Blue Devil Productions is proud to present our Large Show of the semester: The Astronomers with Adam Paddock.
The Astronomers are the band you can't help but root for. Led by frontman Michael Stensland and producer Ben Baker, the duo boasts a dynamic and energy-filled performance that blends pop, rock, and electronic elements, resulting in a sound that's uniquely their own.
From opening for worldwide-known names such as Dua Lipa, Waka Flocka Flame & MAX, to selling out his debut headlining show (a venue upsize occurred, too), to selling out venues as an opener all within the past year, Adam Paddock's live show is something to write home about. Trumpets, electric guitar, bass, drums, and powerhouse vocals are the core of this act.
Blue Devil Productions is proud to present Ratatouille! Join us in Applied Arts 210 for a FREE Movie! There are two showings: one at 6 pm and another at 9 pm! Feel free to bring blankets, food, and drinks!
A rat who can cook makes an unusual alliance with a young kitchen worker at a famous Paris restaurant.
Get your hard hats on, because it's time to Build-A-LAN: by the people, for the people!
We will be hosting our final LAN of the year and celebrating by having YOU, the attendees of our events, help us build this LAN by having building/creative themed games and events, but also have voting leading up to events so attendees will help us build our schedule!
Former Stout graduates have invited us to tour their foundry!
Waupaca Foundry is one of the largest independent iron foundries in the world, located just an hour west of Appleton
It's a long drive, so we'll be riding a Coach Bus there, stopping for Breakfast and Lunch both ways! (Snacks provided, meals up to you)
$10 to reserve a seat and $10 back when you show up!
Itinerary:
6:30AM: Meet at bus
7:00AM: Bus departs (w/snacks)
9:00AM: Breakfast stop
10:30AM: Arrive at Waupaca
1:00PM: Depart Waupaca
1:30PM: Lunch stop
4-4:30PM: Arrive at Stout
When you sign up, send us your phone # in case we need to get in contact with you!
Stout Students For Life is proud to present speaker Gracie Skogman, the Legislative and PAC Director for Wisconsin Right to Life, who will lead a question and answer session about the importance of all human life and the dignity and value of life in the womb. Karaoke to follow.
From 2019-2021, Gracie served as the Deputy Associate Director and Logistics Coordinator for the Office of Public Liaison at the White House, where she assisted in building faith coalitions on topics such as the pro-life movement and religious freedom. Gracie was the Office Manager for Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker in 2018 and a Legislative Assistant in the Wisconsin State Assembly in 2019. Gracie has appeared on Fox News, BBC, CNN, MSNBC and has been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Politico, NPR, and other outlets. Gracie graduated from the University of Wisconsin- Madison in 2018, with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History. White in undergrad, Gracie founded the Political Science Student Assocation to promote bi-partisan dialogue and community service and interned for First Lady Melania Trump.
Come test your knowledge with us in the Terrace! Put yourself to the test with a variety of topics and have the opportunity to win cash prizes! If you have any accommodations, please email us at: involvement@uwstout.edu
"In a 7-2 vote, the Supreme Court ruled in May of 2023 against the Andy Warhol Foundation and the artist's use of Lynn Goldsmith's photograph of Prince. The ruling delivered a blow to appropriation artists, determining that Warhol's work was not transformative and of the same essential nature as the original. Retired Justice Paul H. Anderson of the Minnesota Supreme Court will provide context for the ruling, while art historian Dr. Cynthia Bland will focus on the dissent, written by Justice Kagan, which argues that Warhol's work is "fair use" and not copyright infringement. Should the court determine the merit of artistic contributions, or should artists be set free to borrow, transform, and be inspired by original works?"
Join us for some fun discussion! Everyone is welcome!
With new developments in generative AI, people are now creating digital duplicates of themselves and others to engage in a variety of tasks. In this paper, I develop a general framework for thinking about the ethics of digital duplicates. I start by clarifying the object of inquiry – digital duplicates themselves – defining them, giving examples, and justifying the focus on them rather than other kinds of artificial being. I then identify a set of generic harms and benefits associated with digital duplicates and use this as the basis for formulating a principle that stipulates the conditions that should be met in order for the creation and use of digital duplicates to be ethically permissible.
Dr. Danaher is Lecturer in Law at the University of Galway. His research focuses on the ethical, legal and social implications of new technologies. He maintains a blog called Philosophical Disquisitions, and produces a podcast with the same title. He also writes for the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies.
This is an in person and virtual event. This event is sponsored by the Center for Applied Ethics and the Menard Center for the Study of Institutions and Innovations.
Now in its 11th year, the Qubie Gayla is the Qube's annual awards event honoring students, staff, faculty, and the Menomonie community for their work in the LGBTQIA+ community and LGBTQIA+ advocacy. New this year we will also be honoring our 2023-24 Rainbow Graduates during the ceremony!
Learning German can be a game-changer! Not only does it open up awesome career opportunities in Europe's largest economy, but it also makes studying abroad in Germany super accessible and fun. Plus, speaking German isn't just practical—it's intellectually stimulating and great for building connections worldwide. Don't waste any time, register for German today! GER 101-600A | Elementary German I
Sponsored by: Continuing Education & Conferences For more information contact: Javan Pham
7152322698
Last chance to get your Stout Impact Project Mug
There will be a limited quantity of Stout Impact Project mugs for sale on Tuesday 4/9 and Thursday 4/11 in the lower level of the MSC. Stop by from 1-2 pm to grab yours before they are gone.
The proceeds of this year's exclusive travel mug will support the Student Emergency Fund. This fund provides financial resources to help students facing unforeseen hardship.
Sponsored by: UW-Stout Ambassadors and UW-Stout Alumni Association For more information contact: Jennie Smith Learn More
Economic Vitality Committee Survey
The Chamber's Economic Vitality Committee is dedicated to fostering sustainable economic growth and enriching our community's well-being. Comprising passionate individuals from diverse sectors, the committee's primary mission is to create an environment where businesses thrive, innovation flourishes, and residents enjoy an enhanced quality of life. By integrating economic vitality with community improvement initiatives, we aim to fortify the economic foundation of our community, championing business growth, workforce development, infrastructure enhancement, and policy advocacy.
Please consider providing your feedback to help prioritize topics for the committee focus over the next year. Deadline - April 18th - should only take 3 minutes!
šØāØ Art & Design Week, April 15-18, brings you face-to-face with seasoned professionals and alumni who’ve been in your shoes. Here are a few reasons to consider attending:
Ready yourself for the next step: Learn what industry expects and the secrets to crafting a standout portfolio that showcases your unique style and grabs employers’ attention.
Connect with industry pros: Ever wonder what it’s really like out in the real world of design, or what tools they are using? Here’s your chance to hear specifically how designers are utilizing artificial intelligence.
Discover your potential: Art & Design Week isn’t just for absorbing information. It’s about unlocking your potential. Every insight gained, every connection made, is a step toward your success.
So, don’t just attend. Engage. Ask questions. Take notes. Be yourself. And most importantly, let these experiences fuel your passion and determination to succeed in the world of art and design.
