If you are someone who is seeking out accommodations or are in need of assistance in your classes, the Disability Resource Center is here to help. The Disability Resource Center, otherwise known as the DRC, is a resource on campus that provides accessibility, accommodation, and assistive technology services for students with disabilities. Students will work […]
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By: Carolyn Czerwinski, University Communications and Marketing Intern Starting college can be intimidating. You are in a new place with a whole bunch of new people – it can be nerve-wracking to try and figure out how to start a conversation. Here are my recommendations on how to meet new people. The best thing you […]
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By: Lily Alsteen, University Communications and Marketing Intern Campus Activities and Student Engagement, a.k.a CASE, is the answer to your student’s quest to find something to do on campus. These events can be an opportunity for students to make friends and get to know the UWSP campus a bit more. CASE hosts a variety of […]
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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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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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