Blue Devil Productions is proud to present Blue Beetle! Join us in Applied Arts room 210 for a FREE Movie! There are two showings: 6pm and 9pm! Feel free to bring blankets, food, and drinks!
An alien scarab chooses Jaime Reyes to be its symbiotic host, bestowing the recent college graduate with a suit of armor that's capable of extraordinary powers, forever changing his destiny as he becomes the superhero known as Blue Beetle.
Blue Devil Productions is proud to present Myq Kaplan on our campus for a free comedy show.
Myq Kaplan's stand-up show is loaded with an abundance of jokes, leaving the audience wondering what to do with all the laughter. He delivers a high-quality performance that engages the brain, the heart, and the funny bone in unexpected and charming ways. His unique and universal approach to comedy is impressive, and he manages to transcend the limitations of space and time, delivering powerful philosophical truths with hilarious puns. If the great thinkers of history were alive today, they would undoubtedly attend his show. You might even believe that Myq's talents are better suited for academia, but as you wipe away the tears of laughter, you'll be grateful that he isn't.
Hmong Stout Student Organization invites you to our 36th Annual Educational Conference: Harmonizing Heritage! HSSO recognizes that UW-Stout is home to many art students. To support our artists, Harmonizing Heritage will focus on the impact of Hmong culture on contemporary artists and musicians. HSSO highly encourages you to dress in business casual or break out the traditional Hmong clothing!
Have a uterus or care about someone who does? Join us for prizes, giveaways, resources, and pack your own health kit. Bring a friend, partner, or just yourself. All are welcome.
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training teaches you how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults. Full day Attendance and pre-registration are required. Participants will receive instructions regarding completing a pre-survey that will take less than 10 minutes.
Sponsored by: Student Counseling Center and University Housing For more information contact:Chasidy Faith
715-232-2468
Join us for Velvet Coloring on Sunday March 24th! Registration does NOT guarantee materials! If you have any accommodation, please email us at involvement@uwstout.edu.
Join us for a spinning good time as we play a Barbie themed Wheel of Fortune, and win some iconic Barbie themed prizes! If you have any accommodation, please email us at involvement@uwstout.edu.
Cryptocurrencies raise vexing normative questions across a number of topics including money creation, censorship, financial inclusion, governance, and privacy. These topics are not purely technical, and require an integrated approach that draws on computer science, philosophy, economics, and more. This talk is an extended examination of the last of these topics — privacy — through a case study of bitcoin, the oldest and most important cryptocurrency. Financial privacy is under threat from a range of private and public actors. Popular digital payment networks exacerbate the problem. This talk will show how bitcoin can be used to enhance privacy along four dimensions, despite its transparent and publicly accessible ledger. These results raise questions about the value of privacy and how to best pursue it. A novel taxonomy of "cypherpunk" theories will illuminate these questions and show how bitcoin's curious approach relates to some familiar political categories. We'll conclude with an ethical framework for weighing financial privacy against other values – especially the public’s interest in curbing criminal activity. Bitcoin’s similarities with physical cash guide the way forward and suggest this irenic parity thesis: if cash makes the world better off, then so does bitcoin.
Dr. Bailey is Associate Professor of Humanities (Philosophy) at Yale-NUS College. He has a new book (w/ Bradley Rettler and Craig Warmke), Resistance Money: A Philosophical Case for Bitcoin, recently published by Routledge.
This event is sponsored by the Center for Applied Ethics and the Menard Center for the Study of Institutions and Innovations.
As part of an inaugural series of lectures on interdisciplinary approaches to health care, professors Lopa Basu and Mary Climes will share perspectives of literary analysis and comics creation to examine contemporary graphic memoirs and prose genres memorializing recent health crises, including the pandemic. An interactive activity involving writing and drawing a personal memoir will be held after the presentation.
University Archives will host a panel on Graphic and Narrative Medicine: Telling Stories of Disease, Pandemics, and Healing from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on Monday, March 25, in the University Library room 504A
Join Smith Group for the University Long- Range Plan Open Forum on Wednesday, March 20 from 10:30 AM- 12:00 PM in the MSC Ballrooms. The open forum will consist of a presentation and a Q/A. For more details about URLP, please check out the link. All are welcome to join!
Sponsored by:Business, Finance, and Administrative Services For more information contact:Justin Utpadel Learn More
Research Day registration closing soon
Registration for Research Day closes Wednesday, March 20. You can register for one or more presentation types: poster, exhibit, art/design display, or oral/panel presentation on April 29. Present individually or in a group. Register below.
Sponsored by: Office of Research and Sponsored Programs For more information contact: Chela Cea
715-232-5421 Learn More
The MSC Service Center is HIRING!
Are you looking for a great on-campus job? The MSC Service Center is hiring for the Fall 2024 semester! Join our team as a Service Center Associate and gain valuable customer service, printing, and communication skills with a great group of people. You can find the application on CONNECT and Handshake. Contact Rhonda Paul - paulr@uwstout.edu with any questions.
Sponsored by: MSC Service Center For more information contact: Rhonda Paul Learn More
Rights: Freedom of Expression at UW-Stout
We're committed to your right to free speech and assembly and ensuring that our campus remains a safe and civil community in which to express ideas, regardless of viewpoint. In our ongoing mission to educate, UW Stout's Freedom of Expression Steering Committee and our Demonstration Response Team have collaborated to create a short overview of the State and Stout policies that both protect your First Amendment rights and clarify actions that cross into unprotected conduct.
All-new Sidewalk Symposium for student researchers
Sidewalk Symposium is a new chalk-art event, to be held Friday, April 5, that will challenge student researchers to communicate their findings in an innovative way. Twenty Research Day registrants will collaborate with a Comics class to create their designs. To participate, students must register for Research Day by March 20. The registration form includes a question to sign up.
Sponsored by: Office of Research and Sponsored Programs For more information contact: Chela Cea Learn More
Volunteers Needed!
Need volunteer hours? Help the Stout Retail Association design, market, and sell merch at the Eau Claire Marathon!
Sponsored by: Stout Retail Association For more information contact: Cami Gettendorf
Step Two: Search by your major, a company, or keyword. You can see where alumni work, where they live, and use the arrow on the right to view more filters like what they studied. Scroll to the bottom of the page to see the profiles of alumni that fit those categories.
If you see an alumnus working in a position or for a company that interests you, reach out! Either send a message or add a note to your connection invitation introducing who you are, and mention you are a Stout student since this is what unites you. See if they have any tips for you, connections they have, or openings they know of. You can also ask if they are open to connecting with you over the phone to have a further conversation.
These alumni will remember being in your shoes, and most likely will want to help how they can. So what are you waiting for?! Happy searching!
Upcoming Career Event:
From Petticoats to Power Suits: Navigating Women's Rise to Leadership
This keynote with Dr. Nichole Prescott is not your ordinary history lesson; it’s a whirlwind tour of women’s journey from the sidelines to the frontlines of leadership, with tips, tricks, and techniques to help you exude “leadership material." Co-hosted with the Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion Office & Multicultural Student Services.
Thursday March 21, 2024
5:00-6:00pm
MSC Ballrooms Learn More
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