Red Cedar Watershed Conference
Red Cedar Watershed Conference: Land, Water and People Coming Together!
Board of Regents approves promotions, tenure for 28 faculty
The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents has approved promotions and tenure recommendations for 28 UW-Stout faculty members effective for the 2020-21
Red Cedar Watershed project wins Momentum West Regional Impact Award
A three-year water quality improvement collaborative project between national, state and local agencies including University of Wisconsin-Stout garnered this ye
PHOTO ESSAY: An Un-Belize-able Venture into the Neotropics
Discover what Environmental & Conservation Science students do on location in Belize in our Natural History of the Neotropics class.
Streamlining the Eligibility Determination Process
If you haven’t tried the new form yet, we encourage you to check it out!
Donna Schuh
Administrative Assistant II
Department
Stout Vocational Rehabilitation Institute (SVRI)
Office
201U Vocational Rehabilitation Bldg.
Phone
715-232-5547
Email
schuhdo@uwstout.edu
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.
Professor receives national award for research on gender stereotypes in heterosexual relationships
Maier’s dissertation explores ways therapists can help couples build supportive relationships
Two recent graduates receive special UW System honors
Two recent University of Wisconsin-Stout graduates have received special state recognition and will be honored Thursday, Nov. 8, at a ceremony in Madison hosted