Wisconsin Idea Partnership
Building a Better University of Wisconsin System
Summary of Statewide Support |
Updated June 24, 2011
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6 Chambers of Commerce
- Eau Claire Area (1,140 members)
- Fox Cities (1,800 members)
- Grafton Area (280 members)
- Green Bay Area (1,200 members)
- Oshkosh (1,000 members)
- Wausau (1,100 members)
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2 Regional Economic Development groups, representing
a total of 15 counties
- Centergy: Central Wisconsin Alliance for Economic Development, representing the five counties of Lincoln, Marathon, Wood, Portage, and Adams
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Momentum West: represents
10 counties that include UW-Stout, UW-Eau Claire, and
UW-River Falls
Note: In total, the above groups represent more than 7,300 Wisconsin businesses.
- Plover Area Business Association, Kenosha Area Business Alliance, and Portage County Business Council
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17 County Boards
- Calumet
- Dane
- Douglas
- Eau Claire
- Florence
- Iron
- Jefferson
- Kenosha
- Monroe
- Pierce
- Portage
- Sauk
- Shawano
- Sheboygan
- Walworth
- Waupaca
- Waushara
- Wisconsin Counties Association, a governmental association representing the interests of counties at both the state and federal level.
- Wisconsin Towns Association, membership consists of 1,257 towns and 20 villages.
- Wisconsin Associated County Extension Committees, Inc. WACEC serves as the liaison between county government and UW-Extension. Membership includes Extension Education Committees from each of Wisconsin's 72 county boards of supervisors.
- 5 County Extension Committees: Barron, Dodge, Green, Jefferson, and Walworth
- 1 City Council: Baraboo
- 22 Legislators: Representatives Bernier, Brooks, Endsley, Doyle, Kerkman, Knudson, Krug, Larson, Murtha, Nass, Nerison, Petryk, Tauchen, Tranel, Wynn; Senators Galloway, Hansen, Harsdorf, Kapanke, Larson, Olsen, Schultz
- UW Board of Regents
- 13 of 14 UW Chancellors
- UW Colleges CEOs/Deans (all current and two former)
- UW-Extension Provost/Vice Chancellor
- 11 Faculty Senates
- 5 Academic Staff groups
- 8 Student Government groups, including United Council, which represents over 140,000 students on 20 UW campuses
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10 Editorial Boards


