1. UW-Stevens Point graduate researcher takes conservation to new heights with drone technology

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      In Wisconsin’s serene wetlands, wildlife conservation is soaring to new heights. Amanda Griswold, a graduate student in the College of Natural Resources at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, is using drones equipped with thermal cameras to transform how biologists monitor waterfowl populations and protect critical habitats. Griswold’s research, guided by her adviser, Assistant Professor Ben Sedinger, […]

  2. UW-Stevens Point professor prepares students for successful careers in conservation and law enforcement

    The UW-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources is known for cultivating leaders through holistic programs in conservation with the help of 167 faculty and staff members. One highly sought after field of study in the college, however, has been led to wide acclaim by just one full-time faculty member. Mike Rader, associate professor and coordinator […]

  3. A novel approach to PFAS removal and awareness efforts

    Photo of local middle school students learning about PFAS during a workshop at UW-Stevens Point's STEAM Day.

    When it comes to PFAS research and education, Seyed Javad Amirfakhri is professionally and personally invested. Amirfakhri is an Assistant Professor of Paper science and Chemical Engineering at UW-Stevens Point who is conducting innovative PFAS removal research. He also has five children and wants to make sure drinking water is safe for them and others. […]

  4. UW-Stevens Point’s “Mascots on Main” initiative strengthens community ties

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    UW-Stevens Point Chancellor Thomas Gibson and UWSP mascot Stevie Pointer recently participated in the Universities of Wisconsin’s “Mascots on Main” initiative, visiting local businesses and organizations in Stevens Point. These visits — documented on video and being shared on social media this week — demonstrate the mutually beneficial relationships that exist between the university and […]

  5. UW-Stevens Point students receive an opportunity to teach English internationally

    Photo of UW-Stevens Point students Kylie Newton (left) and Morgan Hansen (right), who will travel to Spain to teach English to native Spanish speakers.

    Two University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point students are waiting to learn where they will live and work in Spain next fall. Spanish undergraduate senior Kylie Newton and junior Morgan Hansen have been accepted into the RVF International program to teach English to native Spanish speakers. It won’t be their first time living in Spain. The pair […]

  6. UWSP at Marshfield looks to the future

    Photo of Olivia Spencer, a first-year 1+2+1 nursing student at UWSP at Marshfield, who found the right fit at the smaller campus that is close to her home and work.

    For University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point at Marshfield student Olivia Spencer, her campus offers the best of both worlds – a quality four-year educational experience yet affordable with small class sizes and a close-knit campus family. “It’s been a really positive experience,” said the Marshfield resident and first-year nursing student. “I didn’t feel ready to move from home […]

  7. New artificial intelligence center to launch in central Wisconsin

    Photo of W-Stout Chancellor Katherine Frank, NTC President Jeannie Worden and UW-Stevens Point Chancellor Thomas Gibson

    A collaborative initiative focused on adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) through workforce training and industry integration across central and northcentral Wisconsin will launch this week in Wausau. The Central Wisconsin AI Center (CWAIC) will bring together its partners for a media event at 10 a.m., Friday, Nov. 1, in the Timberwolf Conference Center, room D100, […]

  8. UW-Stevens Point interior architecture professor designed a cultural landscape

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    A public, interpretive park sits on the banks of the Wisconsin River in Stevens Point, filled with lush plants, sculptures, rock formations and artifacts from around the world. Located within Pfiffner Park, the Cultural Commons interactive garden exists to connect people and other cultures, specifically those of Stevens Point’s sister cities and of the native […]

  9. UW-Stevens Point Literacy Lab Program: Fostering Young Minds, Shaping Future Educators

    Angela Voss, Director of Operations for Boys & Girls Club of Portage County

    The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (UWSP) Literacy Lab program is making a significant impact on the local community by empowering both young students and aspiring educators. This innovative program involves multiple cohorts of UWSP students traveling to local elementary schools to provide essential literacy instruction to elementary school students. A Unique Partnership at Jefferson Elementary […]

  10. UWSP student finds support to start AI business

    Photo of UWSP student Alex Suscha

    As a first-year student within the Sentry School of Business and Economics at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Alex Suscha not only realized an idea for his own business, he also found the support to make it happen. The Sheboygan native and business administration major was taking Organizational Behavior class in fall 2023 with Assistant Professor Sean […]