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Your Next Steps | Get To Know Campus

Get ready for our campus! Let us help you find the resources you need to make a smooth transition this year.

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Select your room • See PAGE 2

Explore ways to get involved • Apply for campus jobs / See PAGE 12 • Explore your Pick One options / See PAGE 14 • University Recreation / See PAGE 22

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View your room assignment, dining plan, and roommate information on the Housing Gateway • See PAGE 4

Review transportation & campus parking options • See PAGE 19

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Prepare for Move-In and read the Move-In Guide • See PAGE 6

Get connected to campus resources • Inclusivity/ See PAGE 16 • Business Services / See PAGE 18 • University Dining / See PAGE 20 • Transferring health care / See PAGE 24 • Campus Directory / See PAGE 25

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Prepare for Class Registration and Orientation • See PAGE 13

We’ll see you soon!

Booklet Series

1. Life@Stout | After Acceptance We’re excited you’ve been accepted to Stout and want to share what campus has to offer! Look at all services, programs, activities, and opportunities available to you as a student! Don’t forget to sign your Housing and Dining contract if you’re living on campus. This booklet will also help guide you through Room Options, Roommate Preferences, and choosing a Dining Plan for the upcoming spring semester.

Get To Know Campus | December Become more familiar with campus and learn about a variety of resources available for you. Find a campus job, explore campus resources, or get involved with a student organization. Also, receive directions on selecting a room, move-in instructions, and orientation details. This is the final step in making a smooth transition to your life at Stout.

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Change Of Plans?

Questions on Getting To Know Campus?

If you are no longer planning to attend UW-Stout, log on to the Housing Contract Gateway using Step 2 on page 2. Scroll down and select Cancel My Future Contract.

University Housing 170 Price Commons 715.232.1121 housing@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/housing

Campus Card Office 110 Price Commons 715.232.3686

University Dining 160 Price Commons 715.232.1585 dining@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/dining

campuscard@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/campus-card

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Get To Know Campus | Room Selection

A space to call your own. Follow our directions for selecting your room and residence hall.

Incoming first-year students can choose spaces in the following FYE buildings: To learn more about the Residence Halls, visit University Housing online at www.uwstout.edu/life-stout/housing/residence-halls Choosing A Residence Hall Students are part of two different residence hall programs. First year students are part of the First Year Experience (FYE) program and students who are returning to campus or are transfer students are part of The Next Experience (TNE) program. Outlined below are Residence Halls available.

Selecting A Room

Step 1 • Check your UW-Stout email for detailed directions that include a video on room selection steps. Step 2 • Go to: www.uwstout.edu/housing-gateway • Use your UW-Stout username and password to log onto the site.* Step 3 • At or after your selection time, select Pick My Future Room. • The system will only let you see rooms that are available to you. Step 4 • Follow the directions to select your room. • Note: Once you select your room, you are not able to change it. Step 5 • If your desired roommate is also an incoming student, you can assign your desired roommate at your selection time if space is available. Follow the directions to assign your desired roommate if you have one. Once you have assigned yourself to a room, you will immediately receive an email confirmation. Review your room and meal plan assignments and your roommate(s) on the Housing Gateway by selecting My Room and Plan Assignments on the home page.

Curran, Kranzusch, Tustison and Oetting Hall (CKTO) Hansen, Keith, Milnes and Chinnock Hall (HKMC) North Hall Antrim, Froggatt and McCalmont Hall (AFM)

Incoming transfer or re-entry students can choose spaces in the following TNE buildings:

Selecting A Room In A Living Community When you go to select a room, you will see available living communities. If you would like to choose a room in a living community, click on the community to see what spaces are available.

North Hall South Hall Antrim, Froggatt and McCalmont Hall (AFM) Fleming and Hovlid Hall (FH) Jeter, Tainter and Callahan Hall (JTC) Wigen Hall Red Cedar Hall

2021-2022 Living Community Locations

Honors (FYE&TNE) 3rd & 4th Floor Milnes (FYE) 3rd & 4th Chinnock (FYE) 4th Floor McCalmont (TNE)

Out@Stout (FYE/TNE) 4A North (FYE) 4C North (TNE)

All-Gender (TNE) 4B North Ground Floor Red Cedar

Multicultural (FYE&TNE) 3rd North

International (TNE) 2nd North

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Get To Know Campus | Room Assignments and Plans

Is everything in order? View your room selection, roommate info, and dining plan.

