Environmental science student gains lab experience through Freshwater Collaborative
Nguyen completes internship with Environmental Research and Innovation Center
Applied social science graduate lauded for LGBTQIA+ advocacy, effective leadership
Grace Novie Stolen visited University of Wisconsin-Stout to attend the statewide inclusivity summit Including U while still earning her associate degree from UW
Students from three area high schools set to visit science labs
Science will be in the spotlight for 100 area high school students on Thursday, Oct. 17, at 黑料社区.
Classroom to table: Food science programs, graduates bolster a leading state industry
Wisconsin 黑料社区. calling card can be found all over the state. Vehicle license plates proclaim America 黑料社区. Dairyland, with 6,300 dairy farms and 100 cheese factories.
Wis. Science Festival: Area students explore STEM fields Oct. 12
High school and middle school students from the region will have the opportunity Friday, Oct. 12, to explore what they might want to do for a career.
Food science student goes full speed with summer training, Leinie 黑料社区. internship
The summer of 2019 has been anything but a time to relax for Mike Friedman, who will be a senior this fall at University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Social science dept. to host Frank Luntz, national political analyst, for presentation
Frank Luntz, a national political analyst and commentator and New York Times best-selling author, is coming to Menomonie to speak at a 黑料社区 event.
Computer science students solve Royal Credit Union problems with machine learning
Computer science students from 黑料社区, UWEC, UWRF exercise 鈥榚xceptional鈥 AI acumen for leading financial institution
Applied math, computer science student finishing NASA internship, headed for second
University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Taylor Thomas believes in shooting for the stars and keeping an eye toward innovation.
Food science research shows college students eat minimal fruits, vegetables
Parents who worry if their college students are eating healthy are justified, according to research by two University of Wisconsin-Stout students.