Temporary Grading Policy Adjustments
The Faculty Senate supported a resolution that results in temporary grading policy adjustments for students enrolled in the spring 2020 term, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These changes are in effect from March 13, 2020, the last day of face-to-face teaching, until May 20, 2020. The policy adjustments include changes to credit/no credit grading, W grades and GPAs during probation. Learn more at the links below.
Policy Adjustments
FAQs
Sponsored by: Dean of Students Office
For more information contact: Dean of Students Office
Voter Update for Menomonie Residents
To minimize the spread of COVID-19 and to protect poll workers, the City Clerk’s office is encouraging voters to request an absentee ballot through myvote.wi.gov. Voters may also register and vote by absentee ballot at the City Clerk’s office, 800 Wilson Ave, from 8:30am to Noon each day this week.
If you wish to vote in-person on election day, please note that the city of Menomonie has consolidated voting locations. All Menomonie residents living in wards 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 wishing to vote in-person on April 7th, should report to the Menomonie Leisure Center (1412 6th Street). Menomonie residents living in wards 1 and 2 will continue to vote at Christ Lutheran Church (1306 Wilcox Street), and wards 10 & 11 will vote at Chippewa Valley Technical College (403 Technology Dr. East).
Sponsored by: City of Menomonie and Involvement Center
For more information contact: myvote.wi.gov
Become a poll worker
Wisconsin is looking for citizens to serve as poll workers for the Tuesday, April 7, election. Many veteran poll workers are unable to work the polls so younger citizens are asked to step up. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic many Wisconsin cities, towns and villages are looking for extra volunteers to assist with running the election.
Those interested can find their clerk by searching using their address. Click on the clerk’s email address to send him or her a message with “Poll Worker Applicant” in the subject line. Applicants should include a few words about their interests and their contact information
To be a poll worker, a person must:
- Be a qualified elector of the county in which the municipality is located (i.e., an adult citizen of the United States who has resided in the election district for 10 consecutive days and is not otherwise disqualified to vote)
- Be at least 17 years-old
- Be able to read and write fluently in the English language
- Not be a candidate for any office to be voted on at the polling place at that election.
Poll workers do everything from check-in voters, help people register to vote, check photo IDs and process absentee ballots. Local clerks will provide training prior to election day. This is a great opportunity for college students to get involved with the democratic process.
Sponsored by: Executive Communications
For more information contact: Doug Mell
Find Your Clerk Here
Transfer Credit Questions?
Do you have questions on how your transfer credits may (or may not) be applying to your degree program at UW-Stout? Please be as specific in your email as possible with your question identifying the transfer course in question and what school that credit is coming from, and applicability to degree program that is in question. If you have multiple questions, please list them out separately.
Sponsored by: Transfer Credit - Admissions Office
For more information contact: Linda Young
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