Do you have Shawn's email address and would you share it with me? In the past, football and basketball season ticket holders could actually receive printed tickets. And, on the back of the tickets were either ads by UW Bookstore or one of the Madison Savings & Loans --- which probably paid for the actual printing of the tickets. Although I do own a smart phone, I have no really good reason to have my tickets on the phone and really don't want to have to bring a phone to those events. But, according to current UW practices, if I want individual tickets printed, I have to pay a $75 fee. I think that policy should be stopped and would like to address it to Shawn.
Those addresses are monitored and can route policy concerns (like the $75 printed-ticket fee) to the appropriate people. Sorry I can’t be of more help!
@Dillon unfortunately I speak for your loyal readers: There's nothing new in your article that we hadn't learned about before today. Can you or your media buddies, ask about: where the $25,000,000 to $30,000,000 came from and is it a true number ?; What's the role of The Varsity Collective at the Athletic Department?; Will the Athletic Department really be transparent under Shawn? and Does the Athletic Department answer Freedom of Information requests ? Thanks.
Do you have Shawn's email address and would you share it with me? In the past, football and basketball season ticket holders could actually receive printed tickets. And, on the back of the tickets were either ads by UW Bookstore or one of the Madison Savings & Loans --- which probably paid for the actual printing of the tickets. Although I do own a smart phone, I have no really good reason to have my tickets on the phone and really don't want to have to bring a phone to those events. But, according to current UW practices, if I want individual tickets printed, I have to pay a $75 fee. I think that policy should be stopped and would like to address it to Shawn.
I don’t have a personal email address for Shawn Eichorst to share, and the university doesn’t publish one for him on its website.
The best place to send your feedback is through the official channels:
• Athletic Ticket Office: tickets@uwbadgers.com or 608-262-1440 / 1-800-GO-BADGERS
• General athletics inquiries: contactus@uwbadgers.com
Those addresses are monitored and can route policy concerns (like the $75 printed-ticket fee) to the appropriate people. Sorry I can’t be of more help!
@Dillon unfortunately I speak for your loyal readers: There's nothing new in your article that we hadn't learned about before today. Can you or your media buddies, ask about: where the $25,000,000 to $30,000,000 came from and is it a true number ?; What's the role of The Varsity Collective at the Athletic Department?; Will the Athletic Department really be transparent under Shawn? and Does the Athletic Department answer Freedom of Information requests ? Thanks.