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A lab assistant in the UW-Stout Plastics Lab sets up an experiment for students who take readings remotely and use a virtual meetings program to communicate.

Experiential learning continues in Plastics Lab

In University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Plastics Lab, students banter about their pet dogs as they collect data from a differential scanning calorimetry that measure

Employers: Opportunities exist for job-seekers

Karen Glinski, a recruiter and part of the Skyward organizational development team, says there are job opportunities out there for graduates despite COVID-19.

Alexis Gonion, retail merchandising junior, at Mood Fabrics in New York City.

Student studies effects of COVID-19 on retail merchandising during summer cooperative

Gonion conducts essential research to benefit supermarket and consumers during pandemic and for the future

Brandon Nitz and Austin Skoug have helped develop packaging to hold reagents for COVID-19 testing kits while working in co-op positions at Promega Corp. near Madison.

Packaging majors help move essential COVID-19 products to market

Before COVID-19, Sarah Webber, Brandon Nitz and Austin Skoug were looking forward to 2020 co-op positions to help them test their knowledge as packaging majors.

UW-Stout student Matt Rotter disinfects gym equipment at Synergy Sports Performance in Hobart using a MobileMist. Over the summer Rotter did a Cooperative Education and Internship Program at a Green Bay company that has products designed to curb the spread of COVID-19.

Engineering technology student interns at company helping to stop COVID-19

University of Wisconsin-Stout engineering technology junior Matt Rotter found himself this summer, as part of the Cooperative Education and Internship Program,

ABMB graduate Craige McConnell in his medical scrubs.

Graduate caring for trauma patients, pursuing physician assistant license

McConnell, biochemistry and molecular biology, seeking career in medicine while working at Regions Hospital

The Made at UW-Stout door puller, is less than five inches long and weighs less than an ounce.

Made at UW-Stout door pullers part of student health push

UW-Stout's commitment to health and safety this fall includes something out of the ordinary, a narrow, molded plastic tool.

UW-Stout first-year student Jillian Chaltry with her laptop computer. UW-Stout innovated this year and has shipped laptops early to new students via UPS, due to COVID-19.

Digital learning laptops in hands of new students early because of COVID-19

University of Wisconsin-Stout first-year student Jillian Chaltry loved receiving her university-issued laptop computer early to help get ready to start the scho

Angie Sutliff, at right, talks with Summer in the Midwest student Zijian He over a video chat. Students from China and South Korea were still able to attend the UW-Stout cultural exchange virtually to improve their oral communications and learn about American culture and meet residents.

Summer in the Midwest provides cultural experiences

Gyuejeong Lee, a senior majoring in visual design at Sangmyung University in South Korea, wanted to improve her English speaking skills and learn more about Ame

Walking in the forest, a man, portrayed by John Augustin, makes an unusual discovery in the film “L’Observateur.”

Video production major hones skills by making short film

University of Wisconsin-Stout video production major Simon Anderson has watched the 1975 thriller film “Jaws” hundreds of times.

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