University Marketing and Communications is UW-Whitewater’s resource for communications, storytelling, media relations, graphic design, social media and more. Our office leads strategic marketing efforts to increase enrollment and retention, and supports efforts of the Chancellor’s Office and University Advancement. Looking for a campus story? You’ll probably find it in the story archive. We also manage the university’s digital asset management system, a searchable archive of thousands of high-quality photos, campus logos and other artifacts — available to anyone with a UW-Whitewater NetID and password. We’re also here to answer any questions about licensing and brand usage that our Campus Identity Standards don’t answer. In addition, we produce Warhawk Weekly, an e-newsletter regularly sent out to all faculty, staff and students.
Questions? See below for more information on what we do and who you can contact regarding our various services.
University Marketing and Communications is happy to help with your marketing and communication efforts in support of the UW-Whitewater brand. For any project, big or small, please visit www.uww.edu/umc/project-request and fill out the form.
The Undergraduate Admissions Office collaborates with University Marketing and Communications on a variety of promotional materials (booklets, one-pagers) that faculty, staff and students are welcome to use to provide information about the university to prospective students at your on- and off-campus events, presentations, etc.
To request materials for your future presentation or event, please fill out the online request form.
University Marketing and Communications is happy to review and edit your Spanish-language content or to arrange for it to be professionally translated. For any project, big or small, please reach out to Kristine Zaballos at zaballos@uww.edu for details.
If you would like to order new business cards, please complete the faculty/staff business card request form.
If you have any questions about the request form, please contact University Marketing and Communications at devereauRE26@uww.edu.
Minimum quantity of 100. Please order in even numbers.
If you have any questions about the printing or delivery of cards, please contact Printing Services at copyservices@uww.edu.
Please log out of any personal Google accounts before selecting the business card request link. You will be redirected to a UW-Whitewater login page.
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You can order name badges directly from Dynamic Awards and Apparel. Badges are $10 each, including delivery.
We are always looking for great story ideas. If you know of a student, faculty or staff member, or alum who deserves a shout-out, email us at news@uww.edu.
We love so many things about UW-Whitewater — including how much love we get for Warhawk Weekly! This campus-wide newsletter is sent on Mondays when class is session. The deadline is noon, Wednesday, the week prior. Submissions may be edited.
Please use this form to submit content for Warhawk Weekly.
Our goals are clarity, consistency and brevity. In general, our office follows Associated Press style, “Garner’s Modern American Usage” and “Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary.”
Our goal is that our Spanish-language information is as clear, consistent and brief as our English-language information. Our tone to all audiences is warm and welcoming.
Our office is charged with managing campus-wide announcements, also known as broadcast emails. This system is designed to facilitate the dissemination of critical information to the campus community. Any administrative unit or academic department associated with UW-Whitewater may post an announcement request as long as it meets university policy. Once approved, the announcement will be posted to the Announcements website and will be sent to campus groups via a mass email. The system is not meant for general event promotion — events should be posted on the campus calendar at events.uww.edu.
To request an announcement or to view an archived announcement, visit https://announcements.uww.edu/.
Our visual identity is an important part of who we are. It sparks recognition and a sense of belonging. To maintain our reputation for excellence, it is essential that we all work together to ensure the UW-Whitewater identity is applied consistently everywhere. A unified brand identity makes our university stronger.
UW-Whitewater's searchable archive, or digital asset management system (DAM), of university photography from 2012-present is available for students, staff and faculty to use for university-related purposes via the UW-Whitewater Libris library. You will need your Net ID and password to log in. We are uploading new and archived photos continually, so check back often!
Persons, businesses or organizations who wish to film on university property for commercial purposes must receive express consent via a facilities use contract. Contact Jeff Angileri, executive director of University Marketing and Communications at news@uww.edu for more information.
Quick tips for making a professional portrait:
If you have questions about portraits or other kinds of pictures, feel free to email photographer Craig Schreiner at schreinc@uww.edu.
Blogs, social networks and websites are exciting channels to share information and connect with others. UW-Whitewater is active in these online communities and supports the participation of colleges, departments and other units, as well.
University Marketing and Communications manages all university-level social media accounts. These currently include Facebook, YouTube and Instagram.
The best practices for submitting your videos for publication:
Please contact videographer Jeffrey Pohorski at pohorskj@uww.edu with any questions.
Jeff Angileri
Executive Director
262-472-1195
angilerj@uww.edu
Kristine Zaballos
Assistant Director
262-472-1193
zaballok@uww.edu
Our visual identity is an important part of who we are. It sparks recognition and a sense of belonging. To maintain our reputation for excellence, it is essential that we all work together to ensure the UW-Whitewater identity is applied consistently everywhere. A unified brand identity makes our university stronger.
Looking for an expert on workplace safety practices, Egyptian literature, school counseling or metalworking? We’ve got you covered. Our searchable database will connect you with someone with the answers: my.uww.edu/facultyexpertisedatabase.
What percentage of new students live on campus? What percentage of Warhawks stay in the region after earning their degree? How many degrees does the university award every year? This is your one-stop shop for up-to-date data on UW-Whitewater. (Answers: 97%, 90% and 2,900+): www.uww.edu/irp/fast-facts.
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