Civil Liberties Symposium: Encourage people to talk about difficult subjects
The goal behind the first University of Wisconsin-Stout Center for the Study of Institutions and Innovation Civil Liberties Symposium is to encourage people to
Comic exhibit, film screening and local author part of community events this spring
Reading Across Campus features virtual talks on LGBTQIA+ themes and character relations
Design professor’s work featured in Tennessee art exhibit
University of Wisconsin-Stout Associate Professor Erik Evensen creates artwork for items people use and consume.
“E”ffordability Summit on education costs grows in second year
With an eye toward using open educational resources and affordable digital textbooks, University of Wisconsin-Stout saves students $4,000 on average over their
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,
Faculty recognized for research in rehabilitation counseling, natural resource economics
Students also awarded for works in video, autoimmune diseases, E.coli detection in water
Family affair: Mom and son earn bachelor’s degrees at same time
Twenty-three years after leaving college to become a mom, Mara Harter shared a commencement stage with her first-born son, Jacob, as both graduated with their b
First-year packaging student already making industry connections, starting journey
Meyer benefiting from new scholarship created by program advisory committee
Food science graduate, undergraduate receive industry scholarships for achievements
Research and involvement expected to propel their careers and industry connections
Gerontology Certificate Online
The populations of the United States and the world are growing older, precipitating important changes in health and social policies.
Degree
Certificate
Delivery
Online