View Your Room Assignment and Plans

Step 1 • Go to: www.uwstout.edu/housing-gateway • Use your UW-Stout username and password to log into the site.* Step 2 • Select My Room and Plan Assignments to see: • Room Assignments • Building, Bed Space (your room number), type of room, and your address • Roommate(s) • Baseline Dining Plan and Baseline Plus funds • Locked Room Password- • You will use this password to gain access to your spare keys if you lock yourself out of your room.

Your move-in guide PG 6 - PG 9

Note: In some fields, you may see items listed more than once with different move in/out or start/end dates. This indicates that you have room and plan assignments for the Winterm and Spring Semester.

Contact Your Roommate Before Arrival

Your roommate’s contact info is listed under My Room and Plan Assignments on the Housing Gateway. Connect with your roommate to coordinate what you will need to bring for your room. Note: Roommate assignments can change. Please check the Housing Gateway periodically to review the status of your roommate assignment.

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Get To Know Campus

Move-In Guide

Your move-in day is coming! We’ll see you January 20 or 21, 2022.

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Arriving to campus. You may arrive any time between 8:30am-10pm starting Thursday, January 20, 2022. Please note, you are not able to move in until 8:30am on Thursday, January 20. If you do not have an campus ID card yet, please plan to arrive between 8:30am-4pm on a weekday. 1. On your arrival day, go to the Campus Card Office (110 Price Commons) to get your ID (if you already have your campus ID you can skip this step). 2. Go to your Hall’s front desk to check-in. Your campus ID card will grant you entrance to the building. 3. Move your belongings into your room and complete your room inspection that will be emailed to you upon your check-in. • As a reminder you and your move in assistants must wear masks while in any campus building.

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Hansen-Keith Milnes-Chinnock (HKMC) Curran-Kranzusch Tustison-Oetting (CKTO) Antrim-Froggatt McCalmont (AFM)

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Move-In Guide

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Room Size & Furnishings

We Provide You With

CLOSET CLOSET

On the right are examples of student room layouts. The dimensions are approximate and each room may vary by several inches. Students living in Antrim, Chinnock, Fleming, Froggatt, Hansen, Hovlid, Keith, McCalmont, Tainter, and North have moveable dressers, desks, and bookcases. There is no need to bring a refrigerator or microwave as each room is furnished with an appliance that includes a microwave, a separate freezer and a refrigerator.

• Loft, bed, mattress • Desk and chair • Mirror • Window blinds • Computer & cable TV jack • Carpeting • Smoke detector • Dresser • Closet with shelf & clothes bar • Bookshelf • Trash & recycling containers • Refrigerator/freezer/microwave combination unit

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The average size of a double room is 11’x 15’ and the ceiling height is approximately 7’8”. Triple rooms average 11’x 20’.

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Lofts (Included in rooms)

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• 12 different levels so that you can put it at a height you are comfortable with. • Set up your beds as bunks, if you prefer that arrangement. • If you want to put a futon or other couch under your loft, it should be 80” long or less. • The distance from the floor to the top of your lofted mattress is 72”.

What To Bring

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Alarm Clock TV and DVD player Extra lighting/lamps Personal safe Shower shoes and caddy Bathrobe Laundry Insurance cards Bed linens, blanket, pillow (twin x-long) Plants, posters, decorations TV cables and connections, coax cable Cellphone

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What Not To Bring

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X Pets (except fish) X Large, loud stereos X Alcohol (if under 21) X Illegal drugs X Candles X Appliances with open heating elements X Toasters, toaster ovens, etc X Landline (no phone service in rooms) X Firearms or other weapons

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Double Room 11’ x 15’ x 7’8” (L x W x H)

Triple Room 19’10” x 10’10” x 7’8” (L x W x H)

Movable furniture

Non-Movable furniture

*Movable furniture not available in all Residence Halls.

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End of Move-In Guide

Room Decorating

Computer Service All rooms and lounges have wifi. Students will be issued a lap- top and will not need to purchase any additional equipment. Cable TV & Movies Each student room is equipped with cable that offers 94 channels plus 46 music channels. Bring your own TV cables, connectors, and coax cable. Renter’s Insurance You should check to see if your parent’s or guardian’s home- owner’s policy covers your belongings while living on campus.

