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's do not guarantee your spot.
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 contact Josie Koenigs or call 715-232-1958 at least a week in advance.
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.
Join Black Student Union and Boss Chicks Dance workouts in an instructor led workout/dance class where you will learn the art of Twerking. Discover that twerking is more than just booty shaking but also a great workout.
We hope to have you join us to feel the burn in your glutes and quad or just come and learn to twerk that BOOTY!!
To learn more about Boss Chicks Dance Workouts visit.
Registration is required and NO spectators allowed, all in the room must be participating. This event is a liberating activity that helps you embrace the booty that you were given.
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.
It's Winter Olympics week! This week's Feature Stream highlights some Olympics-themed films available to stream for free with your campus library access.
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.
Each year the Qubie Gayla Awards recognize students, staff, and faculty for their work and accomplishments in the LGBTQIA+ community. Nominations are now being accepted until February 20th. A full list of awards can be found on the nomination form.
UW-Stout and the Business Department, in conjunction with CSTEMM and the Discovery Center, will host IDEATION JAM 2022 (February 25-27)! Learn how to turn your great idea into a business, in one fabulous weekend. No cost to students, and your breakfasts, lunches and dinners are covered! (Nothing fancy, but heck, it’s FREE!) Want to get back to some face-to-face (mask-to-mask) innovating among diverse groups of people and talent!?
Deadline for applications is February 18, 2022!
Pete Marsnick and Angel Investor, are among the judges for the event, and we have quite a few mentors too from the university and community. The final pitch on Sunday, Feb 27th will be optionally competitive for those students participating who want to qualify for the Wisconsin Big idea Tournament.
There is still time to apply to become a 2022-2023 RA, ARC or SLA team member! Priority application deadline is this Sunday, February 20th at 11:59pm. Hope you choose Housing for your on-campus job! Application open on the Housing Gateway.
Sponsored by: University Housing For more information contact: Emily Ascher Apply Here
Career Conference Week: Feb. 28-March 4
Career Conference Week is fast approaching! Our Spring event is hybrid; and Career Services will be hosting 4 days of in person industry specific Career Fairs in the Memorial Student Center and 1 virtual all major Career Fair in the Handshake platform. This event is Open to students, alumni and faculty/staff and will be offering Access the Career Fair Prep Course in Canvas.
Attend Prep Week events, Feb. 21-25. Make sure to activate your Handshake Account.
Check out "OASIS, What a Time to Be...," co-sponsored by the Multicultural Student Services Office (Vickie Sanchez, namely), and the School of Art and Design, this exhibit features the work of BIPOC artists and designers and opens UW-Stout's Diversity Week with a gallery takeover! The OASIS exhibit features art and design works by 17 current UW-Stout students and 10 alumni artists and designers. We are so excited to begin what we hope becomes an annual tradition of creativity, visibility, representation, connection, and strength!
Congratulations to all the artists! #stoutproud
Angel Garcia, Lexanna Lazatin, Hope Lent, Sade, Parker, Jon Rosario, Yeeleng Vang, Zaria Davis, Kaxandra Pha, Elise Howard, Luna Yang, Nadiyah Miller-celestine, Abby Luna Ramirez, Choua Lor, Hannah Kim, Aliayah Parker, Eleanore Falck, Savannah Nieman