As of November 12, 2020, the decision was made to move to virtual instruction on November 30, 2020. The university will remain fully open for business, however, please call ahead prior to visiting campus offices or buildings to verify hours and availability.
We are planning to return to a modified normal a mix of in-person, hybrid, and online course delivery options for the spring semester. This means that we are planning for the return of students to campus and will be following our current academic calendar.
Per the UW System’s mask mandate, it is required that masks are worn on campus, indoors or outdoors, unless you have a health condition that limits your ability to wear a mask or are in a situation where you can be fully socially distant such as in a private office or dorm room. Our Facilities Management personnel have completed extensive plans for the frequent cleaning of our buildings, as well as the installation of signage to encourage safe social distancing. We have also worked with health experts and the University of Wisconsin System to develop testing and contact tracing protocols to successfully control the spread of the virus on campus.
UW-Stout COVID-19 Testing Dashboard
This dashboard provides information to the campus community and the public about the results of COVID-19 tests among students tested by the university. This data does not include any self-reported test results.
Key campus officials are meeting on a regular basis regarding pandemic planning in order to ensure that all steps necessary to support the safety of the campus are implemented. The university will continue to monitor coronavirus developments both domestically and abroad and will notify the campus of key updates as appropriate.
The University of Wisconsin – Stout is committed to maintaining an environment of respect and that is free from discrimination, and to supporting all members of our community affected by this global health threat. Bias, discrimination and harassment are contrary to UW-Stout values. If you, or someone you know experience bias, please report to our response team.
This website is intended to serve as a resource for the UW-Stout community and our constituents, and we urge people to monitor it regularly for updates.
Chancellor Updates
Chancellor Katherine P. Frank's communications to the UW-Stout community including videos, Campus Connections, COVID Wednesday updates, and related memos are available on the Chancellor Updates page.
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CARES Federal Emergency Relief GrantCARES is emergency aid from the federal government, available to students, to assist with specific expenses incurred as a direct result of the disruption caused by COVID-19. |
Emergency Funds for StudentsUW-Stout's Emergency Fund provides financial assistance to students faced with the difficult decision whether to continue on in school or not. |
Pandemic Planning Team
Pandemic Planning Team: Emergency Operations Team with expanded representation from faculty and staff governance and special stakeholder groups. Meetings have transitioned from daily, to weekly, to monthly as we have moved through crisis management to recovery planning.
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Recovery Planning Team
Recovery Planning Team meets weekly to report on progress by an extensive network of campus subcommittees.
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Recovery Planning Team Subcommittees
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Key campus officials are meeting on a regular basis regarding pandemic planning in order to ensure that all steps necessary to support the safety of the campus are implemented. The university will continue to monitor coronavirus developments both domestically and abroad and will notify the campus of key updates as appropriate.
The University of Wisconsin – Stout is committed to maintaining an environment of respect and that is free from discrimination, and to supporting all members of our community affected by this global health threat. Bias, discrimination and harassment are contrary to UW-Stout values. If you, or someone you know experience bias, please report to our response team.
This website is intended to serve as a resource for the UW-Stout community and our constituents, and we urge people to monitor it regularly for updates.