Spring 2025 Continuing Education Offerings

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Biology

Chainsaw Safety Certification Levels 1 and 2
Description

Two-day field course introducing chainsaw use, maintenance, and safety. Chainsaw parts their function and care; proper care and use of personal protective equipment; creating a pre-fell plan and safety evaluation; and notching, felling, limbing, and bucking techniques. Chainsaw safety certifications will be awarded upon completion.

This course may be used by individuals who need to satisfy certification or safety requirements for Department of Natural Resources, forestry service, arborists, and construction. It also may be a selective for specific concentrations in the BS Environmental Science degree program.

Course #BIO 250-700A
Credits1
TuitionTBD
ScheduleTBD; Typically mid-January
LocationUW-Stout, Room 141 Jarvis Hall Science Addition
DeliveryFace-to-face
InstructorDr. Amanda Little
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Human Resource Management

SHRM Essentials of Human Resources
Description

Introductory course that provides a complete overview of human resource roles and responsibilities. Foundational human resource knowledge and competencies based on the SHRM body of knowledge: selecting qualified individuals; total rewards; learning and development; the performance management process; employment law.

Professional development opportunity. For registration questions, contact outreachreg@uwstout.edu.

Course #INMGT 380-700C
Credits1
TuitionTBD
ScheduleTBD; Typically mid-March through May
DeliveryOnline
InstructorMs. Katie Walk
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Languages

These language courses are part of the Collaborative Language Program, coordinated by the University of Wisconsin System on behalf of all participating UW campuses. Learn more.

 

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Physical Education
 

Fly Fishing
Description

Fly tying, casting techniques, literature, stream craft, equipment considerations, conservation ethics and natural resources stewardship.

Students must have a current WI fishing license and trout stamp; rods and reels provided; waders are not needed. 

Course #PE 125-700A
Credits1
TuitionTBD
ScheduleTBD; Typically mid-March through May
LocationUW-Stout, Jarvis Hall Tech Wing, Room 279 
DeliveryFace-to-face
InstructorDr. Dennis VandenBloomen
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