Menomonie, WI News

• Menomonie, WI News
• Education professor co-authors guide to teaching teenagers
• Art instructor invited back as guest on ‘The Martha Stewart Show’
• New and improved: Students honored for hospital gown design
• Austrian company donates injection molding machine to plastics lab
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• Hope for the Holidays wraps up students’ social action projects
• Interior design students exhibit custom light fixtures at Mabel Tainter
• Experts available on Thanksgiving, Black Friday, food and food safety
• Federal support ends for national Baldrige program
• Jazz from Harvey concert makes campus debut Thursday, Dec. 1
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• Annual Holiday Band Concert scheduled Sunday, Dec. 4
• Choirs present annual Holiday Choral Concert Sunday, Dec. 4
• Connie Galep named August Classified Employee
• University participating in CollegeWeekLive online fair
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• Student government group releases alcohol awareness video
• UW-Stout sets enrollment record for 2011-12 academic year
• Students’ safety suit for miners wins international contest
• Marcus Corp. Chairman Stephen Marcus to speak on campus
• UW-Stout going green for Campus Sustainability Day
• Women’s volleyball game Friday night to highlight breast cancer awareness
• Athletes, mascot help with Menomonie elementary school fundraiser
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• Harvey Hall renovation plan advances to design phase
• Director to visit campus as part of documentary premiere
• North campus residence halls to host early Halloween Oct. 26
• University facing additional budget cut of up to $4.35 million
• Students tour manufacturers in China for seminar course
• Calenberg co-writes, co-directing ‘Oresteia’ at UW-Eau Claire
• Seven students recognized with national, state scholarships
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• Nutrition director: McDonald’s providing more healthy options
• UW-Stout to mark Military Appreciation Day with special events
• University alumnus wins Milken national educator award
• Dozens of crab apple trees planted along Broadway Street
• Up to speed: Outdoor track has new surface, other improvements
• Lead nutritionist from McDonald’s USA to speak Friday
• Coming Out Day event Tuesday; Concert & Conversation programs set
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• Golf management class holds fundraisers for local nonprofits
• Speaker from Colorado State to be featured at diversity forum
• Professor digs deep for geology study of Red Cedar River
• Provost to be honored by statewide women’s education group
• Sustainability is focus of eight-week Food for Thought Film Series
• English professor to direct classic American play at Mabel Tainter
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• Native trees, shrubs to be planted at Outdoor Classroom site
• Fleming Hall renovation gets final approval from state
• Shopko executive, UW-Stout alumna Jill Soltau to speak on campus
• Student touts benefits of UW-Stout Career Conference
• Biology faculty, student lend their expertise to Nicaraguans
• Alumnus ready to defend his giant pumpkin world record
• New concentration will prepare students to become math teachers
• Art and design professor’s exhibit reviewed in Sculpture magazine
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• Blue Devil mascot debuts at UW-Stout football game
• Homecoming week to feature 1960s theme, tie-dying event
• Meet the new Blue Devil mascot via Facebook or at Thursday’s game
• Freshmen in honors program get intimate look at Menomonie area
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• University to lead grant-funded study on ethics in classroom
• Students, administration agree on mascot; unveiling Thursday
• Ann Zielieke named Classified Employee of the Month for June
• First Stand 4 Stout day aimed at fostering respect on campus
• UW-Stout again named Military Friendly school by G.I. Jobs magazine
• Professor directing new film; trailer release event Thursday
• Admissions relocates from oldest to one of newest campus buildings
• Annual Blue Devil Run/Walk scheduled homecoming weekend
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• Childhood memories of 9-11 still vivid for college students
• Board of Regents approves $6.6 million Fleming Hall renovation
• Day of remembrance for 9-11 scheduled at Clock Tower Plaza
• While you were gone: Updates bring new looks to campus
• Reminiscence Speaker Series features Jim Herr
• Mary Jo Pittman named UW-Stout Classified Employee of the Month
• New programs lead to 60 percent increase in international students
• New information commons ready for students at University Library
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• UW-Stout and area high school partner to offer students pre-engineering opportunity
• National group accredits hotel, restaurant, tourism program
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• Freshmen, others head to campus for Move In Day, orientation
• Alumni Choir, Symphonic Singers offer performance tour in UK
• Tobacco ban begins for the second year on campus
• Student juggles regent position with school, job, family life
• Chancellor pleased with university’s polytechnic progress
• Disabled STEM students to benefit from $415,000 federal grant
• Police chief happy with response during emergency exercise
• Close to 100 students headed to Eau Claire for service projects
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• Chancellor to use technology to address faculty, staff on Opening Day
