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Students in ASPIRE-Student Support Services programs gather with Rob Davis, back row fourth from left, a Green Bay Packers staff member and former player. The students, who graduate May 6, are front row from left, Mary Kate Mahmood, vocational rehabilitation; Skylar Kitchner, human development and family studies; and Rebecca Marquard, family and consumer sciences education. Back row, Javante Watson-Hall, HDFS; Laura Manley, HDFS; Corrine Prince, early childhood education; Amber Cummings, HDFS; Rachel Rowles

ASPIRE program honors graduates; Packers’ Davis speaks

A group of students at University of Wisconsin-Stout who have benefited from national support grants were honored at a special ceremony

Madison Sesker, an early childhood education major, works with children at UW-Stout’s Child and Family Study Center. The annual Early Childhood Education Conference is April 28-29

Early Childhood Education Conference draws nearly 850 people

The education of young children will be in the spotlight Friday, April 28, and Saturday, April 29

University partners with WEDC to increase fab lab collaboration

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. issued this news release earlier today:

Elk Mound High School student Tanner Stockdill, as Ralph the Elf, shows a bandage on the back of his hand after the team’s Rube Goldberg machine Santa’s Workshop finished a run Monday, March, 20, at UW-Stout. Elk Mound won the regional competition.

Elk Mound High School wins regional Rube Goldberg contest

Elk Mound High School dominated the competition Monday, March 20, at the Rube Goldberg Machine Contest regional hosted by University of Wisconsin-Stout.

Karli Jopp visits Paris while on a mission trip with Cru, a campus ministry organization.

Graduate Q&A: Karli Jopp

Art education graduate Karli Jopp talks about her experiences at UW-Stout

River Heights kindergarten teachers and students present “Caps for Sale” with teacher Det Bossany as Mama Monkey, UW-Stout student Chelsea Kuchinski as Abraham Lincoln and teacher Tanya Staatz as the Peddler. Recent UW-Stout graduate Beau Janke plays the banjo.

AIM teachers, students celebrate learning during Arts Nights

Three Arts Nights, featuring performances by local teachers and young students, were held recently by Arts Integration Menomonie.

Undergraduate receives national business education award of merit

University of Wisconsin-Stout undergraduate Samantha Martell has been selected to receive the National Business Education Association Award of Merit.

Sally Keis, center, is a mentor to Erin Diamond, front, in the early childhood education program at UW-Stout. At left is Associate Professor Jill Klefstad, program director.A total of 90 students have been involved as mentors or mentees.

Teachable moments

When Sara "Sally" Sally Keis was a freshman at University of Wisconsin-Stout, she felt overwhelmed and wished she could talk to upper classmen in her major.

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