Student & Faculty Research

Tyler Luke, applied science sophomore, with Professor Jen Grant in the research lab.

Student jobs prepare art and design, STEM students for careers

Interests in illustration, arts administration and medicine supported in meaningful work experiences

November 5, 2020

Students Ben Ebben and Cristian Ayalo-Carpintero prepare to identify plants. The plastic ring was used to determine a consistent sample area, which was marked with a flag.

Prairie restoration gives environmental science students better feel for their major

On a recent fall morning, small groups of students walked through shoulder-high grass on a prairie.

November 2, 2020

Various visual presentations from UW-Stout Master of Fine Arts in design department students to the Dunn County Historical Society showing design opportunities to help address challenges facing small-town museums.

Graduate students propose design solutions for local museum

Students from UW-Stout's Master of Fine Arts in design program spent the spring semester collaborating with the Dunn County Historical Society to find design op

June 22, 2020

UW-Stout graduate Weston Knutson with a prototype of the Hitch N’ Go.

Entrepreneur students share innovative ideas as part of Research Day

A new type of trailer hitch, electronic tags to make sure food is eaten while it is still fresh and a virtual reality workout bicycle were some of the student r

May 20, 2020

UW- Stout student Megan Southwick works on her team project Pestilence, an action/thriller game, that will available at Stout Game Expo 2020.

Senior Show, Stout Game Expo premiere online May 15

The shows must go on.

May 11, 2020

Annual Research Day to take place online May 5-12

University of Wisconsin-Stout will host its first-ever online annual Research Day and expand it to a week to allow more people to view student and faculty resea

May 4, 2020

UW-Stout recent master’s degree graduate Nicolette Brehm outside the Shops Off Broadway mall in Menomonie. Brehm did her master’s degree creative thesis on turning empty shopping into senior living centers. / UW-Stout photo by Pam Powers

Empty malls to sustainable senior living centers

Master’s degree graduate in design believes thriving senior living communities are the sustainable answer to empty shopping malls.

March 11, 2020

Madalaine McConville, a senior majoring in applied social science, is one of five UW-Stout students presenting at Research in the Rotunda at the Capitol in Madison on Wednesday, March 11.

Student to present research on political divisiveness and its impact on interpersonal relationships

Blocked by a former co-worker on Facebook after pointing out a fake news item, University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Madalaine McConville decided she wanted to d

March 5, 2020

Yes! I’m a Feminist event to benefit Women and Gender Studies

Student research, poetry, food and the opportunity to support the Women and Gender Studies program at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

February 27, 2020

Abbi Schlueter, a junior graphic design major, has created a series of eight posters on the impacts of marijuana use. She is a student designer in the UW-Stout Counseling Center.

Research-based marijuana posters ask students to think before using

Abbi Schlueter was surprised when she saw the statistic: UW-Stout students think that 88% of their peers are using marijuana, but the real number is far lower.

February 10, 2020

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