Professor to discuss frac sand mining book Feb. 22 on campus
A UW-Stout associate professor who spent several years researching the impact of frac sand mining in west-central Wisconsin, will discuss his new book.
Professor to present at local museum April 7 on St. Croix River project
A UW-Stout professor will speak at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 7, in Menomonie about an award-winning video game he created.
Professor to present virtual workshop on poetry, pandemic
Writing poetry can be a way for people to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic and chronicle the time historically, according to a UW-Stout professor.
Professor to receive award from city’s Urban Forestry Board
A professor who has helped students with a lab-based, community project is being honored by the city's Urban Forestry Board.
Professor Williams re-creates area landscape features to inspire award-winning digital art
The natural environment of west-central Wisconsin helped inspire an award-winning piece of 3D art created by a UW-Stout professor.
Professor Williams testifies for bill that could boost game design industry in Wisconsin
With three nationally ranked programs in game design, UW-Stout is a leader in providing skilled talent for the digital interactive media industry.
Professor writes book addressing ethnic and class dynamics during American Industrialization
From the Civil War to the mid-1920s America saw big business replacing small ones. Industrialization created immense wealth, but the distribution of that wealth
Professor writes fifth edition of interior design handbook
When it comes to how interior designers present their ideas, Professor Maureen Mitton of University of Wisconsin-Stout has written the book on it — five times.
Professor’s art installation uses light, objects to create sensory ‘blaze of fire’
Using light and everyday objects to create a unique sensory experience, a UW-Stout professor hopes to inspire others to see new possibilities.
Professor’s book traces history of African-Americans and First Amendment rights
In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Brown vs. Board of Education that segregated schools were illegal, a decision that helped fuel civil rights changes.