Category Archives: Academics

Creating a client profile

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Our studio this year is called IA 311 and is focused on office design. This semester our class will be working in small groups to define, explore, create and present a midsize commercial design project. As part of this project we have the opportunity to choose and define who our client will be! At the […]

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And it Begins… (Dun Dun Dunnn)

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We have been assigned our studio project for this semester!!! In our previous studio classes we had been assigned two projects per semester and they were completed by ourselves (or with one partner). This semester we have one studio project and we are in a group of four. Now, this seems as though it should be no problem […]

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Introducing IA 311

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Hello! My name is Carolyn Matthews. I am originally from Peterborough, N.H., and am now 1,000+ miles away from home for the academic year. A lot of people ask me why I chose Wisconsin, and why I chose Stevens Point. The reason is simple: Stevens Point campus has a nationally accredited Interior Architecture program with […]

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Honoring 9/11 Alumni

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The UW-Stevens Point ROTC presented the colors as the university marked the 10th anniversary of 9/11 with a commemorative program and moment of silence on the front lawn of Old Main on Friday, September 9. UWSP honored the family members of two UW-Stevens Point alumni who died in the terrorist attack on the Pentagon, including […]

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Sing about a Song

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Hello. My name is Song. I am a dietetics and communication double major with an emphasis in public relations. I grew up in Eau Claire, Wis., with a HUGE family (five sisters and two brothers). After graduating high school, I went to UW-Milwaukee for three years before transferring here to UW-Stevens Point. Yes, I’ve been […]

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The Scoop

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Hello! My name is Meg Buchmann. I am originally from the northwoods of Wisconsin (Spooner). I am the youngest of five kids, and the achievement bar was set pretty high at a young age. I am currently a junior in the interior architecture program (the reason I chose Point) and have just picked up a […]

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Military Science/ROTC opens new facility

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Photo Gallery The Military Science Department at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point celebrated its new space with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in the Health Enhancement Center on Thursday, Sept. 1. The new facility includes offices, a 32-seat classroom, 10-seat tactical laboratory, a student computer lab and storage areas. “The Department of Military Science’s ribbon-cutting ceremony marks […]

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New Health and Wellness Management online degree program from UW

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Students across Wisconsin can now earn a bachelor of science degree in health and wellness management from the comfort of their own home. The new online bachelor’s degree completion program was developed by UW-Extension in collaboration with UW-Stevens Point’s School of Health Promotion and Human Development (HPHD), UW-La Crosse, UW-River Falls and UW-Superior. This program […]

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Randy Cray on CNN Radio

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Randy Cray, professor of economics and director of the Central Wisconsin Economic Research Bureau (CWERB), recently discussed the federal debt debate on national CNN Radio and WSAW Channel 7. The School of Business and Economics continues to be a great resource for Central Wisconsin, the nation, and most importantly, our students.

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​Lending a Hero’s Helping Hand: 2021 CPS Hero Award

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When Hannah Stewart, ’11, was planning a trip to Nairobi, Kenya, she knew she wanted to make a difference and have a unique experience. Before she left Central Wisconsin, the early childhood education major collected food, clothing, shoes, and toys with students in her Programs for Children and Families class. When Stewart and her family […]

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