Monday's event will be moderated by Tim Shiell (MCSII Director) and feature speaker Jon Shelton (History, UW-Green Bay), and respondents Bob Zeidel (History, UW-Stout) and Tim Shiell (MCSII Director).
Tuesday's event will be moderated by Dominique Vargas (EDI Interim Executive Director) and feature panelists Adam Kissel (Senior Fellow, Cardinal Institute for WV Policy), Howard Schweber (Political Science, UW-Madison), and Sandi Scott (Dean of Students).
Freaking out about what your career will look like with that science degree you are pursuing if you:
Hate working at the bench?
Don’t want to be a teacher or professor?
Are unsure about going to grad school?
Haven’t thought about anything other than making it through today. Let’s explore the options out there and answer your
questions to help you narrow down and find the best position(s) that fit you.
Join Promega Corporation for some career exploration!
Bring your own electronic device to enjoy an evening of Jackbox games. Our audience will help choose which party pack and games we'll play. Entry to this event is free and there will be candy prizes!
This event is part of our Exploring the Limits of Expression series of events. Timothy Dale (UW-La Crosse) and Jane Kirtley (University of Minnesota) will discuss the distinctions between hate speech and free speech, and how they exist in our current climate and culture.
Join us as we listen to a panel of UW-Stout students currently enrolled in graduate school here at Stout. Panelists will discuss their undergraduate successes, their current career path, and offer advice for current students. A representative from McNair Scholars will also be presenting. A Q&A will conclude the event.
Three SOAD students will be presenting research on whether or not Confederate monuments should be taken down, or left in place. The moderator for the discussion is Jon Rosario. Stephanie Howell will present from the perspective of keeping the monuments on view, while Nathan Gosswiller will counter that position by advocating to remove the monuments. Dr. Cynthia Bland is the faculty mentor.
Harley-Davidson is looking forward to chatting with Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors in Mechanical Engineering & Engineering Technology for both full-time and Cooperative Education and Internship Program (CEIP) positions!
Stop and chat with Harley-Davidson representatives about roles they are actively recruiting for and to schedule an interview.
Bring your resume with you and be ready to network!
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Commencement ceremonies for students graduating in the Fall and Winterm will be held on Saturday, December 18th. Ceremonies will be in-person and each student will be allowed 4 tickets. Guest seating will be in pods of 4, socially distanced at 3 feet apart. Extra tickets will not be available. The event will be livestreamed and individuals may view the ceremony from either the Commencement website or on campus in the Memorial Student Center. More details will be forthcoming. The deadline to apply and be included in the Commencement program is Friday, October 22nd. Learn how to apply for graduation by clicking, here!
Sponsored by: Commencement For more information contact: Britta Miller
And Justice for All - Civil Liberties Art Exhibition
An art exhibition on the subject of civil liberties, on display from October 18th to October 29th in Applied Arts Gallery 209. The closing reception and awards ceremony will take place on October 27th at 5:30 PM. Curated by Renee Carrell and featuring jurors Cynthia Bland, Jerry Hui, Masako Onodera, and Shelley Pecha. This project was created for Cynthia Bland's Civil Liberties Research Fellowship, funded by the Menard Center for the Study of Institutions & Innovation.
Sponsored by:Menard Center for the Study of Institutions and Innovation For more information contact: Cynthia Bland
Film Production On Campus for New Virtual Tour
The week of October 25-29, a EAB YouVisit film production crew will be on campus filming for a new UW-Stout virtual campus tour. Marketing Communications (MarCom) will coordinate the filming at various locations around campus. Signage will be at each location notifying individuals that filming is about to begin and/or in progress. During filming, if you are in the area being filmed, you may be asked to stay in place or relocate for a brief period.
Sponsored by: Marketing and Communications (MarCom) For more information contact: Gary Schuester
Three student research conference oppertunities
Go to ORSP website for more information and links to apply!
Viterbo in LaCrosse is hosting the Seven Rivers Undergraduate Research Symposium on Friday, November 12th. Apply as a presenter or attendee by Wednesday, November 3rd.
Harvard is hosting the National Collegiate Research Conference January 21st-23rd. Apply as a presenter or non-presenter by Wednesday, December 1st.
The virtual Council for Undergraduate Research national conference in April 2022 is accepting abstracts to present by Friday, Nov. 22.
Sponsored by:Office of Research and Sponsored Programs For more information contact: Chela Cea
Notetaker needed for student in CHEM 135
Disability Services is looking for a peer note-taker! A peer note taker is needed for a student enrolled in CHEM 135 that meets Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday each week from 9:05am-10:00am. The pay is $10.00 per hour. This is what we are looking for:
You must have good note-taking skills, legible handwriting, and be dependable.
A GPA of 3.0 and above is preferred.
You will be required to get the notes to the student on the same day as the class meets.
If you miss class, it is your responsibility to find a replacement note-taker for that class session.
If you are interested, please contact the Disability Services Office located in room 120 of the RSSLC (University Library).
Sponsored by: Disability Services For more information contact: Tamara Giljohann
Blue Devil Productions Applications Open
Are you interested in event planning, graphic design, web design or marketing? Blue Devil Productions has positions available for you. Blue Devil Productions is hiring and applications for all positions are now open. It is a great resume builder! If you would like more information visit our website or apply here!
Sponsored by:Blue Devil Productions For more information contact: Elizabeth Offerosky
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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! Our meetings are open and available to the public. Feel free to stop in and listen, and hear your peers discuss important student issues.