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.
Golf management alum, students adding Ryder Cup to their resumes
When the biennial Ryder Cup begins this week in Wisconsin, UW-Stout and its golf management program will be well represented.
Inspiring Graduate: Willa Rodencal, B.S. Retail & Merchandising Management
'The polytechnic environment is one that we are taught in from day one.'
Inspiring Graduate: Ethan Myers, B.S. Packaging
‘Hands-on, applied learning is the best thing about Stout.’
Master’s graduate Bernin has ‘awesome experience’ in WiSys Quick Pitch state finals
Josh Bernin had a day to remember recently when he earned his master’s degree in May from UW-Stout. Then, he had another special moment two months later.
Polytechnic universities focus on practical, career-oriented skills, offering an alternative to traditional universities
Professors Kelly Droege and Laura Reisinger details what distinguishes the polytechnic universities from traditional education.
Science graduate diving into career with vaccine research
Jack Hemsath admits that it’s surreal to put on a lab coat and walk into work at the world-renowned Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
#StoutProud Impact: Annika ('27)
Annika discovered her calling at UW-Stout, where a vibrant polytechnic experience is shaping her journey toward becoming a technology education teacher.
Unmapped careers: Alum artist, former National Geographic cartographer, is Cabot Executive
Stoehr turned his dreams into two unexpected careers, will open art exhibit during Cabot program
Wisconsin Science Olympiad students love challenge, fun of learning
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Building a ping pong ball catapult with six drinking straws, three rubber bands and duct tape in 35 minutes proved to be a formidable but fun task for many of t