Blue Devil Productions is proud to present Mean Girls (2004)! Join us in Applied Arts 210 for a FREE Movie! Feel free to bring blankets, food, and drinks! We will have two showings at 6pm and 9pm.
Film Synopsis: A down-to-earth student joins a snobby clique in an effort to spy on the popular kids, then begins to act like them.
The Navigators At Stout are proud to present national Christian/Prolife speaker Leslie Seagraves!
Leslie travels and works globally, sharing a message of hope and truth. Being a God-chaser, wife, mom, and mission leader, Leslie brings a unique perspective on both the local and global scale of abortion. Audiences claim Leslie’s talks expand their minds and hearts while she equips and challenges them to carry a life-giving message to a broken world.
Leslie has been married to Chad since 1998, and they have four children: Joeli, Joy (in heaven), Eden Samuel, and Phoebe (adopted from China). They travel the globe together as a family on mission and reside in the Tampa Bay area. Leslie holds a Doctorate of Missiology degree from Fuller Graduate School and is a graduate of Samford University.
For over two decades, Leslie (with her husband Chad) have been meeting needs, making disciples, and planting “multiplying house churches” among the least reached parts of Asia through the organization they co-founded, 10/40 Connections. 10/40 merges the Word and Deed of Jesus in the power of the Holy Spirit.
In 2010, Leslie wrote a curriculum called Voice for the Voiceless after losing a child to a miscarriage. VFV weaves the science of the reproductive system, baby development, the injustice of abortion, and the Gospel. In 11 languages, VFV is a valuable church-planting tool to engage unreached communities. Thousands of Asian participants have been equipped through the seminar, and 10/40 has trained hundreds of life advocates who teach VFV in local languages. Leslie loves equipping Asians (and others!) in apologetics, helping them defend life in the marketplace. Leslie and Chad also helped start Life Voices in 2020, a global coalition of believers seeking to end the genocide of abortion in Jesus’ name.
A speaker of the Life Training Institute, with the U.S. as her base, Leslie is starting to speak in churches, colleges, and schools in the U.S. with an engaging message of life. Leslie’s bright smile and powerful storytelling bring both encouragement and challenge as she approaches the defense of life with truth and grace.
In this event, we will organize a meet up, where members can bring their instruments and play music together. We will announce Blue Band Jams upcoming events and information that members need to know about.
Saturday, April, 18th | 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, April, 19th | 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Additional days/time if applicable: Insert if applicable Location: Johnson Fieldhouse Gym
Interested in joining Stout Cheer and Stunt? Try out this spring for our Sideline-Only or Sideline + Competition teams! Athletes will learn cheers, a dance, and showcase stunting and tumbling skills during tryouts. Visit our Tryouts Page for full details and to complete the interest form!
STEAM Summer Camps offer hands-on experiences for middle and high school students in science, technology, engineering, art/design, and math. Know a student who would love to attend? Please share the link with them. UW-Stout students can also apply to work camps this summer – gain valuable experience, build leadership skills, and make an impact. Apply on Handshake (search: UW-Stout STEAM Summer Camps)!
Sponsored by: Continuing Education & Conferences For more information contact: Tiffany Hoage Learn More
Greyhound Introduces Two Daily Bus Routes to Menomonie
Starting Wednesday, April 15, Greyhound will service Menomonie with two daily intercity bus routes. Both routes will stop on 10th Ave. between the Library and MSC.
The "Northern Route" (US0105S) will have an eastbound stop at 11:45am and a westbound stop at 4:45pm. The "Southern Route" (US0105) will have an eastbound stop at 9:50pm and a westbound stop at 7:40am.
The Northern Route includes: Minneapolis, Menomonie, Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Abbotsford, Wausau, Wittenberg, Shawano, Green Bay, Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Milwaukee, & Chicago.
The Southern Route includes: Minneapolis, St. Paul, Menomonie, Eau Claire, Tomah, Wisconsin Dells, Milwaukee, & Chicago.
Booking Details can be found at Greyhound's website.
Sponsored by: Sustainability Office For more information contact: Kadi Wright Learn More
Last call to register for Quick Pitch cash-prize competition
WiSys Quick Pitch is a cash-prize competition open to all majors, undergraduate and graduate students. This research-focused 3-minute pitch competition, which takes place on Research Day (May 5th), offers training sessions to learn how to effectively communicate research to a general audience. Your last chance to register is April 21st.
Sponsored by: Office of Research and Sponsored Programs For more information contact: Heidi Smith Learn More
“In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” -John Muir
It’s springtime!! The sun is shining, the warmth is wrapping us up, and new flowers are blooming. It is a time of beauty, discovery and renewal. Did you know that spending time outside and in nature can improve your mental state? We all spend a lot of time looking at screens, but it is so worth it to try and take a few minutes each day to step away from screens and step into nature. Research suggests that spending time in nature can lower stress, improve memory, mood, and attention, and reduce depressive/anxiety symptoms. All these things help address mental health. Here are some suggestions on how you can increase your time in nature:
Study outside on nice days. Print out an article instead of reading it on your computer, take your textbooks outside.
Eat a meal outside. It’s getting light enough to still see at dinner time. Grab a blanket, some friends, and food and have a picnic.
Play outside. With the nicer weather, being outside is more bearable. Take up volleyball, spike ball, or bocce ball after class one day.
Go to Devil’s Punch Bowl and see nature in action with the waterfall and stream.
Walk on the Red Cedar State Trail.
Picnic or disc golf at Wakanda Park.
Walk barefoot. If nothing else, just feel the grass between your toes. At least for a minute. Put your shoes back on before walking anywhere or going to class though.
UW-Stout Student Counseling Center
410 Bowman Hall (Clocktower Building)
Office: 715-232-2468 Hours: 8AM-4:30PM
We are currently providing both in person and telehealth services for Stout students. As always, these sessions are confidential and at no additional cost to enrolled students. You can schedule an appointment by coming to in person our office, or calling the above office number, or schedule online at www.uwstout.edu/counseling.
Check out our Counseling Center website, Facebook page (UW-Stout Student Counseling Center), and Instagram (uwstoutcounselingcenter) for more information on ways to have a great semester.
YOU at www.you.uwstout.edu provides self-help resources and access to crisis/help lines.
Emergency and Crisis Resources: Call 911 if you are experiencing an emergency. Other mental health crisis options that are available 24/7 include:
Northwest Connections: 1-888-552-6642 (local area, Western WI)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Call or Text 988
Crisis Text Line: text hello to 741741
April is Financial Wellness Month, so the UW-Stout Financial Wellness and Literacy Center is offering a financial tip every weekday during April! 🎉
A high-yield savings account can be a smart tool in helping you earn passive income on your savings account. The average savings account interest rate is currently around .41%, but a high-yield savings account will pay you closer to 4% while still allowing easy access to your money. Check out several high-yield savings account options here. What will the difference in interest earnings be on $1,000 in a year? Approximately $4.11 on a savings account vs. $40.74 on a high-yield savings account. A small increase can make a big difference over time.
If you would like to discuss any of these tips or any other financial topic, you are welcome to make a virtual or in-person appointment. Also, check out the many free resources on display by our partners in the library! Schedule to meet with the Financial Wellness and Literacy Center here.
