Student Highlights

Alexa Williams, early childhood education student, student teaching at Ellsworth Elementary School.

Early childhood education majors adapt to student teaching challenges during pandemic

Two students find their niche in teaching as they learn value of flexibility and comfort in the classroom

December 7, 2020

Virtual observations in area schools teach art education majors power of adaptability, empathy

Two students’ passion for art helps them build community and opportunities in their future classrooms

December 1, 2020

Senior lecturer Kevin Dietsche tries to grab a chocolate bar from the Monster Machine during the Mechatronics 371 class./ UW-Stout photo by Chris Cooper

Sweet deal: Technology education students build candy dispensing machines

For University of Wisconsin-Stout students in a mechatronics class, the sweetest part of their semester involved creating a candy machine that required all the

November 25, 2020

Candice Maier, HDFS and MFT assistant professor, at Heritage Hall.

Human development and family studies students build awareness about importance of helping professions

Three seniors present nationally, share experiences in program

November 20, 2020

Instructional design certificate boosts recent graduate’s career

Less than half a year after supplementing his education with a certificate at University of Wisconsin-Stout, Michael Wildman is seeing big dividends.

November 18, 2020

UW-Stout student Daniel Amundson is a peer mentor in the Veteran Mentorship Program

Veteran Mentorship Program offers peer-to-peer support for student vets

As a military veteran, transitioning back into civilian life can be hard. Add in going to college and some veterans might need a little support from a friend.

November 11, 2020

UW-Stout student Leah Dischinger sews together face masks that a group of students are making for elementary school children and others in need.

Face masks being sewn by university students for local children

In the lower level of the Memorial Student Center, Monday evenings means mask-making for some University of Wisconsin-Stout students.

November 10, 2020

Tyler Luke, applied science sophomore, with Professor Jen Grant in the research lab.

Student jobs prepare art and design, STEM students for careers

Interests in illustration, arts administration and medicine supported in meaningful work experiences

November 5, 2020

UW-Stout senior William Lahti is a first-generation college student. The first few weeks as a college student can be difficult. He encourages other students to give it time and they will find college is rewarding.

College green light: First-generation students’ successes celebrated Nov. 9

As a first-generation college student, University of Wisconsin-Stout’s William Lahti recalled how difficult it was just to know how to start applying for colle

November 4, 2020

Students Ben Ebben and Cristian Ayalo-Carpintero prepare to identify plants. The plastic ring was used to determine a consistent sample area, which was marked with a flag.

Prairie restoration gives environmental science students better feel for their major

On a recent fall morning, small groups of students walked through shoulder-high grass on a prairie.

November 2, 2020

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