• Alumna’s work in spotlight with USDA’s new MyPlate
• Students honored by Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation
• Vice chancellor named for University Advancement, Marketing
• Cookbook project puts 1,100 classic recipes at fingertips
• Workers fixing, restoring clocks atop Bowman Hall tower
• UW-Stout appoints vice chancellor of Administrative and Student Life Services
• UW-Stout seeks artists to design campus gateways
• UW-Stout graduate program receives national accreditation
• Student completes transition from monk to medical school
• Art professor wins Wisconsin Artists Biennial top award
• VISTA volunteer studies Dunn County ‘digital divide’
• STEM Agenda speaker: Twitter is a valuable online class tool
• UW-Stout unit honored for efficiency by national magazine
• Alumnus enjoying work with Wisconsin State Golf Association
• A little meditation training may go a long way, study finds
• Steering group to present downtown market analysis
• PreCollege programs help prepare students for next step
• UW-Stout student appointed to UW System Board of Regents
• Air Force veteran lands dream job with UW-Stout degree
• STEPS campers benefit from corporate, individual sponsors
• Biology students roll out barrels for Lake Menomin experiment
• UW-Stout to host workshop on engaging customers
• Witucki named director of University Centers
• Street through campus to be closed four to six weeks
• Two receive professorships; faculty, staff honored with awards
• Archivist proud to have helped preserve university history
• Students named to FLW College Fishing All-America team
• UW-Stout professors granted tenure, receive promotions
• McAlister named director of School of Education
• Medical devices in spotlight at UW System symposium
• Heutmaker named Classified Employee of the Month for April
• Cancer survivor uses Move it Stout to prepare for first race
• University to host first UW System Medical Device Symposium
• UW-Stout awards scholarships to transfer students
• UW-Stout to host STEM Agenda in Education conference
• Two apparel design students earn national recognition
• Regional leader from Cameroon, delegation tour campus
• UW-Stout hosts National Rural Institute on Alcohol and Drug Abuse
• Adekola named dean of the College of Management
• Summer buildings, grounds projects scheduled on campus
• New study: UW-Stout’s economic impact $347 million a year
• UW-Stout receives National Science Foundation grant
• Twelve students receive scholarships through NSF grant
• Landscaping, signage to be updated along Broadway Street
• South Korean university, UW-Stout sign academic agreement
• Speaker stresses value of people in manufacturing process
• Improved payment system more convenient for students, parents
• Chancellor Sorensen honored by alma mater
• Webster Hart awarded UW-Stout Alumni Association James Huff Stout Award
• Four employees receive first Safety Recognition Awards
• Alert staff member honored by state victim/witness group
• Art and design school, MFA celebrated; more programs sought
• Design students see local landmarks, classic machines up close
• Everyone goes home happy with Spring Move Out Day donations
• Keyes receives Outstanding Graduate Faculty Award
• ROTC cadets fare well in Proficiency Badge competition
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• Chancellor tells graduates they’re ready for ‘professional world’
• ROTC commissioning ceremonies scheduled Saturday
• With state aid below 20 percent, chancellor cites need for WIP plan
• Packaging students redesign pizza box, win national contest
• Nearly 1,300 to receive diplomas at spring commencement
• Graduates discuss landing full-time jobs in improving market
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• University creates new School of Art and Design
• Game design and development students to unveil their video games
• Students, groups receive year-end Involvement and Leadership awards
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• Driving simulator to be featured at voc rehab open house
• Environmental Sociology class opens research to public
• UW-Stout names March Classified Employee of the Month
• Energetic Jurs voted teacher of year; top graduates named
• SVRI clinic to provide free wheelchair assessment, maintenance
• Professor to show his vintage automobile to design students
• LGBTQ, Ally students to be recognized at Rainbow Graduation
• Alumnus named U.S. Junior Dietitian of the Year
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• Students gain experience, career focus in co-op program
• Lui, Bae honored during university’s Research Day
• Food pantry to benefit from students’ restaurant fundraiser
• Music director offers program on saxophone at Mabel Tainter
• Master’s program in vocational rehabilitation ranked in top 10
• Professors to examine collective bargaining at panel discussion
• More than 1,000 to attend 33rd Early Childhood Education Conference
• Downtown to get a spring cleaning, thanks to students
• Graphic communications majors win national, state printing awards
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• UW-Stout construction program reaccredited
• Momentum West Board of Directors endorses resolution
• Plots available at Menomonie Community Garden
• Downtown redevelopment proposal now online
• Student gains new perspective from Chancellor for a Day
• Art education majors start Children’s Art Club at Heritage Hall
• Student is university’s first Energy Service Corps intern
• Nieskes appointed to national product advisory group
