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UW-Stout Campus Climate Survey:

The University of Wisconsin-Stout is one of five UW System campuses that will participate in the Campus Climate Survey during spring 2011.  Other campuses completing the survey in 2011 were UW-Green Bay, UW-Madison, UW-Platteville, and UW-Superior. 

• Diversity Climate Assessment Project
• Climate Assessment Project Overview   [Presented Professional Development Week, January 2011]
• Link to Interview with Sue Rankin on National Public Radio
• Sue Rankin Presentation [download PowerPoint]
• Sue Rankin Report (Report and Appendices A-C are pdf files)
• Report Appendix A
• Report Appendix B
• Report Appendix C
• UW-Stout Campus Climate Qualitative Study
  

What is the Campus Climate Survey?

The Campus Climate Survey is a way to measure the climate of diversity and inclusiveness on the UW-Stout campus with regard to race, ethnicity, gender identity and sexual orientation, religious affiliation, veteran status, etc.

A welcoming, or inclusive, campus is important in order to recruit and retain talented faculty, staff and students. Students will succeed in a learning environment that meets their unique and diverse needs.

The Campus Climate Survey will identify areas that may need to be addressed so that UW-Stout can create a welcoming environment for faculty and staff members and students from diverse backgrounds.

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