Summer 2024 Continuing Education Offerings

Introduction to the study of fishes, including morphology, taxonomy, classification, evolution, behavior, and general ecology of fishes. Special emphases on field identification of Wisconsin fishes, management of Wisconsin fish populations, and global conservation of fishes.

Professional development opportunity for educators and individuals interested in the study of fish. Wisconsin is home to more than 150 species of native freshwater fishes, as well as an increasing number of foreign invaders (e.g., round gobies and bighead carp); thus, much attention will be placed on the diversity at hand (i.e. local fishes). This unique summer course includes visits to a local fish hatchery where participants will discover how the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources manages fish populations.

Utilization of digital manufacturing technologies to facilitate science, technology, engineering and math education with an emphasis on engineering design and enterprise-based pedagogies that are developmentally and academically appropriate for middle and high school students.

For participants registered in the WiFab West Retreat at UW-Stout who would like a credit option. For registration questions, contact outreachreg@uwstout.edu.

Utilization of digital manufacturing technologies to facilitate science, technology, engineering and math education with an emphasis on engineering design and enterprise-based pedagogies that are developmentally and academically appropriate for middle and high school students.

For participants registered in the WiFab East Retreat at FVTC-Appleton who would like a credit option. For registration questions, contact outreachreg@uwstout.edu.