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Lockheed-Martin project manager reflects on decades-long career in aerospace
Barry Bauer, a project manager at Lockheed-Martin and a Menomonie resident, has played a pivotal role in the development of several key aerospace projects.
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Kindergartners collaborate with UW-Stout students in toy design project
Seventeen kindergartners from St. Paul’s School of Menomonie visited the University of Wisconsin-Stout for a unique toy design project.
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University of Wisconsin-Stout professor receives educator award from WHLA
The Wisconsin Hotel & Lodging Association (WHLA) has named Jay Jones, a hospitality professor at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, as the 2024 Educator of the Year.
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UW-Stout recognized as top school in Wisconsin for veterans
For veterans and active military students, the University of Wisconsin-Stout (UW-Stout) has been recognized as the leading public university in Wisconsin.
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UW-Stout professors innovate energy-efficient tech for Wisconsin farms
Engineering and social science professors at the University of Wisconsin-Stout are working on a project to develop energy-efficient, low-cost technology aimed at enhancing farming productivity in Wisconsin.
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Veterans benefit from alum's expertise in 3D printing at Minneapolis VA Medical Center
On the fourth floor of the Minneapolis Veterans Administration Medical Center, an array of 3D-printed plastic models can be found on a countertop.
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UW-Stout ranks ninth globally for hospitality education
At the University of Wisconsin-Stout, students enrolled in executive hospitality management programs are gaining a comprehensive education that extends beyond traditional classroom settings.
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Cybersecurity leader Holly Yuan honored with national academic award
Professor Holly Yuan from the University of Wisconsin-Stout has been awarded the Visionary Academic Leadership Award at the 14th annual Cyber Security Summit.
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UW-Stout launches B.S. degree exploring cultural impact of gaming
A new academic program at the University of Wisconsin-Stout will soon offer students a Bachelor of Science in game and media studies.
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UW-Stout students recognized for contributions to tackling food waste and safety
Two students from the University of Wisconsin-Stout have been recognized for their contributions to food science.
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New center at UW-Stout supports manufacturing growth through advanced technology
Small and midsize manufacturers in Wisconsin and Minnesota have a new resource to aid their growth and success.
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UW-Stout partners with Chippewa Valley Bean for agricultural water use research
The collaboration between Chippewa Valley Bean and the University of Wisconsin-Stout (UW-Stout) is advancing research on water usage in agriculture. The project, known as Crop Per Drop, aims to optimize irrigation practices for kidney bean growers in Wisconsin, reducing strain on freshwater resources while boosting yields and prices.
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UW-Stout integrates restaurant management into curriculum with new café initiative
For students at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, working at Fireside Café is more than just a job; it is an integral part of their education.
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Student's anxiety-inspired sculpture featured at Rassbach Museum
What if emotions could take form and be seen? Renae van der Hagen, an industrial design student at UW-Stout, explores this concept with her sculpture "Disquiet Dream." The piece is a towering 15-foot deer with stilted legs and antlers spanning 10 feet. Its menacing appearance symbolizes anxiety, inspired by van der Hagen's vivid dream.
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UW-Stout prepares for vibrant homecoming celebration with alumni and community
Blue Devil alumni, families, and supporters are set to gather at the University of Wisconsin-Stout from October 24 to 26 for homecoming celebrations. The event will feature traditional activities such as a downtown parade and a football game, alongside an open house showcasing the university's polytechnic advantage.
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UW-Stout moves M.S. counseling program online amid counselor shortage
The University of Wisconsin-Stout is transitioning its Master of Science in school counseling program to an entirely online format starting in the fall of 2025. This change aims to address the shortage of qualified school counselors, particularly in rural areas. Assistant Professor Riley Drake explained that the move is designed to make education more accessible for those who cannot travel to campus.
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UW-Stout prehealth graduates advance to medical careers across North America
The Jarvis Hall Science Wing at UW-Stout, dedicated in 2010 and hailed as a premier science facility by former Governor Jim Doyle, has proven its worth. Graduates from the university's Prehealth Sciences program have successfully pursued careers in various professional health fields, including medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry.
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UW-Stout opens high-tech golf center honoring Pat Kell
The University of Wisconsin-Stout has unveiled the new Pat Kell Golf Center, an indoor facility aimed at enhancing the training and learning experience for its golf teams and students majoring in golf enterprise management. Located within the Recreation Complex, this center features advanced technology, including two monitors that provide real-time swing and ball data, along with simulators for year-round practice.
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UW-Stout receives $125K grant to boost defense supply chain cybersecurity
In the United States, half of small- and medium-sized manufacturers are reported to lack basic cybersecurity controls, posing a significant national concern for those working with the Department of Defense. To address this issue, UW-Stout has received a federal grant of $124,555 from the U.S. Department of Defense Cyber Service Academy. This funding will support the creation of ACCESS, an AI-powered cloud system aimed at enhancing cybersecurity education and compliance.
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Early childhood educator Lindsay Barnhart receives national adviser award
Representatives from 24 universities recently gathered at UW-Stout for the Phi Upsilon Omicron Conclave, organized by student members of the university's Tau Chapter. The conclave took place from October 3-5 and included presentations, workshops, a community service project, and an awards ceremony.