​News Release Archive

The following archive includes releases from September 2011 through March 2022.
Current releases may be found at the News Center.

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2/9/2016
Lifeguarding certification course offered at UW-Stevens Point
Sign up by Feb. 19 for the course that begins Sunday, Feb. 21.

2/4/2016
UW-Stevens Point student-veterans book launch is Feb. 17
Essays by twenty student-veterans from UW-Stevens Point are featured in the book, which was developed as part of a class for veterans transitioning into college.

1/28/2016
Gain professional inspiration at Motivational Coaching Workshop Series
The Motivational Coaching Workshop Series will be offered at 9 a.m. Fridays, Feb. 5, March 4 and April 29, sponsored by the College of Professional Studies and Continuing Education and Outreach Office.

1/6/2016
New programs aimed at today’s needs
From engineering to data science, several new programs are available at UW-Stevens Point or will be soon.

11/3/2015
Schmeeckle Reserve contributes to student success
Two recent surveys of students and community members show just how much value the reserve brings to Stevens Point.

10/30/2015
Discover Schmeeckle Reserve with new interactive online map
Smartphones and other Wi-Fi-enabled mobile devices can now help visitors navigate their way through Schmeeckle Reserve at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point as well as learn about the history of the surrounding area.

10/12/2015
Mental illness is topic during disabilities awareness month
Two free events will be held to bring understanding about different disabilities.

9/30/2015
Schmeeckle Reserve offers nature programs
Taught by UW-Stevens Point students, the free programs meet at the reserve’s Visitor Center, located at 2419 North Point Drive, Stevens Point.

9/22/2015
Journey to southern Africa at UW-Stevens Point
The 12th annual University Evening, “Please Save Me from the Lion’s Mouth: Our Efforts to Promote Human-Wildlife Coexistence in Southern Africa,” will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13, in the Alumni Room of the Dreyfus University Center.

9/15/2015
UW-Stevens Point lecture highlights aquaponics as sustainable food source
Chris Hartleb, biololgy, will talk about the types of fish, greens and vegetables that grow well aquaponically.

9/2/2015
College of Letters and Science Community lecture series
These free, public presentations cover a variety of topics from harmful chemicals in plastic to the origins of the Christmas tree.

8/25/2015
Two faculty members recognized for contributions to diversity
Ka Lia Smith, financial aid, and Andrew Stoner, formerly of communication, will be honored by the UW System in October.

8/17/2015
Swimming classes for children offered at UW-Stevens Point
Classes include one for infants and toddlers and another for preschool-age children.

8/17/2015
Aquatic classes offered for adults
Classes are offered for adults with arthritis and those looking for a low-impact workout.

6/17/2015
Day camps offered to help children with language, social skills
Taught by professionals and students in the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders at UW-Stevens Point, the camps are for children ages 3-10 and third through fifth grade.

6/12/2015
WIST, Okrays’ Plover Farms partner on ‘ph’arming grapes
A research collaboration seeks to extract the antioxidant resveratrol from grape plants grown in Wisconsin.

6/2/2015
Find adventure and camp fun at CWES this summer
A number of camps have openings for this summer at the Central Wisconsin Environmental Station, located on Sunset Lake in Amherst Junction.

5/26/2015
Students partner to tell stories for Veteran Print Project
An exhibit of prints that reflect veterans' experiences will be on display at the UW-Stevens Point Carlsten Gallery beginning May 28.

5/19/2015
Swimming classes for children offered at UW-Stevens Point
Sessions for infants and toddlers and ages 3 to 5 will be held Tuesdays, June 2-30.

5/19/2015
Aquatic classes offered for adults
Sessions for those with arthritis or for those looking for a low-impact workout will be held June through August.

4/21/2015
UW-Stevens Point offers free workshops for World Tai Chi Day
A free class and demonstrations will be held Saturday, April 25, from 10 a.m. to noon.

4/13/2015
Earth Week 2015 marked at UW-Stevens Point
Enjoy many free educational and entertaining environmental events as the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point marks Earth Week April 18-25.

4/10/2015
Outstanding faculty and staff recognized at UW-Stevens Point
Faculty and staff were recognized for excellence in teaching, scholarship, service and work performance.

3/31/2015
Free lecture shares how students are connecting with community elders
Members of an English class are helping local residents publish their life stories.

3/9/2015
UW-Stevens Point Ranger Club plans fundraiser
An eight-mile challenge race will raise money for an ROTC scholarship at UW-Stevens Point.

3/9/2015
New aquatic class offered for adults
A new class, Stand Strong Aquatic Exercise, will be offered for adults looking to extend basic balance, mobility and strength.

1/21/2015
UW-Stevens Point professor receives Regent Scholar award for aquaponics research
Chris Hartleb, biology, will receive a $50,000 grant for aquaponics research with two private-sector partners.

1/6/2015
Aquatic classes offered for adults
The aquatic exercise classes are for adults with arthritis, older adults looking for a low-impact workout or adults with special needs.

12/3/2014
UW-Stevens Point among best for military, veterans
Military Advanced Education's 2015 Guide to Colleges and Universities ranked UW-Stevens Point among the best institutions for veterans and those in the military.

11/19/2014
UW-Stevens Point proposes leasing former MSTC facility for health programs
UW-Stevens Point would expand existing health and wellness educational programs and partner to offer a new doctorate of physical therapy program if plans progress to lease the former Mid-State Technical College facility.


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