University of Wisconsin Stout | Wisconsin's Polytechnic University
Inspiring Innovation.
At UW-Stout, Wisconsin's Polytechnic University, we are inspiring innovation.
Inspiring Innovation.
At UW-Stout, Wisconsin's Polytechnic University, we are inspiring innovation.
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Camila Checa Major: Hotel, Restaurant & Tourism Management |
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Kerstin Johnson Major: Professional Communication & Emerging Media |
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Kyle Pieters Major: Construction |
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Emily Willman Major: Apparel Design & Development |
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Wendy Woessner Major: Packaging |
Student Employer ~ Jeremy Stimpson (Supervisor) |
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Jesse Pischlar Major: Manufacturing Engineering and Plastics Engineering |
Student Employer ~ Enrico Westenberg (Supervisor) |
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Weston Schilawski Major: Engineering Technology: Mechanical Design and Plastics |
Student Employer ~ Brian Lau (Supervisor) |
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Elizabeth Fuss Major: Manufacturing Engineering |
Student Employer ~ Mike Heiny (Supervisor) |
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Colt Ekblad Major: Business Administration |
Student Employer ~ Holly Blake (Supervisor) |
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Thor Damerval Major: Golf Enterprise Management |
Student Employer ~ Eric Gregory (Supervisor) |
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Laura Montgomery Major: Retail Merchandising & Management |
Student Employer ~ Angela Swanner (Supervisor) |
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Leah Wetzel Major: Applied Mathematics & Computer Science |
Student Employer ~ Tim Serwe (Supervisor) |
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Alyssa Klinkenberg Major: Apparel Design & Development |
"During my first few years of college I would sometimes feel discouraged after a bad grade and for a while I was worried that I wouldn't be a very good worker in the corporate world, but after my great reviews from my manager and team members, I realized that I am completely able to achieve the goals I set for myself, and that I am a dedicated worker. Of all the things I took from my experience, the most important thing to me is my new sense of pride in the tasks I complete, and the humility I have to ask another's opinion." |
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Jane Palakeel Major: Food and Nutritional Sciences (M.S.) |
"My internship has helped me a lot as I would call it the stepping stone to my success this year. I was chosen as a graduate assistant for the Food & Nutritional Sciences and the main reason behind it was my internship experience. I was chosen to assist two professors in the Principles of Food Industry course where I was given wonderful opportunities to share my learning experience with the undergraduate students." |
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Laura Hamilton Major: Retail Merchandising and Management |
"All of these things I learned during my Co-op have led me into the entry level position I will be taking in Crate and Barrel this coming June. It is such a great opportunity and I am so proud to say that I have a full time job in my field waiting for me after graduation. I feel I owe all of it to my experience with my co-op. I feel that my Co-op experience was above and beyond what I expected it to be and it did exactly what Co-ops are meant to do. It enhanced my learning experience here at Stout to its fullest potential and provided me with a great opportunity to pursue a career path that I love." |
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Mike Lawson Major: Engineering Technology |
"My work was of the highest quality, projects were well documented and anyone could look through the information and find what they needed. When I was asked to stay an extra two weeks to aid in additional projects, I gladly accepted. The two interns before me were from Stout and the next three are also from Stout. Hoffman prefers to hire interns from Stout because of the knowledge and hands on experience the University offers. All of the interns I know that have worked at Hoffman enjoyed the experience and learned more than what can be taught in the classroom." |
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Steve Anderson Major: Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management |
"The co-op experience impacted me by demonstrating our capabilities as students. I still feel compelled to communicate my experiences with other students, especially underclassmen who can advantageously gain from my story." |
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