By: Sarah Zuern, Marketing Student Manager, University Centers Tip #1: Get involved! As an incoming freshman, there is an abundance of opportunities thrown at you. It is important to take a step back from the chaotic new stage of your life and look at what piques your interest. Then, take those sparked interests and narrow […]
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As you go through your college experience, you may find yourself wondering if a master’s degree is the next step for you. A graduate program is a great option if you are looking to expand your knowledge or advance as a professional in a specific field. UWSP offers 15 different master’s degrees in a variety […]
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By: Madeline O’Hara, UWSP University Communications and Marketing Intern Hello Pointers! My name is Madeline O’Hara, and after three years at UWSP, I will be graduating with my Bachelor of Science in Psychology, with minors in Neuroscience & Behavior and Biology. As a senior in my final semester, here are the things I’m most grateful […]
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By: Madeline O’Hara, University Communications and Marketing Intern There are active research projects across UWSP’s campus, spanning a variety of disciplines and topics. As someone with a minor in Neuroscience and Behavior, I was naturally drawn to the neuroscience research taking place in the biology and psychology departments. The two projects I have worked on […]
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By: Carmen Morgan, Student Volunteer Coordinator for CASE Did you know that CASE (Campus Activities and Student Engagement) hosts several volunteer events each semester? We have two ongoing monthly events in the fall and spring semesters called Sustainable Saturdays and Sundays with Seniors. CASE also holds blood drives each semester right on campus in the […]
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