To help make plans for your new home, we want to provide you with some information to make it a smooth process: • There must be 30” wide by 72” tall path of egress from the door to the window. • The distance from the top of the mattress to the ceiling must be at least 25” • Lofts may not be placed across the window. These room furnishings may NOT be moved or disconnected. • Closets, walls, and doors • Smoke detectors • Desks and bookshelves (except in Antrim, Chinnock, Fleming, Froggatt, Hansen, Hovlid, Keith, McCalmont and Milnes) The following are considered fire hazards and are NOT permitted: • Hangings or decorations of combustible material such as cloth, flags, fishnets, wall hangings, crepe paper, styrofoam, etc. • Natural vegetation of combustible nature such as Christmas trees, evergreen boughs, leaves, birch logs, etc. (houseplants are fine). • Multiple plug-ins or extension cords with multiple plug-ins (use power strips). • Toaster, toaster ovens, and appliances with exposed heating elements. • Candles or incense. No open flame objects (lit or unlit). • The use and storage of flammable materials. • The possession or use of fireworks, gunpowder, or explosive materials. • Tampering with or altering any electrical outlets or light switches (including dimmer switches and installing additional wiring.

If it doesn’t, we encourage you to consider purchasing a renter’s insurance policy.

The university is NOT liable for damage to your belongings.

Laundry & Vending Each residence hall has a laundry room equipped with several laundry machines and a sink for hand washing. Washers and dryers cost $1.00 per cycle and will work with Baseline Plus Funds from your Stout BlueCard (your ID card). We recommend that you use laundry detergent pods. Stout has front-loading washers which require less soap than top loading machines, so plan to use less laundry detergent.

Hall Addresses and Phone Numbers

Mail & Packages

Mail is delivered daily to each residence hall on North Campus and to Price Commons for South Campus. Your mail will be put into a locked mailbox that you will share with your roommate(s).

Antrim-Froggatt -McCalmont (AFM) 1015 3rd Street E

Jeter-Tainter-Callahan (JTC) 200 S. Broadway

Please do not use the 3-in-1 laundry sheets (they jam up the machines).

Fleming-Hovlid 220 2nd Street W Wigen 106 1st Avenue W Red Cedar 201 2nd Street W North Hall 124 10th Ave E

Hansen-Keith-Milnes- Chinnock (HKMC) 1215 3rd Street E

Vending machines in each hall have a variety of snacks and beverages. They accept Baseline Plus funds from your Stout BlueCard as well as dollars and coins.

All mail should be addressed with the following info:

Curran-Kranzusch-Tustiton- Oetting (CKTO) 1105 3rd Street E

Full Name Room number and hall name Hall street address Menomonie, WI 54751

South 115 13th Ave E

Please do not send mail that will be delivered prior to your arrival.

If you need staff assistance while you are on campus, call 715-232-3333.

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Get To Know Campus| Campus Jobs

Looking for a job? Find employment opportunities all around campus!

University Housing

Many departments offer employment opportunities throughout the year. Use Handshake to search and apply for campus jobs. University Housing and University Dining, two of the largest student employers on campus, are taking applications right now!

Desk Assistant ($8.00/hour) – Each hall has a front desk staffed by students. Desk assistants provide services for residents at the front desk. They assist with the recycling and composting program and aid in snow removal. Facilities Assistant ($9.00 /hour) – Students assist University Housing custodians with general hall cleaning such as vacuuming and washing surfaces.

Campus Employment Benefits

University Dining

Food Service Worker ($9.00/hour) – Employing over 500 students, numerous food service positions exist throughout campus. • Meal and beverages provided when minimum requirements are met • Opportunity for advancement to Student Manager with wages starting at $11.00/hr

Regular paycheck Meet new friends Flexible scheduling Walk to work Build your résumé Work study or state payroll offered

Scan here to apply!

Your spring orientation

Students must bring required employment verification and hiring documents to work on campus. Employment Docs

Spring Registration and Orientation will be held on Friday, January 21st. During your experience you will have your photo taken and pick-up your Stout Blue Card, hear from various campus departments and services,and receive your UW-Stout laptop and texbooks.

UW-Stout cares about the health and safety of our students. The Dean of Students Office reminds you to complete the assigned EverFi courses. These highly interactive learning opportunities are designed to educate our students about creating and maintaining a safe and healthy environment at UW-Stout. These mandatory courses focus on safe and healthy choices regarding alcohol, sexual assault prevention, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. These courses will be assigned prior to classes starting and students will be notified how to access them via UW-Stout email. Please complete the courses by the due date to prevent a hold from being placed on your student record, which will prevent you from registering for fall 2022 classes. Again, please keep up to date with your UW-Stout email for the invite to the EverFi platform and course reminders.

