Join the Involvement Center and Menomonie Rotary as we pack meals to fight childhood hunger within our community and throughout the world! Sign-up is open to individual students/staff or student organization groups. Packing sessions are an hour long and run from 1:25pm-2:25pm, 2:30pm-3:30pm, 3:35pm-4:35pm, 4:40pm-5:40pm. There are also volunteer shifts available for set-up and cleanup.
Individuals wishing to register for more than one timeslot must select the number of timeslots they'd like in the quantity field before registering. You'll then be prompted to select a timeslot for each ticket.
If you wish to register as a group, each member of your group must reserve their own ticket and be sure to pick the same timeslot. Space is limited in each session, so we suggest that your group registers early as we are unable to hold spaces. Groups should only register for one timeslot to provide opportunities for other students and groups.
Join us for a night full of fall fun! Come check out our most fun fall themed night in Price Commons; featuring live music (brought to you by BDP), pumpkin painting, fall themed games, and fall themed snacks! Grab your flannel and get ready, we'll see you there!
Join fellow Stouties for a refreshing walk to the Menomonie Farmer's Market! Enjoy fresh air, good company, and local flavors just steps from campus. It's the perfect mid-day break — stretch your legs, support local vendors, and maybe grab some lunch or a fresh snack or two!
For more information about Car Free Week, please visit our webpage: https://connect.uwstout.edu/Sustainable/2024-car-free-week/
Student Life Services will host a Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Training Workshop from on Tuesday, October 7 from 1pm - 3pm (Oakwood, MSC).
QPR is an emergency response protocol for someone who is in a suicidal crisis. The training identifies the warning signs, clues and suicidal communication of people in trouble and provides the skills to act to prevent a possible tragedy. This session is specifically for students. Register here to attend.
Navaratri is popular festival celebrated across south Asia. The festival is nine nights and is typically celebrated through dance. Join us for a night of traditional dance spanning three regions of India and beyond! No experience is required as dances will be taught by student representatives. While many students may be dressed in traditional attire, there is no dress code for participants. The only thing you need to bring is a sense of adventure and eagerness to explore another culture!
Bridging the Divide seeks to reduce partisan division by fostering civil discourse among students and promoting civic virtue. The program brings students with different ideological and partisan political perspectives together for small group conversations about current political issues and beliefs.
Rather than reaching a consensus, the goal is simply to replace snark with civil dialogue and increase engagement and understanding between people with different opinions. We replace snark with conversation, tweets with real talk, and scrolls & likes with face-to-face dialogue. In addition, we like to make it fun and enjoyable with FREE SNACKS!!
That's right: Blue Devil Productions is bringing the Game Grumps to UW-Stout for an exclusive Q&A session! This event will be taking place on November 9th from 2pm-3pm in the MSC Great Hall. Tickets are on sale for UW-Stout students only for $10 until October 19th. Get your tickets today; you won't want to miss this! (Tickets will go on sale for the general public starting October 19th)
Students interested in doing research or artistic projects can apply for grants up to $2,500 to cover their costs or grants up to $1,500 (individual)/$5,000 (group) to present at a conference or publish. Check out proposal and budget forms and examples here and apply by Monday, November 3, 11:59 pm. Questions? Call, email or meet with ORSP. The next deadline is Monday, February 16.
Sponsored by: Office of Research and Sponsored Programs For more information contact: Chela Cea | 715-232-5421 Learn More
Survey about academic calendar preferences open
The Educational Activities Committee invites students, faculty, and staff to weigh in on the academic calendar. The EAC creates the academic calendar each year and would like to have better data to guide its choices.
The academic calendar preferences survey is not for a specific calendar year, since each year presents unique challenges; rather, it is meant to guide the EAC for several years to come. The survey will close Friday, Oct. 3.
Sponsored by: Educational Activities Committee For more information contact: Daniel Sinkovits | 715-232-2544 Learn More
