University of Wisconsin-Stout

Recent graduate Ryan Rumary is an incredible example for all students to follow. We could list all the inspiring things about him, but that caption would be too long.

Ryan has...
🔹 Graduated with a degree in UW-Stout Video Production Major
🔹 Earned a job before graduation on the marketing team at Pest Badger
🔹 Submitted several films to festivals to win multiple awards
🔹 Took every opportunity to learn & grow, while facing personal health challenges
🔹 The rest you just need to read about: https://bit.ly/4ez4ucf

The Spring Dean's List is out! Our Blue Devils make us so Stout Proud. 💙

🔗 https://www.uwstout.edu/life-stout/dean-students/deans-list

Inspiring Blue Devil Graduate 😈 Alexis Bellotti
Major: B.F.A. Animation & Digital Media

The big stuff:
🔹 Team member of an award-winning animated short, "Jilly & Juno"
🔹 Presented "Jilly & Juno" at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR)
🔹 Helped create meaningful experiences for students working for Student Centers
🔹 Gained skills like project mgmt, leadership, contract writing, time management, event production, and more

The personal stuff:
🔹 Learned how to be the best version of herself through her on-campus employment
🔹 Established a path for her career
🔹 Overcame financial challenges
🔹 Received the Samuel E. Wood Medallion, the university’s highest nonacademic student honor

Congratulations & job well done, Alexis! 👏
More about Alexis: https://bit.ly/4e36rPb

The school year might be over, but we're still thinking about it 💙

From being inspired by successful alumni to being on her way to become one, business administration graduate Rosella Willie was hired before graduation as a tax associate at Redpath and Company. 👏

Success on the basketball court and off, Rosella found growth in areas of teamwork, time management, and leadership, preparing her for life after college: a full-time career and pursuing her CPA.

"Taxes and accounting can be stressful or confusing for many people, so I want to be someone clients can rely on to explain things clearly and support their financial goals. Ultimately, I want to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives beyond just preparing returns by helping them make informed decisions for their future," said Willie.

Rosella's Stout story: https://www.uwstout.edu/about-us/news-center/inspiring-graduate-rosella-wille-bs-business-administration

Throughout our long history, our educational institution that bears the name of its founder, James Huff Stout, has continuously evolved and maintained its position at the vanguard of higher education. Over the course of 135 years, two things have remained constant. The first is the presence of its founder’s name. The second is a commitment to applied learning — what was known as “manual training” in the 19th century and is called “polytechnic education” in the 21st.

Now for the first time, these two constant factors will be combined into the institution’s name: What was founded in 1891 as the Stout Manual Training School and became University of Wisconsin-Stout in 1971 will now be officially known as University of Wisconsin-Stout Polytechnic.

Learn more about the name 🔗 https://bit.ly/4vsSYpz

The name change on social media may take a few days.

Campus will be buzzing all summer long with various youth camps and personal & professional adult workshops! Check out the schedule below 👇

🔬 Middle School STEAM Experience: Various dates June-August
🎨 High School STEAM Experience: Various dates June-August
🇯🇵 Discovering Japan series workshop no. 1: June 11
🍽️ Protein Done Right: June 25
📰 Citizen Journalism Workshop: June 30-Aug. 11
💍 Metal Art Workshop: Ring-making: Aug. 1-2
& more can be found here: https://bit.ly/3RVNFjZ

Adult workshops: https://bit.ly/43aXBbO
Youth sport camps: https://bit.ly/49zgF7c

Engineering Technology students created a "portable manufacturing cell," a wooden-toy-making machine to help teach young minds about engineering. Local elementary school students will experience the polytechnic edge as they watch & learn the engineering process behind how the cell works and creates the toy parts inside of it.

It can produce 20 tractors in an hour, including the main body, front and back wheels, and two dowel axles.

Learn how its made (the machine and the toys): https://bit.ly/42PmgT5

Engineering seniors design portable toy tractor manufacturing machine Capstone concludes three-year professorship, collaboration with Urban Forestry Board

We're still thinking about our seniors' impressive capstone projects at Senior Show! ☺️

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