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U.S. Passport, Passport Card, or Permanent Resident Card

State Driver’s License or Government issued ID Card

Social Security Account Number card or Birth Certificate

New freshmen will also meet their advisor and register for courses.

Next Steps

For Direct Deposit, please bring: Bank Account and Routing #

Fine more job openings on:

Check your UW-Stout email for an invitation to sign-up for Registration and Orientation.

ROUTING NUMBER

ACCOUNT NUMBER

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Get To Know Campus| Getting Involved

Get connected to campus! No matter what you choose, we have a variety of ways to get involved on campus!

Student Organization Fair

Getting connected to campus is one of the best things you can do to enhance your college experience. The Involvement Center, located on the lower level of the Memorial Student Center, is your source for getting involved and offers a wide variety of programming and opportunities. • 150+ student organizations to join and meet new people • Social events such as bingo, crafting and game nights • Volunteer opportunities and programs related to civic engagement • Social justice events and programs surrounding equity, diversity and inclusion

Mark your calendars and spring into involvement at our upcoming Student Organization Fair!

Thursday, January 27th 5:00 - 7:00 pm Memorial Student Center

You’ll have the chance to explore our 150+ student orgs and other involvement opportunities across campus. Meet face-to-face with student leaders, find out what interests you and learn how to join!

Ready to Get Involved?

CONNECT has you covered! CONNECT is your campus app and platform to search and join student orgs, sign up for events, access campus resources and so much more!

Get CONNECT On Your Smartphone

Get connected at connect.uwstout.edu

Go to the App Store or Google Play • Search “Stout CONNECT” • Download the app

• Login with your UW-Stout username and password • Username is the first part of your Stout email.

Get CONNECT On Your Computer

Just find “CONNECT” on the UW-Stout main website’s Login page.

Once Logged In, Do The Following:

Update your profile! Add a photo, bio, social media links, etc. Show campus who you are!

Search for something you’ll love! Explore campus events and student organizations that interest you!

Register for the student org fair! . Search for it under the Involvement Center page!

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Get To Know Campus | Inclusivity

Stout strives for inclusive excellence. We want everyone to have the opportunity to thrive and reach their individual goals at UW-Stout.

Offices that support our diverse and historically underserved student populations

Disability Services Disability Services is committed to creating equal access and opportunity to all campus programs and services for persons with disabilities. Fostering Success Fostering Success provides guidance and resources for youth who have been in foster care, homeless or orphaned and who have an interest in pursuing higher education. Multicultural Student Services From academic support to living communities, MSS offers multiple programs and services that support Black/African American, Native American, Asian and Hispanic/Latinx students and their success. Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Office (EDI) The EDI office is committed to continuous improvement of campus climate and culture. This office supports our students, employees, and the campus community.

The Qube The Qube offers resources, programs, and support initiatives for LGBTQIA+ students and allies.

At UW-Stout we believe diversity strengthens our community and that our students identities are multifaceted and intersectional.

Student Support Services Student Support Services provides academic tutoring, personalized advising and support, tuition waived courses, and leadership opportunities to first-generation students, students who meet federal low-income criteria, and students with disabilities. *Student Support Services is funded by two federal TRIO grants and this funding accounts for 100% of the project’s total costs.

At Stout, you are valued!

Student Involvement

Student organizations that explore culture and identity play an integral role on campus by providing students an opportunity to learn and grow through interaction with one another. Organizations are open and welcoming to all students!

Black Student Union Gender Sexuality Alliance Hmong Stout Student Organization

International Club Latinos Unidos Native American Student Organization

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Get To Know Campus | Student Business Services

Transportation | Get To Know Campus

Getting where you need to go. We offer many transportation programs for students.

Student Business Services 2022 Payment Due Dates

Parking Permits are available for purchase.

Students can easily live car-free while at UW-Stout. We offer a number of programs to ensure that students have multiple options to get around campus, Menomonie, and the region.

