Virtual panel April 16 to address COVID-19 economic impacts
The economic impacts of COVID-19, skyrocketing unemployment and impacts on the nation’s supply chain are some of the topics of a virtual panel discussion sponso
LAKES students to present Red Cedar watershed research July 31
Could biochar from two invasive species help remove the nutrients that feed blue-green algae blooms in Lake Menomin?
Championing teachers: Community, state support are vital in recruiting, retention of educators
UW-Stout prepares future teachers through personalized approach; Teach Day event for high schoolers is Oct. 15
Employers: Opportunities exist for job-seekers
Karen Glinski, a recruiter and part of the Skyward organizational development team, says there are job opportunities out there for graduates despite COVID-19.
Professor co-authors textbook on diversity, inclusion and cultural competency for family success
Kimmery Newsom, University of Wisconsin-Stout assistant professor and program director of human development and family studies, knew there needed to be a ...
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 2021-22
State education executive, an alumna, to be featured Feb. 26
An alumna who works for the state Department of Public Instruction is the 2019 Career and Technical Education Executive in Residence at UW-Stout.
Foundations of Artificial Intelligence for Educators
Critically analyze current artificial intelligence (AI) trends, anticipate future developments, unlock the potential of AI
Health of Red Cedar River watershed to be focus of 11th annual conference at UW-Stout
Event March 9 will feature three keynote speakers; two professors to discuss status of area lakes, rivers
Speaker to address aging game players, accessibility in video games
A video game designer is the next guest for the School of Art and Design Speaker Series.