Rehabilitation counseling graduate ‘epitomizes service in her role,’ receives national award
Stillion’s holistic approach is at the center of her client care
Human development and family studies students build awareness about importance of helping professions
Three seniors present nationally, share experiences in program
Environmental science senior learns from jobs as COVID-19 specimen processor, campus lab tech
Elmore receives hands-on lab experiences in medical sciences field
Food science graduate, undergraduate receive industry scholarships for achievements
Research and involvement expected to propel their careers and industry connections
PHOTO ESSAY: Skeletons in the Closet
Discover what Applied Biochem & Molecular Biology; Applied Science; Dietetics; and Health, Wellness & Fitness students do on day one in Anatomy and Physiology.
PHOTO ESSAY: I See Trees of Green…
Discover what Environmental Science students do on day one in their Plants and People class.
Family, consumer sciences/DPI event to bring 200 teachers
The Family and Consumer Sciences Education Conference, in conjunction with the state Department of Public Instruction Child Care Conference, is Sept. 28.
Rehabilitation alumna is new director of Minnesota agency for the blind
Beginning when she was a student at UW-Stout, Natasha Jerde had no doubt about her career path — once she discovered vocational rehabilitation.
‘The Future Depends on Teachers’ campaign celebrates role educators play in shaping children’s lives
Three education students share their experiences, encourage others to join profession
New national training center provides programming, credentials for vocational rehabilitation leaders
UW-Stout partnering with UMass-Boston; professionals from 10 states already pursuing new certification