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• Faculty member co-authors Science research on bike stability
• Horeck named Wisconsin Covenant coordinator on campus
• Leopold film, speakers, activities part of Earth Week events
• Provost on Fulbright mission to assist Azerbaijan university
• Students take action during Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Construction program director to receive national teaching award
• Cabot Executive in Residence features UW-Stout alumnus
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• Regents approve health, wellness and fitness major
• Microsoft executive to speak Tuesday at UW-Stout
• Susan Kuesel named UW-Stout’s February classified employee
• Reminiscence Speaker Series to feature Marv Kufahl
• Campus to host national Student Packaging Jamboree
• Class to illuminate Mabel Tainter gallery with custom light fixtures
• Five students to present research at Posters in the Rotunda
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• Menomonie High School wins Science Olympiad state tournament
• Consultants to present downtown redevelopment proposals
• Fashion without Fabric, concerts highlight Family Weekend
• Renovation celebration ushers in new era at Harvey Hall Theatre
• Physical Plant, Human Resources managers named
• UW-Stout offers Executive Strategies workshops in April
• Students presenting research at national conference
• State Science Olympiad competition creates academic athletes
• Judy Darwin named UW-Stout’s January classified employee
• Dining halls offering sustainable containers for takeout meals
• Instructor, student make impact on ‘Martha Stewart Show’
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• UW-Stout repeats as Rube Goldberg national champion
• Ceremony, play scheduled Friday to reopen Harvey Hall Theatre
• Free service helps students, residents with income taxes
• Students have dual purpose with Be SAAFE at Prom event
• Recent graduate honored in Minnesota for special ed work
• Art professor’s deer photo chosen for international show
• Basu to receive UW System Outstanding Women of Color award
• Student duo wins $5,000 in University of New Mexico business plan contest
• Hmong Educational Conference marks 25th year
• ‘Safe from the Sea’ author to read Thursday at Furlong Gallery
• Graphic communications program featured in national publication
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• T-shirts encourage college dreamin’ at California grade school
• State Building Commission approves Harvey, Fleming projects
• Harvey Hall Theatre to be rededicated with musical “Chicago”
• Harvey Hall renovation may be included in state facilities fund
• Student from Pakistan enjoying U.S. educational, cultural experiences
• Forty-three top high school students offered scholarships
• Reminiscence Speaker Series to feature John Enger
• Golf enterprise students work at national conference
• Hospitality association collegiate chapter wins national award
• Alumnus leaving Egypt because of protests
• Alumnus, tech college president returns as Educator in Residence
• New director excited to lead Center for Applied Ethics
• Reminiscence Speaker Series to feature Bill Siedlecki
• Veterans open house will feature specialists from variety of programs
• Trash blitz on commons to help kick off Recyclemania competition
• Optimal Aging lecture series kicks off with tai chi, chair yoga
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• UW-Stout alumni planning to remain in Egypt despite violence
• Expert Tip: Planning a Super Bowl gathering? Professors can help
• Move it Stout aims to get students, faculty, staff on their feet
• Scholar to present research at national psychology conference
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• Students take advantage of new bus route through campus
• Grant may help students receive credits for prior learning
• Fitness coordinator to discuss exercise myths, benefits
• Students returning to campus will find Memorial Student Center closed
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• Harvey Hall renovation would update 94-year-old building
• High school students coming to campus for DECA competition
• University Recreation staff, students receive honors, awards
• Speakers to discuss civility during Professional Development Week
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• Associate vice chancellor named, interim leaders chosen
• Extreme employment: Four alumni working in Antarctica
• Memorial Student Center preparing to close for more than a year
• Instructor: Weight Watchers change makes sense, especially during holidays
• Students help make Christmas brighter for about 25 Dunn County children
• Student is one of two awarded UW System travel scholarship
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• Students get real-world experiences with challenging printing projects
• Hundreds of UW-Stout students pledge to fight bias and hate
• Architectural Technology classes provide 3D renderings to museum
• Library staying open until the wee hours for end-of-semester studying
• Students document summer class with photo exhibit at Mabel Tainter
• Four design shows showcase the work of nearly 80 seniors
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• Survey: Nearly 9 of 10 UW-Stout alumni pleased with college experience
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk - Marinette/Menominee
• UW-Stout special ed graduate recognized as Helen Keller Fellow
• Retired faculty continue to serve as the Pounding Fathers
• Annual Holiday Choral Concert scheduled Sunday, Dec. 12
