From: Involvement Center Date: March 23, 2020 Subject: Campus Life Today | Monday, March 23, 2020
MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020
As everyone adjusts to a new normal, campus will continue to keep you connected via Campus Life Today. Departments and organizations will be working to offer virtual opportunities in the coming days along with sharing resources to support you
through the remainder of the semester.
Kicking off ART + DESIGN Week, come learn the tips and tricks to crafting a creative resume. This will be your first portfolio piece for an employer, so make great!
On Monday, March 23rd, join the meeting via the link below:
Join the meeting via Microsoft Teams (teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_MDljYjBhZmMtN2NiOS00NDY2LWE4ODQtY2NmYzg1YjJjM2Uz%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22b71a81a3-2f95-4381-9b89-c62343a66052%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%228cfe7d87-ed5e-4db2-9919-5870bfc14285%22%7d)
Every Thursday from Noon-1PM, Qube Coordinator Nicole will be hosting a virtual LGBTQIA+ hangout on Microsoft Teams. The link to join will be posted on our Facebook page each week.
Last week's spring break looked much different for us than normal. There was no ocean view, no fun in the sun and definitely no sea creatures. The Monterey Bay Aquarium can help with that - take a few minutes to explore on webcam! Be delighted by the antics of their sea otters or mellow out to the hypnotic drifting of their jellies. With ten live cams to choose from, you can experience the wonder of the ocean no matter where you are.
The Student Advisory Committee provides a leadership position for students where they can provide prospective, input and advice for the Career Services office on student needs.
Apply by April 8th to be considered - https://uwstout.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_01djxkWTtJPIcQJ
Inquires and questions can be directed to Liz Julian at julianl@uwstout.edu, or 715-232-1653
Blue Devil Market is open today (Monday 3/23) for business from 7:00 am - 7:00 pm.
Sponsored by: University Dining Service For more information contact: Website
WOO Leader Applications Are Open!
Help us welcome Stout's new students this coming year during welcome week! Help make a true difference in these new students' college start. You will be one of the first faces the new students will connect with UW Stout. The dates you will need to be free for are listed below.
Training sessions: Tuesday, September 1st - Friday, September 4th
Week One: Sunday, September 6 - Wednesday, September 9th
Applications due April 10th. Sponsored by: Orientation department For more information contact:Tony Hughes Orientation Specialist Application
Community Food Pantry Services
For students in need, the Stepping Stones Food Pantry in Menomonie provides food and personal care items to low-income residents of Dunn County. The pantry is located at 1602 Stout Road in Menomonie. For hours or more information visit steppingstonesdc.org or call 715-235-2920.
Finding Vivian Maier delves into the recent discovery of this groundbreaking artist, who for years had been wholly unknown to the art world, but has since taken it by storm. Maier's strange and riveting life and art are revealed through never-before-seen photographs, films, and interviews with dozens who thought they knew her. This selection, one of the 100,000+ titles in your Video Streaming Library, is brought to you by Alexander Street.
Sponsored by: UW-Stout Library For more information contact:Cory Mitchell Website
Career Services Office Update
Due to public health recommendations from the Chancellor for COVID-19, the Career Services office will be serving our students, faculty, staff and external stakeholders remotely until further notice. Please email any and all questions to careerservices@uwstout.edu. We will respond in a timely fashion.
For all concerns related to Coop, Internships, and Field experiences please email directly to Coop@uwstout.edu. Thank you for your patience.
The University Library, Instructional Resources Service, and Archives are closed indefinitely in response to COVID-19, Coronavirus. We are still committed to helping students and faculty continue to be successful in the online learning environment, and our staff is available to assist with research help and obtaining electronic materials.
All textbooks and library materials are now due on or before September 8th, 2020. We encourage students to keep any resources that are needed for completion of spring classes until they return to campus. The library exterior lobby is open for returns from 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. until March 27th, and the book drop is open 24/7 for those who wish to return materials before they leave campus.
At this time, the IRB remains operational. Please continue to monitor the latest information on COVID 19 at the designated Stout web page.
You do not need to notify the IRB if you voluntarily and temporarily suspend human subjects interactions on your protocol due to concerns of COVID-19. If you currently have in-person interactions scheduled with human participants through remainder of the semester and plan to continue research through alternative means (video conference, online technology. etc.), you must submit a request for a modification to the IRB prior to implementing changes in the protocol.
Please include revised informed consent documents and describe the modifications in the consent process, data collection procedure, and revised data management plans in your request. Please submit your modification via the link.
The IRB will review modified human subject protocols in the order they are submitted.
Sponsored by: Office of Research and Sponsored Programs For more information contact:Seth Langreck Website
Access Student Technology Resources
As you begin to navigate an online learning enivroment, Learning Technology Services has a variety of resources available to you. Access resources for online learning, web conferencing, and mobile hotspots on StoutCloud.
Take a Mindful Moment | Focus on what you can control
So much is happening in the world that is out of our control, but when we face uncertain times, we should focus on what we can control in our own lives. This includes doing what makes you feel safe, which will look different for everyone. Some things you can control to take care of yourself include: Washing your hands, taking your vitamins, practicing social distancing or social isolation, and trying not to touch your face.
Another way you can have some control is by creating a daily routine. Sticking to a schedule can help normalize your day and ensure that there is some structure. Be sure to allow some downtime each day.
Thanks to the online reource, The Counseling Teacher, for the visual graphic to help you focus on what you can control.
Stay Informed
With the ever-changing COVID-19 coronavirus situation, UW-Stout continues to evaluate the situation case-by-case. For the most up-to-date information, visit www.uwstout.edu/coronavirus.
This website is intended to serve as a resource for faculty, staff and students and will be regularly updated..