Homecoming game, parade and other festivities, Oct. 3-8
Special events include fun run, Soapbox Derby, alumni breakfast, artists in action
Kyle Steiner
Lecturer / Head Track & Field Coach
Department
Kinesiology, Health, Food & Nutritional Sciences Department
Office
216 Sports and Fitness Center
Phone
715-232-2371
Email
steinerky@uwstout.edu
Counseling Center, Student Life and Services plan events to help students cope with stress
University of Wisconsin-Stout student Amara Miller filled a light blue balloon with flour to create her stress ball Thursday, April 15. She laughed as she spill
Spring Move Out cuts waste, encourages reuse and recycling
Thirty-seven electronic devices and appliances and 20 bed and futon frames stayed out of Dunn County landfills thanks to ...
Sessions & Presenters
Red Cedar Watershed Conference Sessions & Presenters
Professors receive sabbaticals, named research, ethics fellows
A total of 25 University of Wisconsin-Stout professors have been awarded sabbaticals or have been named Ethics Fellows or Research Fellows for 2019-20.
2017 UW-Stout Scholarly Activity
A listing of submitted faculty scholarly activity, research and presentations, from 2017
Dr. Michael Bird
Assistant Professor / Program Director / Minor Advisor
Department
Kinesiology, Health, Food & Nutritional Sciences Department
Office
259 Jarvis Hall Tech Wing
Phone
715-232-1423
Email
birdm@uwstout.edu
School of Hospitality Leadership to celebrate five decades of success
Associate Dean Kristal Gerdes believes there’s an overarching reason why UW-Stout’s School of Hospitality Leadership is recognized as one of the world's best.
Why are rubies red and emeralds green? Their colors come from the same metal in their atomic structure
Dean Daniel Freedman explains the science behind why rubies are red and emeralds are green.