs and events, and Student Affairs
directories; links to the Center for Student Involvement; and
information regarding the Student Affairs Assessment Team.
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Subseries: University Relations
: The Division of University Relations at UWM encompasses several areas,
including university communications and media relations, government
relations, and neighborhood relations. The site includes links to the
aforementioned divisional units; information pertaining to public
records requests; and the Final Campus Master Plan report, completed in
May 2010.
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Series: 4. Athletics, 2000-2017
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Subseries: UWM Panthers
: The UWM Athletics site includes materials for all men’s and women’s
sports, including current rosters, statistics, schedules and results,
media guides, and news. Archived rosters, statistics, news, and media
guides are available for all sports as well. The site also provides
materials on the athletic department in general, including a staff
directory, facilities information, a UWM Athletics Hall of Fame, and
department news.
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Series: 5. Social Media Accounts, 2009-2017
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Subseries: Facebook
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Main UWM Account
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Milwaukee Panthers
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Subseries: Flickr
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Main UWM Account
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Subseries: Twitter
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Main UWM Account
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Milwaukee Panthers
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UWM Alumni Association
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Series: 6. UWM Affiliate Sites, 2012-2017
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Subseries: Media Milwaukee
: An ongoing journalism and mass media project, sponsored by the UWM Dept.
of Journalism and Media Studies, focusing on local news in Milwaukee and
around the UWM campus. It includes stories about events and students on
campus, as well as local sports and opinions.
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Subseries: UWM Foundation
: The Mission of the UWM Foundation is to support the educational, literary
and scientific endeavors of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee by
receiving, managing and distributing gifts to benefit the University's
students, faculty, programs and community. Included on the site are a
news feed, staffing information, and financial reports.
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Subseries: UWM Post
: Website of the UWM Post, the online-only student newspaper organization
for the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. The site includes both
UWM-specific original reporting and links to UWM and Milwaukee news from
other news outlets around the city.
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