Pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 19.33(4), record-keeping authorities must designate a records custodian who is to respond to requests for public records. Members of the public may obtain information and access to or copies of UW System records by making a request to the records custodian. The designated records custodians for the UW System are listed in the table below.

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UW System Public Records Custodians

 

Institution & Webpage Contact Name Title Email Phone Number
UW-Eau Claire Michael Knuth Public Information Officer & Records Custodian publicrecords@uwec.edu 715-836-4736
UW-Green Bay Christopher Paquet Associate Vice Chancellor, Policy & Compliance paquetc@uwgb.edu 920-465-2110
UW-La Crosse Robin Tuxen Director of Administrative Services rtuxen@uwlax.edu. 608-785-6494
UW-Madison Julie Laundrie Public Records Custodian Public Records Center 608-890-4881
UW-Milwaukee Colleen Ference-Burke Public Records Custodian public-records@uwm.edu 414-251-7983
UW-Oshkosh Corey Finkelmeyer Internal Consultant finkelmeyerc@uwosh.edu 920-915-7385
UW-Parkside Rachel Stevenson Executive Assistant to the Chancellor stevensr@uwp.edu 262-595-2211
UW-Platteville Alison Parkins Director of Communications parkinsal@uwplatt.edu 608-342-1526
UW-River Falls David Ruhland Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration david.ruhland@uwrf.edu 715-425-4105
UW-Stevens Point Robert Manzke Chief of Staff rmanzke@uwsp.edu 715-346-3738
UW-Stout Kristi Krimpelbein Chief of Staff krimpelbeink@uwstout.edu 715-232-2441
UW-Superior Lauren Howard Human Resources Manager lhoward1@uwsuper.edu 715-394-8041
UW-Whitewater Thomas Lisowski Compliance Coordinator lisowskt@uww.edu 262-472-5950
UW System Administration Katie Patten Public Records Coordinator uwsarecords@wisconsin.edu 608-262-6448

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Public Records Information for UW Universities

The Wisconsin Public Records Law is a series of laws designed to guarantee that the public has access to public records of government bodies, including UW Administration. The laws, sometimes referred to as sunshine laws, promote transparency and honesty in the work across the Universities of Wisconsin and the employees who represent its institutions. Additional information on requesting public records for a university can be found on their websites.