Economic Development Administration University Center
Deploying physical and intellectual resources for economic development
Field experience gives student chance to test out career option
As a basketball and volleyball athlete in high school, Audrey Roberts knew how great it felt to be healthy and active while competing to reach her goals.
Graduate student awarded addictions counseling fellowship from national organization
A University of Wisconsin-Stout graduate student has been selected to receive a fellowship from the National Board for Certified Counselors.
#StoutProud: Mike Bond ('15, '17)
Mike Bond shares about his time at UW-Stout, leadership influences and how he is giving back to student athletes.
Watershed conference topics include regenerative agriculture, water management
The ninth annual Red Cedar Watershed Conference will feature speakers talking about rotational grazing, regenerative agriculture and its impact on water quality
#StoutProud: Chuck ('85) and Patti ('86) McGinnis
Through innovative design and sustainable infrastructure, Chuck and Patti McGinnis are creating spaces that help people learn, heal and thrive.
Graduate Q&A: Emma Leverich
Following is a Q&A with one of the 763 students who received a diploma Dec. 15 at UW-Stout
An Epic class: Graphic design students collaborate with Epic Systems to improve UX in healthcare software, apps
Industry partnership with one of nation’s largest healthcare software companies aims to impact patients’ quality of life
B.F.A. Studio Art
Train to become a successful studio artist. Apply your knowledge, techniques, and methods while pursuing a concentration in a studio art discipline.
Degree
Undergraduate
Delivery
On Campus
Environmental activist, author highlight virtual Red Cedar Watershed Conference
A winner of the Climate Protection Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and a Vermont-based environmental author are the keynote speakers at the