Emma Jude is a New York based singer/songwriter, using a looper harmonizer, has a repertoire of over 500 covers. Most recently, she performed at the 2020 Syracuse Area Music Awards after winning best pop album in 2019. She has independently released three albums. Miss Jude is also an established studio singer performing vocals for multiple artists in Nashville and New York. Since 2015, she has traveled to over 30 countries and she drew inspiration for her music from each unique place and its story. Similar to a live Ed Sheeran performance, Emma uses a looper harmonizer to make each song her own. Throughout four years as one of Carnival Cruise Lines top performers, she has become a human jukebox with a personality to match.
Join us in the Terrace for another night of live music with opener B.J. Fisher starting at 8, and Emma Jude following at 9.
Blue Devil Productions and Film Society are proud to present Parasite. 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!
Greed and class discrimination threaten the newly formed symbiotic relationship between the wealthy Park family and the destitute Kim clan.
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
Presenting a poster at National Conference on Undergraduate Reserach, Research Day, or a conference in your field?
Join this session to learn how to design a research poster that effectively conveys your project, sparks conversation with attendees, and makes your project memorable.
Building from your poster, learn how to succinctly and persuasively describe your work in just a few minutes to someone who may not know anything about your field or work.
World War II was fought on sea, land, and air but also in laboratories. This presentation will highlight the circumstances, ethics, and motivations of those involved in this war effort; with a focus on physicists other than the iconic J. Robert Oppenheimer. It includes both Allied and Axis scientists.
The dramatic and landmark movie Oppenheimer is predicted to garner awards at the 2024 Oscars on March 10, 2024. This presentation is coupled to many of the themes in the movie.
Dr. Scott is Professor of Physics at the University of Wisconsin, Stout. He received his Ph.D. from Kent State University in Experimental Nuclear Physics.
Enroll in Microsoft Authenticator before March 19th
LIT is moving from DUO to Microsoft Authenticator. On March 19th it will be activated on Microsoft 365 web based products including Outlook web mail, Teams, Word, Etc.
On March 4th you will begin seeing a message from Microsoft that reads "More information required" when you access Microsoft 365 online. Click "Next" to enroll in MS Authenticator. You will see this message until you enroll. Deadline is March 19th.
Sponsored by: Learning and Information Technology For more information contact: Heidi Catlin
O-Fish-Ally The Best Time You'll Have This Summer!
Get hooked on Ichthyology with BIO-260 this summer! Course starts online (May 13-June 1) then features a stay at Hunt Hill Audubon (June 2-7). Course fee covers lodging and food. Don't be koi, dive in and scale up your summer exploring over 150 native freshwater species – register now!
Sponsored by: Continuing Education & Conferences For more information contact: Javan Pham
(715)232-2698 Learn More
Orientation is Hiring!
Orientation recruitment has officially begun. If you are interested in applying to be a WOO Leader, please fill out the application here.
If you are interested in bumping your orientation leadership up to the next level, consider becoming an ORA. To apply to become an ORA, please send your resume and cover letter to Britta Miller, millerbri@uwstout.edu
Both position descriptions can be found on Handshake and both applications are due, Monday, March 18.
Sponsored by: Orientation For more information contact: Britta Miller
(715)232-4052
Feature Stream: Everything Everywhere All At Once
Did you know you can watch movies for free with your university library access? Watch Everything Everywhere All At Once by following the blog link!
Join Blue Devils on bus to Whitewater for women's basketball NCAA Sweet 16
Women's basketball is in the Sweet 16 for the NCAA tournament. They will play Transylvania University at 5 p.m. on Friday, March 8, at Kachel Gymnasium in Williams Center, at UW-Whitewater. View live video and live stats, and listen to live audio or at WMEQ AM 880.
To those interested in riding the fan bus to the Sweet 16 game, email athletics@uwstout.edu and stop by the Athletics Office to make a deposit of $20, in cash, by 4 p.m. on Wednesday, March 6. A minimum of 40 riders is needed. Price includes ticket and pizza.
Sponsored by: University Athletics For more information contact: Athletics
Home COVID-19 Test Kits Available
This semester, home COVID-19 Test Kits are again available to faculty, staff, and students through the Dean of Students Office 130 Bowman Hall. Residence Hall students may also pick up these kits at the front desk of their residence hall. There is no charge for these tests.
Sponsored by: Student Life & Services For more information contact: Lisa Raethke
Your Chance to Shape Health and Mental Health Services and Programs
Students at Stout are being asked to participate in the National College Health Assessment (NCHA). Your insights could enhance health and well-being programs and services across all Universities of Wisconsin campuses! What's in it for you:
Shape health and mental health programs and services at Stout
Chance to Win: 1 of 300 $25.00 virtual Visa gift cards! Winners announced March 22.
Confidentiality
The survey is open February 26 through March 8. Remember, your contribution matters!
Sponsored by: Student Health Promotion For more information contact: Lisa Raethke
(715)232-2114
Strive for Five, a Blue Devil Sustainable Commute Campaign
Walk, bike or commute to campus using a non-greenhouse gas method at least five times a month to be eligible for a Strive for Five drawing for $10 in Chamber bucks. Every additional five carbon-free commute days reported will earn participants an additional entry. The drawing will close for February on Sunday, Mar. 10. Late entries will not be counted. Participants must live off campus to be eligible. Winners will be notified via email.
Sponsored by: Sustainability Steering Committee For more information contact: Kadi Wright Learn More
So, you landed an interview at Career Conference last week. Good for you! š As you prepare, remember this: the interview isn’t just to see if you are a good fit for the company, but if the company is a good fit for you. If you ace the interview, consider the whole picture when evaluating the job offer:
1. Employer: Does the company culture match what you are looking for? Are there opportunities for growth? Did you feel comfortable during the interview? How will your style and your manager’s merge with the organization?
2. Salary & Benefits: Research the labor market information to determine salary and experiences levels using sites like careeronestop.org, salary.com, and Indeed. Evaluate your personal salary requirements. What is your monthly budget? Assess your skills and experience level. Develop a salary range with a high, middle, and low range. Look at all the benefits, not just the salary. Vacation days, flexibility, healthcare, continuing education, and retirement can all add value to the job offer.
3. Position: What is the growth potential in the position? Are your job responsibilities clearly defined? How does the position fit with your short-term and long-term goals? How can the position provide bridges to future opportunities?
Career Coaches are here to help if you need to talk your offer out. You can set up an appointment in Handshake!