Payment Options

Visit: www.uwstout.edu/parking to review parking lot information, hours of operation, permit regulations, and other parking information prior to purchasing a permit. Please have your housing assignment (if living in a residence hall) and be registered for classes prior to purchasing a permit. Permits can be paid online or billed to the student’s account. Note: Please contact Parking Services if any changes to your permit are needed. Some permits may not be available at the time of purchase and require being placed on a waitlist. Please contact Parking Services to check permit availability or be added to a permit waitlist.

Online/Mobile-electronic check or credit card In-person (cash or check) Mail (check) Drop box (check) Flywire (International Students)

Biking Bring your bike or rent one through our StoutBikes Bike Share Program. Park your bike in our outdoor racks, under our bike shelter, or rent a bike locker. We recommend you register your bike which can be done for free at the Police & Parking Services office.

TERM DUE DATES

WINTERM 2022

January 19, 2022

Permit Costs

SPRING 2022

March 2, 2022

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(beginning January 2nd)

July 20, 2022

$120 / semester

Residence Hall

www.uwstout.edu/stubus

Buses Ride free campus and community buses, or for a fare, ride one of our regional buses to Minneapolis, Madison, Milwaukee and more.

Main Campus Residence Hall Reserved

$215/ semester

North Campus Residence Hall Reserved / Main Campus Commuter

$225/ semester

Minnesota Reciprocity

$75/ semester

Commuter Permit (Live off campus)

The Minnesota Office of Higher Education and the State of Wisconsin have an agreement in which a student may attend a Wisconsin university and pay the same fees that they would pay to attend a Minnesota university.

Motorcycle/Moped Permit

$20/ year

UW-Stout Rideshare Find other Stout students to carpool with at www.uwstoutrideshare.com

Short term parking permits available. Please visit the parking office.

Submit a Minnesota reciprocity form:

Go to: www.ohe.state.mn.us • Select Paying for College • Then Online Application from the drop down Click Tuition Reciprocity

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Get To Know Campus | Dining

A dining experience fit for everyone. Learn more about some of our special cafeteria perks and programs.

University Dining is committed to providing all students access to balanced choices in our dining locations. We support our students and guests in making informed choices by providing nutrition fact panels with ingredients and allergen information online, nutrition counseling from our full-time registered dietitian, and a variety of educational resources throughout our locations.

What’s on the menu?

To review the menu, find nutrition and allergen information, check prices, or hours of operation, use the following resources:

Note: Spring menus will begin January 24.

Download the Transact Mobile Ordering app from your smart phone’s app store. Order from dining locations in advance and pick-up when ready!

My Plate Analysis plateanalysis.uwstout.edu. (Click on the apple menu or nutrition information)

Green-To-Go Program & To Go Meals

University Dining Service will utilize re-usable containers and cups to minimize the use of disposable dinnerware in the Commons and North Point Cafeterias. Each student will be issued one reusable 9”x9” x 3.75” container, and one 22 oz. reusable cup, free of charge. Students will be issued a token to redeem for their container and cup during their first meal in the cafeteria. Students must present this token to the cashier at either the Commons Cafeteria or North Point Cafeteria to redeem their container. Containers and cups may not be reused before being cleaned and sanitized by University Dining staff. Upon entering the cafeteria, students will pay for their meals at the register and deposit their used cup and container at the designated location for the facility they are dining in.

CONNECT Search for “Stout CONNECT” on the Apple App Store or Google Play!

Special Diet Pantry

Students with medically required special diets are encouraged to be their own advocates and notify dining staff about their food allergy, intolerance, or health condition. University Dining maintains a Special Diet Pantry which offers food options for students with specific dietary needs. Medical documentation for allergies or intolerances will be requested to ensure needs are thoroughly addressed.

Questions?

Failure to return a container or cup could result in a charge.

Registered Dietitian

Please contact for more information or the schedule a meeting.

University Dining Service employs a Registered Dietitian, Sarah Sippl, to assist students with nutrition and dietary guidance. One-on-one consultations can be scheduled to discuss dietary related topics, such as: food allergies, weight management, eating disorders, diabetes, or special diet services.

Sarah Sippl 715.232.3599 sippls@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/dining/nutrition

facebook.com/UWStoutDining

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Get To Know Campus | University Recreation

Your place for lifelong learning and lifetime fitness. Find a fitness plan that works with your lifestyle.

Membership Types

Fitness Includes access to the Health & Fitness Center, the North Point Fitness Center, and group fitness classes. Climbing Wall Includes access to Stout Adventures’ two 30-foot climbing walls with 11 ropes and over 50 routes, designed for all ranges of climbers from beginners to advanced climbers.

