Advisement Center -

ACT Scores - use for Math and English placement

Advising

If you have declared a major, your advisor will be assigned to you by the Program Director of your declared major.

Art Program Website

Below are the details about the application process if you –

Are applying to get into the Art major for any concentration (currently not in the Art major)
Are in the art major but want to change your concentration (Graphic, Interior, Industrial, Multimedia, Studio)
Are in the art major and have a concentration, but want to add a second concentration

DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING THE APPLICATION IS

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1

Please include all of the following items for review:

Change of Major form (available in the Advisement Center office, 11 Bowman Hall)
Unofficial transcript (print from student menu in Access Stout after logging in)
Statement of Goals (why you want that Art concentration)
A digital portfolio of up to 10 images in JPEG format. College-level work is preferred, but items from high school may be used as well.
For upperclassmen: A GPA of 2.5 in all Art, Design, and Art History classes

Submit ALL materials to the Advisement Center in 11 Bowman Hall by 4:30 PM

Student Support Services (ASPIRE and Disability Services) assists students and improves campus climate in order to increase the retention and graduation of first-generation college students and student receiving Pell grants through financial aid or students having disabilities. Students will persist and complete their educational programs and enhance their likelihood of entering into a graduate or professional school through quality services provided by committed staff.

Campus Activities

and Involvement

Make the most of your college experience. Research has shown that participation in campus activities is one of the leading factors in the success of college students. Students can experience a wide variety of benefits. Find out how to get involved.

Campus Map

Campus Safety

The UW Stout Police Department responds to issues related to personal safety and family emergency planning. Power Point Presentation

Campus Services, Offices and Departments

Alphabetical list of campus resources

Campus Violence and Protection Program

The CVPP Program is committed to help you understand, get help, and report problems regarding sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, and other forms of violence.

Career Exploration

The Advisement Center (232-1465) offers several options for exploring career choices. You can set up an appointment to meet with someone individually or you can attend the career exploration course.

Career Exploration Course (TRDIS 101) - This course will enable you to: Understand career planning, identify career interests, values, skills and personality type, examine career alternatives, explore career opportunities, make decisions and set goals.

Career Services

Career Services Power Point Presentation - If you are transferring in as a sophomore or junior you will need to create an effective resume, cover letter, or portfolio. For most majors you will want to find a Co-op/Internship. Why not use state-of-the-art search and interview technology to find positions regionally, nationally, and globally? If you have never heard of Employon, Reference USA, Interview Steam, or Going Global, you will want to contact Career Services.

Community Resources

Resources available through the Menomonie community.

Counseling Center

Get assistance with the "personal" side of college life: relationships, safety, alcohol and drugs, handling freedom and other questions and concerns.

Dean of Students

Our goal, and that of the whole Student Services team, is to help students achieve academic and personal growth. When personal challenges, family issues or academic problems interfere with students’ ability to grow and succeed on this campus, we want to know about it so we can help find the information or services you need.

Dining

Dining plans are offered for off-campus and commuter students. Learn about campus dining locations.

Disability Services

The University of Wisconsin-Stout, Disability Services is committed to creating an accessible university community where individuals with disabilities have an equal opportunity to fully participate in all aspects of the educational environment. Services are to promote independence and offers reasonable and appropriate accommodations.

D2L - Desire to Learn - Access Stout-Learn@uwstout

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Financial Aid

Financial Aid Power point presentation - Most students receive financial aid to help pay their educational expenses from one or more of these sources: grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans. Learn about financial aid resources at UW-Stout and how to use them.

General Education Requirements

Health Services

Student Health Services helps to keep UW-Stout students healthy while they focus on their studies. Learn about the services available and clinical policies.

Housing

UW-Stout and University Housing maintain nine residence halls on-campus. Each residence hall creates its only community and offers different experiences from the others. Our housing goal is to provide affordable, well-maintained and comfortable living environments and we believe we do this with our residence halls.

Library Learning Center

(Instructional Resources Services)

International Student Services

The Office of International Education serves international students and scholars at UW-Stout. The office provides professional assistance and information for: academic, immigration, financial and professional matters. To ensure that students become well integrated into the community, the office also provides new student orientation before each semester commences.

Involvement and Leadership

We foster a supportive environment that encourages and challenges students:

to become fully engaged in and enjoy campus life;
to seek learning outside of the classroom;
to prepare themselves as contributing citizens

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E-Scholar Program

Math Lab

Math Lab Video

The Math TLC is where UW-Stout students learn basic math skills in a people-oriented, technology-enhanced environment. Teachers start daily classroom sessions with a short lecture, then students begin online homework assignments with help from teachers and specially trained peer tutors.