Chancellor draws on lessons learned from two lives for commencement address
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Chancellor Bob Meyer drew on the lives of two very different people while delivering his eighth commencement speech Saturday, May 5.
Chancellor finalists to present to campus, public beginning Nov. 8
The four finalists for the position of chancellor at University of Wisconsin-Stout are scheduled to give presentations at separate forums.
Chancellor Frank congratulates 1,105 graduates: ‘Your stories amaze and inspire us’
Three commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, at University of Wisconsin-Stout celebrated the success of 1,105 graduates.
Chancellor Frank delivers her first commencement address virtually
University of Wisconsin-Stout Chancellor Katherine P. Frank delivered her first commencement address Saturday, May 9, to 1,183 graduates.
Chancellor Frank featured on Menomonie Chamber Chatter podcast
Hosts Ashley DeMuth and Scott Montesano welcome Chancellor Katherine Frank for episode #3 of the Menomonie Chamber Chatter podcast..
Chancellor Frank recognizes veterans
Today is Veterans Day, a day of recognition established in 1954 by Congress to honor those who have served our country and to thank them for their sacrifices.
Chancellor Frank tells UW System Board of Regents that UW-Stout is poised to do more for the state
Chancellor Katherine Frank told the UW System Board of Regents that she is proud of how UW-Stout is serving the state but that it is poised to do more.
Chancellor Katherine P. Frank
Welcome from Chancellor Katherine P. Frank
Chancellor lauds graduates for persevering during uncertain times
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Chancellor Katherine Frank congratulated graduates for earning their degrees and for persevering during the past 15 months.
Chancellor Meyer announces plan to retire in August
UW-Stout Chancellor Bob Meyer announced Monday, March 4, that he is retiring on Aug. 18 from the institution where he has worked for a total of 32 years.