All students are invited to join our Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Team in our Spring 2021 Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Town Hall. The Town Hall is March 16 from 3:30pm-5:00pm on Teams. During this time students will hear updates on our university’s EDI initiatives, and then there will be breakout groups for small group discussions to talk through what Stout students would like to see from the
university in regard to continuing our commitment to EDI.
Test your *LUCK* at a shamrock-filled evening on yet another Wednesday night of Bingo. Join us wearing green celebrating and seeing if you can walk away from the Great Hall with a pot of gold (or some of the prizes!) Treats will be given to all attendees.
Round 1 | 7:00 PM
Round 2 | 8:30 PM
Participants are required to register ahead of time and can only register for one round.
On March 17, 2020, our campus closed to the public in an effort to slow the spread of the COVID pandemic. On Stout’s first COVIDversary, join the UW-Stout Archives to view recordings from its June 2020 COVID campus oral history project and learn more about how some members of the Stout community coped with the Spring 2020 closure. We’ll leave time for meeting participants to share their thoughts and stories. Register to reserve your spot and receive the Teams meeting link.
Monday Meet Ups are a series of collaborative, various themed evening events that allow you to get to know other Blue Devils and take some time to refresh and learn more about you. This week we are collaborating with URec to promote wellness with an evening including both Zumba and Yoga in the Great Hall. Bring a mat if you have one or feel free to use one of ours. Cookies will also be provided to all attendees.
Dietetics club will come in and discuss their club and stress the importance of eating healthy for 30 minutes. A guest speaker from Rize will come in and discuss the importance of yoga for a healthy mind for 30 minutes
Not sure if you plan to get vaccinated? Find out about the benefits of the COVID-19 vaccines, how they work, the possible side effects and the importance of continuing to take infection prevention steps. Join us for an informational panel and get your questions answered to make the best decision for you.
Panelist include:
Dr. Erin Hall-Rhoades, Physician at UW-Stout
KT Gallagher, Health Officer/Director at Dunn County
Sandi Scott, Dean of Students at UW-Stout
Dr. Alex Hall, Biology Professor & Physician at UW-Stout
Employer in Residence is an opportunity to engage with industry professionals, expand your network and increase your awareness of career possibilities.
Wealth of opportunities available with a thriving company right in your backyard! Lots of entry level management positions available that they can quickly turn into a career as Menards is growing and promotes from within based on individual’s performance.
Majors:
B.S. in Business Administration
B.S. in Management
B.S. in Supply Chain Management
B.S. in Computer Networking and Information Technology
B.S. in Information Technology Management
B.S. in Graphic Design and Interactive Media
B.S. in Construction
Link to recording once available can be found here
This event is part of the UW System Spring 2021 Virtual Career Trek series, and is hosted by UW Eau Claire. All UW System students are invited to attend!
Attending a Virtual Career trek is an opportunity:
• to engage with industry professionals
• expand your network
• increase your awareness of career possibilities
Looking For a Creative Writing Project? Write About Blaze!
Want to help build Blaze’s Backstory of how our mascot came to be? Submit your story in Word to stoutstories@uwstout.edu by Wednesday, April 14.
• Use historical, geographical references to Menomonie, UW-Stout
• Submit a Participant Release Form
MarCom may edit or use part of your story to build the final version and will own Blaze’s Backstory. Contributors will be acknowledged.
MCSII is calling for students to submit their essay, poetry, photo, artwork, video, or other creation on a civil liberty topic to help educate others and for the chance to win a prize.
1st Prize: $500
2nd Prize: $200
Up to Three Honorable Mention Prizes: $100 each
Preferred topics include freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of religion, and the right to vote. Entries must be received by 12:30 pm, Friday, April 2, 2021.
Sponsored by: Menard Center for the Study of Institutions and Innovation For more information contact:Tim Shiell website
University Student Senate Election Nominations
Are you looking to get more involved on-campus? Do you want to make a difference at UW-Stout? Are you passionate about student life and student issues? Getting involved in the Stout Student Association, YOUR Student Government, is a great way to do so! As a representative in UW-Stout's student government, you will have many opportunities to make an impact on campus.
Our annual elections are happening soon, so now is the time if you want to run for any of our open positions! You can learn more about open positions, key dates, and how to nominate yourself for a position here: website
All nominations must be completed and turned in by noon on March 18th to appear on the ballot. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Clerk of Elections at email.
Sponsored by: Stout Student Association For more information contact:Chris Johnson website
Rainbow Graduation
Graduating students can now sign up to participate in the Qube's Rainbow Graduation ceremony and receive a free rainbow tassel. Rainbow Graduation will be on April 29th from 6-8PM. Sign up here
Sponsored by: QUBE For more information contact: Nicole Eastmann
UW-Stout is competing in Campus Race to Zero Waste (formerly known as Recyclemania), an eight-week waste reduction competition until March 27. Our cumulative results for weeks 1-5 are:
Recycling: 20% of total waste (32,000 lbs)
Compost: 17% of total waste (26,720 lbs)
Trash: 63% of total waste (101,600 lbs)
Last year, we placed #1 in the UW System. Currently we're in second place behind UW-Platteville. You can help us stay #1 by reducing, reusing, composting and recycling as much as possible.
Sponsored by: Sustainability Office & Waste Reduction Workgroup For more information contact: Sarah Rykal
Stay informed with the Stout Student Association. University Student Senate meetings are held weekly on Tuesdays with standing committee meetings throughout the week!
Please join us for this week's meeting of University Student Senate! All are welcome to attend virtually through the meeting link, call-in number, or by tuning into the SSA Facebook page. Access the meeting materials here.
Anyone in need of accommodations should contact the Director of Communications in advance at ssacommunications@uwstout.edu.
Want to learn more about the Stout Student Association? Click here!