Finding the fire: Schulmans shared creative life as artists and educators
Mickey Mouse helped inspire William Schulman, as a young child, to become an artist and start the career path that led to being an art teacher and founder of th
Family and consumer science scholarships support three education majors
National Honor Society members encouraged to continue leadership through service
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M.S. school counseling program to go online to help meet high state demand for trained professionals
Wisconsin projected to need 1,500 more counselors within five years; need in rural schools is critical, professors’ research shows
Inspiring Graduate: Jessica Daley, B.S. Family & Consumer Sciences Education
Daley, hired before graduation, enjoys teaching students life skills
Meteorologist follows new path to special education teaching career
In more than a decade as a meteorologist, Nick Grunseth prepared thousands of TV weather forecasts. In 2018, he had to forecast something else — his future.
Alumni, retired professor honored at marketing, business education event
Two alumni and a former professor from UW-Stout were honored recently at a statewide marketing and business education conference.
Students help educate police officers about health, well-being
Menomonie Police Sgt. Tyler Hamann knows the stresses of responding to emergency calls, not having time to take meal breaks, getting called in early for shifts
More than 100 outstanding students recognized at annual Leadership Awards ceremony
Wood Medallion recipients Charest, Timm share experiences in service on and off campus
Technology education students design, build robots for friendly competition
A cheese grater became the chassis of one robot at a University of Wisconsin-Stout class as students battled for the bragging rights of having their bot survive