Siedlecki received a bachelor of arts degree from UW-Eau Claire. He was a hall director at Stout before becoming activities coordinator in 1972. He is also responsible for the training and development program for all employees of the center. The annual report is based on 1,101 graduates. Twenty-one of the university's programs or concentrations reported 100 percent placement.
Majors are responsive to environmental and societal needs.
Seventy-five percent of all graduates had some type of experiential learning. Faculty, staff and administration are sincerely interested in the quality and future employability of their students and strive to make it an integral part of the education process. The grant provides funding to develop asynchronous learning experiences which give students access to education in any remote place at their convenience. Students will receive their instruction by the internet, computers and other new delivery systems. This is precisely the approach to education we must add to our traditional instructional methods, if we are to reach new audiences and serve the world of the 21st century.