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Well Wisconsin is a partnership between Employee Trust Funds and the State of Wisconsin Group Health Insurance Program and WebMD to help you bring out your best. Based on your personal needs and interests, it will help you set goals, track your progress, keep you motivated, and provide valuable information along the way. You do need to be enrolled in the State Group Health Insurance Program to use the Well Wisconsin Program.
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Stop #5 for the U Matter Wagon!
On Friday, September 26th University Housing presented the U Matter Wagon to the Children's Center.
Terry Tumbarello shared:
It is my honor to present the U Matter Wagon to the UW-Whitewater Children's Center. The Center is far more than childcare, it is a vital part of our campus community. It supports our students who are parents, allowing them to focus on their academics while knowing their children are cared for in a safe, fun, learning environment. It provides meaningful employment and learning opportunities for student staff, many of whom go on to careers in education and other important fields. It enriches our academic mission by serving as a living learning experience for students studying early childhood education and other important fields. It enriches our academic mission by serving as a living learning experience for students studying early childhood education and related fields. And perhaps most importantly, it reminds us daily of the joy, energy, and perspective that young children bring to our community. One of my favorite things to see as I walk on campus is the children walking around or being pushed in their strollers.
The Children's Center plays an essential role in helping UW-Whitewater live out its mission of access, support, and success for all. For these reasons, it is a true privilege to recognize the Center and its staff with the U Matter award.
University Housing wants you to know U MATTER! Please accept these small tokens of thanks, enjoy the treats, and remember you hold a special place at UW-Whitewater.
To demonstrate the vast reach that the Children's Center has I have asked two UWW Housing staff, who are also Children Center Parents, to say a few words short...
Kayla Switalski and Maria Glorioso shared:
Today, we want to pause the busy rhythm of our days to focus on a single truth: you matter.
You matter to the children who step into your center every morning with bright eyes and curious minds. They may not have the words yet, but each giggle, each hug, each new skill learned is their way of saying, "Thank you for helping me grow." Your patience and creativity build the foundation for their future. The songs you sing, the stories you tell, and the gentle guidance you give shape not just their days, but the people they will become.
You matter to the parents who trust you with their most precious gift. Every time you greet a child with a warm smile or take a moment to share an update at pick-up, you give families peace of mind. You make it possible for parents to work, study, or care for others knowing their little ones are safe, loved, and learning. Your support lets parents breathe a little easier and dream a little bigger.
You matter to our community. The work you do - often behind the scenes, often without fanfare - strengthens families, fuels early education, and plants seeds that will bear fruit for years to come. Because of you, the Children's Center is not just a place of care; it is a place of possibility.
We know this work can be demanding. The days can be long, and the needs never stop. But please remember: your efforts are noticed, your dedication is values, and your impact is immeasurable.
So, from the bottom of our hearts and on behalf of every child, every parent, and every future you help share - thank you.
And above all, you matter.
To formally pass the wagon from Housing to the Children's Center, I have asked Jeff Olson, a former UW-Whitewater RA and now an Associate Professor on campus to once again represent University Housing. While Jeff is a former Housing staff member, more importantly, he is also an alumn of the Children's Center and used to crawl around these halls and floors.
U Matter Toolkit can be found under Helpful Tools tab.