Publications such as the Undergraduate Bulletin, degree program guide sheets, and the Timetable for each semester are available. The program efforts center around individual student's needs and goals. Services include career exploration and development workshops, individual assistance in decision making and goal setting, and individual assistance in occupational choices and educational programs. Study skills development, career exploration, and personal development are several of the programming areas geared to these targeted students. Partnerships between selected school districts and UW-Stout provide a successful link between school districts and higher education.
Staff assist students in meeting their career and educational goals.
Minority target scholarships are available through the Multicultural Student Affairs Office located in 217 Bowman Hall. The goal of the office is to provide effective support to the placement efforts each individual makes in securing the best position. Effort is made to bring to the attention of candidates information about vacancies, trends in supply and demand, data about the salaries and condition of employment, and effective application techniques. Students are encouraged to attend group workshops or meet individually with a placement counselor. Other services which may be available includes Advisement and Registration Assistance, Textbooks on Tape, Test Accommodations, and Accessibility.