Meet & Greet: 4:00 PM
Panel: 4:30-5:30 PM
Featuring panelists Frank Brown, Keenan Grenell, Charles Ross (virtual), and Tamisha Butler
This event is available in-person or virtually.
Co-sponsored by Black Student Union and UW-Stout School of Management
Come and join us in the Terrace for a BINGO for a super special duplicity BINGO. There will be 2 winners per round in honor of Two’s Day! Win FREE Prizes either solo or with friends! This event is first come first serve, so come early to secure your spot! Rsvp does not guarantee your spot.
Join Latinos Unidos to learn about different Latinx cultures and create crafts such as Mexican Calaveras, Panamanian Mola Art, and Guatemalan Paper Quetzals. Snacks and all supplies will be provided.
PEAK offers comprehensive programming that builds leadership-focused, social and emotional learning skills, spanning into adulthood.
The PEAK Initiative’s approach to leadership development is driven by best practices in social-emotional learning and experiential education with proven results. Our success has led us to expand our offerings beyond summer camp to include after-school and weekend offerings, year-round. To date, we have served thousands of youth through our programs.
What is traditional ecological knowledge? What threatens these knowledge systems? How can we work as a greater society to be more inclusive of other ways of knowing? Come share an afternoon with Dylan Bizhikiins Jennings as he leads a workshop designed to engage students, staff, faculty, and community members on Ojibwe worldview and knowledge systems that are still very much relevant today.
This workshop aims to foster improved understanding of and support for the military affiliated student population at UW-Stout to enable their success. Military service members and veterans are one of the fastest growing groups of non-traditional students in U.S. colleges and universities. They bring unique perspectives and valuable experiences but may face challenges as students. Additionally, the spouses and children of veterans and military service members comprise a segment of the student population. Participants of this workshop will gain insight and tools benefitting this student group and the UW-Stout community.
This workshop is centered on the experience of women of color in regard to racial and gender oppression. The main idea of this workshop is to acknowledge and unpack the unique way in which women of color navigate life and specifically university life with an emphasis on gendered racial oppression. The primary goal for this workshop is to help the Stout community recognize the unique experience of women of color at Stout; and furthermore equipping them with tools to help minimize and mitigate the effects of this inimitable experience!
This workshop will be rooted in discussion and building upon the “wisdom of the room”! With that said, this topic may be difficult for some to discuss openly and may create some level of discomfort…as with any discussion or workshop the goal is not to cause harm but to enrich individual experiences and Stout’s culture!
Join the Qube and Gus Hinton, an animator and alum of Stout, for a screening of Closet Combat. Gus Hinton is an animator based in Minneapolis. Born, raised, and educated in Wisconsin, he grew up with a strong sense of practicality, hard work ethic, and affinity for dairy products. He's sought video and animation since birth, enjoying movies, video games, and drawing awesome stick figure action comics. He has made a career out of telling stories through movement.
What does coalition building mean? Romeo Jackson will lead an insightful workshop on what coalition means, how to coalition build, and provide a community mapping tool to help build coalitions within your institution, community, and political home.
For Diversity Week 2022, The Qube is hosting Queer Magic: LGBTQIA+ Religion and Spirituality Panel.
Explore fascinating insights from LGBTQIA+ folks from a variety of faiths. From Pagans and Buddhists, to Muslims and Christians, and others who walk a spiritual path. Listen in as panelists share their stories of inspiration and experience being Queer and Religious/Spiritual.
Diversity Week 2022 is sponsored by SSA Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (ssadiversity@uwstout.edu)
Invisible identities are aspects of ourselves that are not immediately apparent, with an emphasis on identities that are marginalized. Invisible identities include various disabilities, LGBTQIA+ identities, and some racial and ethnic identities. Join the Involvement Center's social justice programming team for an interactive tabling event exploring what it means to hold an invisible identity and how these identities interact with concepts like oppression and privilege.
If you are an individual with a disability and need accommodations, please email Josie Koenigs or call 715-232-1958 at least a week in advance.
Research Day registration closes Feb. 28. You can register for one or more presentation types:
In-Person Poster/Visual Art on May 3
In-Person Oral Presentation on May 3 and/or
Virtual Presentation via Canvas May 2-6 (video plus Q&A required).
Register alone or with co-presenters. Choose the best presentation option(s) for your needs and goals. Register through the link.
Sponsored by: Office of Research and Sponsored Programs For more information contact:Chela Cea Register Here
Volunteer at Career Conference
Want to boost your resume, network with employers, and be part of one of the largest career conferences in the nation? Volunteer at Career Conference February 28th-March 3! Shifts are typically two consecutive hours and sign up is easy.
Are you a senior graduating in the Spring of 2022 or Fall of 2022? If so, Apply for the Samuel E. Wood Medallion Award! Samuel E. Wood served UW-Stout in a variety of roles over his career at the University. Perhaps most significantly to student government, Sam served as advisor to the University Student Senate for 13 years while also holding the positions of Dean of Students and Assistant Chancellor for Student Services at Stout.
The Samuel E. Wood Medallion application will remain open until March 11th, 2022 at 11:59pm. Applicants will be notified of their selection in March/April and recipients will be honored during the Leadership Awards.
If you know a deserving leader on the campus, the deadline to submit a nomination for the annual Leadership Awards is quickly approaching! Students are welcome to self-nominate or nominate others for the awards below.
Student Employee of the Year
Student Staff Team of the Year
Bill Siedlecki Advisor of the Year
Student Organization Event of the Year - $200 award
Student Org of the Year
Outstanding Student Leader of the Year
Learn more and make your nomination on CONNECT no later than Friday, March 11th at 11:59pm.
We're trying this again! Sally Ann Hall is coming to UW Stout, this time for real! Inspired by the fiery volcanoes of Alaska and the swampy potato marshes of Idaho from which she hails, Sally Ann Hall has a comedic style that combines wit and charm with childlike bladder control. She is the winner of both the 2018 Laughing Devil Comedy Festival and the 2017 She Devil Comedy Festival in New York City, where she is based. She’s also performed at the 2018 Women in Comedy Festival, NC Comedy Festival and the Laughing Skull Festival in Atlanta and is a regular performer at Comic Strip Live, LOL Comedy Club, The Stand, New York Comedy Club, Greenwich Comedy Club, Eastville, and Gotham.
Stay Outside is an indie rock project from the heartland formed by childhood friends Aaron Becker and Garrett Johnston. The quartet writes transparent, emotive tunes with expansive, anthemic crescendos.
Blue Devil Productions is proud to present Ghostbusters: Afterlife for students, staff, and the public on February 25th. There will be two showings available, 6 pm and 9 pm, in Applied Arts 210.
Ghosterbusters: Afterlife is a supernatural comedy that released in 2021, and is a continuation of the original Ghostbusters movies.
When a single mom and her two kids arrive in a small town, they begin to discover their connection to the original Ghostbusters and the secret legacy their grandfather left behind.
This movie is FREE for everyone! Masks are required.