University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point eNewsletter | August 2024 | Issue 44
By students, for students
The Tutoring-Learning Center at UW-Stevens Point provides tools for academic success with a variety of peer-to-peer support services. Learn more about center offerings and plans for the 2024-25 school year here!
Training in the Big Leagues
Milwaukee resident Logan Lutz’s passion for improving the lives of athletes has become reality. With an opportunity to heal and train at the highest level, he was not afraid to step up to the challenge.
Success at your door
By utilizing resources and mentorship in the Sentry School of Business and Economics, marketing major Haley Densow earned the chance to kickstart her business “DormDash,” proving that success is right outside your door.
Vocal music students bring the “It” factor to Vicenza, Italy
Three vocal music students from UW-Stevens Point attended the International Lyric Academy this summer. Winning multiple awards in the U.S. for their opera performances at UWSP, Professor Matthew Markham says their hard work has paid off.
Advancing the Industry
Students at UW-Stevens Point are helping to benefit the forestry industry through their research. Their work studying towering red oaks is helping build the knowledge to advance the industry and natural world.
Pointer Pairs
UW-Stevens Point Homecoming is just around the corner! This year, a special someone returns for one day only to celebrate dynamic Pointer duos and their commitment to UWSP.
At UWSP, women thrive
UW-Stevens Point has officially launched the Point Out Loud: Women Trailblazers Podcast! Hosted by Associate Professor Lyna Matesi and MBA student Serena Vincent, the second episode of the Women Trailblazers Podcast features Sarah Ross, director of the Women’s Fund of Portage County, who speaks on the incredible support and mentorship she has experienced from women leaders and friends in the region.
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