• Annual Holiday Band Concert scheduled Sunday, Dec. 5
• Lighting Design students ‘Illuminate’ gallery at Mabel Tainter
• Expert Tip: Thanksgiving
• Professor honored by National Association of Realtors
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• Students, staff say farewell to student center bowling alley
• Programs offer lean strategies, Six Sigma certification
• Discussion to focus on security of local food network
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• UW-Stout students sweep top spots in sales competition
• Marine Corps veteran will return to service with the Army
• Professor’s design using recycled jeans wins international award
• Teams advance to FIRST LEGO League state meet
• UW-Stout fishing club members reach national meet
• Student, independent art exhibits to open at UW-Stout
• UW-Stout Reminiscence Speaker Series features Mary Riordan
• Students from Nepal make themselves at home at UW-Stout
• UW-Stout programs part of UW System’s new eCampus website
• High school students get high-tech look at ‘Frankenstein’
• Veterans Day program planned Thursday at Memorial Student Center
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• Two students receive new School of Education scholarships
• Staff, offices on the move to prepare for student center renovation
• Five events scheduled as part of International Week at UW-Stout
• ‘Winter Wonderland’ is theme of Fall Fashion Show at The Niche
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• New dimension: Instructor’s book shows state wildflowers in 3D
• Students are on a roll with new StoutBikes rental program
• Celebrity chef, alumna gives students advice on being successful
• New steam line between buildings will keep north campus warmer
• Teams vie for first in FIRST LEGO League regional tournament
• Initial meeting scheduled Saturday for Galloway Creek restoration group
• Postgraduate Service Fair scheduled Tuesday at UW-Stout
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• May art graduates among winners in national magazine competition
• Buffet at dining halls will feature food from close to home
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• Student interviewed for book about crisis management
• Solar energy, extraterrestrial life are topics of Jarvis Hall presentations
• Reisinger, Baird honored with Distinguished Alumni Award
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• Applied science graduate returns to discuss career as physician assistant
• Treats, activities, food drive part of north campus Halloween Oct. 27
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• UW-Stout makes elite list of best schools for veterans
• World’s fastest omelet maker mixes fun with his egg creations
• Students replacing weeds with prairie plants on city trail
• Entrepreneurial student turns sweet snack into a business
• Chancellor releases statement in wake of student death, arrests of students
• Employers hiring, students optimistic at Career Conference
• Vocational Rehabilitation Institute conference scheduled
• Five students receive School of Hospitality Leadership scholarships
• UW-Stout project management program receives award
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• UW-Stout enrollment increases 3.3 percent, sets record at 9,312
• Biosensors could help farmers monitor health of animals
• Gov. Doyle lauds state-of-the art Jarvis Hall at grand opening
• Professor using Biology Scholars honor to study his students
• University’s rating rises on national LGBT campus honor roll
• California chef, cookbook author to speak in St. Paul, at UW-Stout
• Consultant to review UW-Stout’s undergraduate research efforts
• Psychology student receives cognitive science fellowship
• Gubernatorial candidate tours campus, meets with officials
• Empower the Purple kicks off students’ social action projects
• Green chemistry expert to address Technology Education Conference
• Two students to help run women’s conference golf tournament
• University to receive Focus on Energy check for Jarvis Hall project
• Alumni survey helps UW-Stout analyze its academic programs
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• Downtown revitalization group seeking input from public
• Three honored at Stout Vocational Rehabilitation conference
• Video, painting-drawing exhibits to open at Furlong Gallery
• Actions based on violations of Student-Athlete Code of Conduct
• Alumnus turns his idea into a Harley-Davidson motorcycle
• Downtown Menomonie shoppers to be surveyed
• Jarvis Hall fact sheet
• Daily shuttles aim to get out the vote — early — among students
• Career Conference to draw more than 2,000 students, 200 companies
• Governor to give keynote address at Jarvis Hall grand opening
• People Process Culture class adds zip with Zappos book donation
• Golf program professor helps Erin Hills prepare for 2011 U.S. Amateur
• Homecoming events include soapbox derby, couchathon, parade
• One-woman play will explore issues of creativity, social justice
• Governor Doyle Dedicates Jarvis Hall Addition and Renovation at UW-Stout
• Cosmetology Classes Will Start the New Year at Wisconsin Academy, a Paul Mitchell Partner School
• UW-Stout Advanced Drawing Class
• Jerry Stanton, Free-Form Wood Sculptor - Exhibit
• Andrea Costopoulos, Expressionistic Painter, Fiber Artist - Exhibit
• Wisconsin Regional Art Program Exhibition
• Mark Aumann, Photographer - Exhibit
• Red Cedar Peace Initiative Exhibit
• Patricia Mayhew Hamm, Watercolor, Collage, Mixed Media - Exhibition

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