Stout Adventures is a comprehensive outdoor recreation program open to students, faculty, staff, and the local community providing a variety of outdoor programming. For the outdoor enthusiast!

Sports Clubs

Sport Clubs offers over 30 instructional, recreational, and competitive clubs. For a full listing of our clubs visit our website. Reach out to club officers on CONNECT to learn more!

Indoor Climbing Wall Two 30-foot walls with 11 ropes and over 50 routes.

Clinics Join instructional workshops such as “How to Build a Fire” or “How to Plan your Own Trip.”

Rental Center No matter the season, everything you need to get outdoors is available for rent. Intramural Sports Sign up for activities in one of our four blocks throughout the year. Intramural Sports offers opportunities like cornhole, basketball, badminton, volleyball and more! Get involved on a team or as an individual.

facebook.com/stouturec

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Campus Directory | Get To Know Campus

Get To Know Campus | Transferring Care

Counseling Center & Student Health Services

We know college can come with a lot of questions. That’s why we have a variety of services available to you from career advice to counseling.

Admissions 212 Sorensen Hall 715.232.1232

Disability Services 206 Bowman Hall 715.232.2995

Parking Services 110 University Services Building 715.232.1792

We employ licensed and trained practitioners to meet the mental health and medical needs of our students.

admissions@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/admissions

disabilityservices@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/services/disability

parking@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/parking

Visit the Counseling Center and Student Health Services online to review the numerous clinical and mental health services available for students. Should you desire to transfer care to Stout, please follow the instructions below.

Advisement Center 11 Bowman Hall 715.232.1465 advisement@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/services/advisement ASPIRE Student Support Services 310 Bowman Hall 715.232.218 www.uwstout.edu/aspire

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Office 217 Bowman Hall 715.232.1970 edi@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/edi Financial Aid Office 210 Bowman Hall 715.232.1363 finaid1@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/services/finaid Involvement Center 106 Memorial Student Center 715.232.1772 involvement@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/involvement LGBTQIA+ Program/The Qube 121 Price Commons 715.232.5471

Stoutfitters 102 Memorial Student Center 715.232.1235 www.bkstr.com/uwstoutstore Student Business Services 125 Administration Building 715.232.1656 sbservices@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/stubus Student Health Services 103 1st Avenue West 715.232.1314 health@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/studenthealth

Transferring Care

To transfer your care to one of our providers, please have your current mental health or medical practitioner send your treatment summary or medical records to the Counseling Center or Student Health Services.

Athletics 203 Sports & Fitness Center 715.232.2224 athletics.uwstout.edu

Schedule an Appointment

Schedule your initial appointment to discuss your care needs, answer any questions you have about existing services, or complete any forms to ensure our records are up-to-date. Subsequent appointments can be made at that time.

Campus Card Office 110 Price Commons 715.232.3686

University Dining 160 Price Commons 715.232.1585 dining@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/dining University Housing 170 Price Commons 715.232.1121 housing@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/housing

campuscard@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/campus-card

qube@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/lgtbq

Career Services 103 Administration Building 715.232.3595 careerservices@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/careers

Counseling Center 410 Bowman Hall Menomonie WI 54751 Phone: 715.232.2468 Fax: 715.232.2111 www.uwstout.edu/counsel counseling@uwstout.edu

McNair Scholars Program 425 Bowman Hall 715.232.5490 wynns@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/mcnair Memorial Student Center 302 10th Avenue East 715.232.2000

Counseling Center 410 Bowman Hall 715.232.2468

University Police 110 University Services Building 715.232.2222

counseling@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/counsel

Student Health Services 103 1st Ave W. Menomonie WI 54751 Phone: 715.232.1314 Fax: 715.232.2103 www.uwstout.edu/studenthealth health@uwstout.edu

mscreservations@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/studentcenter

police@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/police

Dean of Students 130 Bowman Hall 715.232.1181

Multicultural Student Services 217 Bowman Hall 715.232.1381 multicultural@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/services/multicultural

University Recreation 41 Sports & Fitness Center 715.232.1392 urec@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/urec

dean_of_students@uwstout.edu www.uwstout.edu/services/dean

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www.uwstout.edu/counseling | www.uwstout.edu/student-health

University Housing 170 Price Commons 1110 South Broadway Menomonie WI, 54751