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Our Career Coaches, Academic and Career Advisers, and Peer Advisers help students locate and utilize academic and career preparation resources. Feel free to call, stop by, schedule an appointment, or attend one of our events!

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At the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point, student health and well-being is an important part of successful campus life. Our Fitness and Recreation programs are run through the University Centers, a division of Student Affairs​. We offer several FREE programs and fitness spaces for students to maintain healthful lifestyles:

The Allen Fitness Center is a student-led workout facility​ located in the Allen Center. Starting Fall 2022, this facility will be FREE for students who are actively enrolled each semester.

For additional information, please call 715-346-4711 or email us at allenfc@uwsp.edu. You can also visit our webpage below: UWSP Fitness and Recreation Programs - Fitness and Recreation | UWSP

Group Exercise offers free fitness and yoga classes for students throughout the year. All Group Exercise classes are held in the Allen Center.

The bulk of our programs are housed in the Allen Center, located in the heart of the Residential Living​ area of campus. Fitness and Recreation Programs strives to provide a safe, friendly, and diverse environment for students to be active and improve their well-being.​

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23 Sports, 600 Student-Athletes, 1 POINT

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Students and staff of the University Center gathered in spring 1997 to put their ideas for the brewhaus on paper and put a plan in motion.

The department formerly known as Recreational Services was moving to Allen Center to create better access to their equipment. The space it was vacating was unique in size and structure; some paneled walls, carpeted floor, cement floor and a variety of pipes running through the ceiling. It was a "perfect" place for a coffeehouse/pub!

The organizing committee struggled for a long time with a name for the department. But after seeing the location and the budget, the "basement" theme seemed appropriate. Since a lot more than coffee and beer would be brewing in the new area, the committee combined the physical location with what was happening and came up with the "Basement Brewhaus."

To keep with the theme and the budget, the staff spent the entire summer before opening scavenging through rummage sales looking for furniture, lamps, board games and anything else in a typical basement recreation room. The staff also spent countless hours painting water pipes, putting up wall decorations and arranging furniture.​

Today, the Basement Brewhaus hosts performances, sells hot and cold beverages and provides a fun filled atmosphere.

Visit us today and see for yourself what we offer!

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We are a Committee of Students and Staff working to make the campus and community a friendly place for Bees and other pollinators. We meet 1-2 times a month for no more than an hour to discuss goals, events, and outreach that needs to be done around campus.

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Campus Activities and Student Engagement (CASE) offers opportunities for UW-Stevens Point students to develop personally and professionally. We offer transformative leadership opportunities that help students become change agents to improve their campus, community, and the world.​ CASE is home to 200+ student organizations UW-Stevens Point has to offer. We help students find employment opportunities on and off campus. The office coordinates volunteer opportunities throughout the greater community and coordinates service opportunities nationwide and abroad. Plus, CASE brings fun programs and activities to campus to foster a sense of belonging and to provide enriching experiences. CASE is part of the Division of Student Affairs and University Centers and is dedicated to providing opportunities that extend beyond the classroom.

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Adaptability, problem-solving, critical thinking, initiative, cooperation, communication, along with skills in a given discipline, are qualities that artists need to find success in their chosen fields. They are also qualities that companies cite in hiring graduates for industries that are constantly evolving. As employers note the lack of critical thinking and creative problem-solving skills in recent graduates, these are the very skills developed through the College of Fine
Arts and Communication (COFAC) at the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point (UWSP).

For more than 50 years, the College of Fine Arts and Communication (COFAC) has prepared students not only for lives of creative expression, but also for diverse professions and leadership positions that enrich the vibrancy of their communities. COFAC programs value curiosity, discovery, innovation, and collaboration, emphasizing dynamic, hands-on learning through which both faculty and students can inspire, create, and achieve.

School of Design and Communication
Art • Graphic Design
• Interior Architecture • Media Studies
• Pre-Art Therapy
• Professional Communication

School of Performing Arts
• Arts Management • Acting • Dance
• Drama • Jazz Studies • Music • Music Education
• Music Performance • Musical Theatre
• Theatre Design & Technology

Suzuki Programs
Aber Suzuki Center
American Suzuki Institute

Members of the COFAC faculty, staff, and students are enthused to begin this new transformation of disciplines within the college. They are aware that not all students come to college with a set career path. Many have an interest in exploring various curricula under a larger “umbrella” of related fields to find a career path that best suits their interests. By bringing together closely-related programs and their respective faculty and students into closer proximity, the college seeks to encourage more highly integrated curricular programs and experiential learning activities—experiences designed to better prepare our students for careers in the contemporary work place.

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As the largest college of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, the college offers the courses you need to meet your career goals. We offer more 47 majors and 43 minors among 13 academic departments.

College of Letters and Science students are successful in new careers. We prepare and empower students to make a difference in our world.

Our college offers you excellent options in majors, minors, masters programs, scholarship opportunities, awards of excellence, and affiliated programs that prepare you for employment in a rapidly changing world. The College of Letters and Science will give you the broad liberal education you need to change lives and make changes in the world.

Student in the College of Letters and Science have accomplished amazing things. One of the reasons our students are so successful is because of generous support from alumni and friends. Please consider joining the thousands of donors who help ensure that UW-Stevens Point students are ready to face the challenges of the future.

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The College of Natural Resources (CNR) at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (UWSP) is widely regarded as the nation’s leading undergraduate natural resource program with deep roots in Wisconsin’s strong conservation heritage, inspired by pioneering leaders such as Aldo Leopold, John Muir and Gaylord Nelson. We currently have more than 10,000 alumni, over 1700 undergraduate majors and 180 faculty and staff.

The strength of our program is in its interdisciplinary approach and emphasis on hands-on field experiences. Students within the Forestry, Wildlife Ecology, Fisheries and Water Resources and Soils Disciplines participate in a summer field experience at one of our field stations or in Europe. During these summer experiences students gain knowledge and skills that they can use in real world situations. Our students within the Paper Science and Engineering Department culminate their program with a paper mill internship where they gain real world experience. Our Graduates can be found all across the globe working in various Natural Resource fields and in the Paper Science and Engineering arena.

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The CNR Student Success Center (SSC) is a student-centered facility created to help our students succeed during their time at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.

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Monday-Thursday 8 am - 5 pm
Friday 8 am - 3 pm

The CNR SSC is available for a variety of services including:
- Open Walk-In Hours (both CNR Professional Advisers and Peer Mentors)
- Understanding the differences between CNR majors and minors
- Change of CNR major or minor
- CNR Reporter and CNR Jobs Board
- CNR Career Fair (December)
- Summer Field Experience (Treehaven, European Environmental Studies Seminar and CWES applications and questions
- Study Away (Costa Rica Tropical Ecology, Kenya) and National Student Exchange Questions
- Involvement in CNR organizations and clubs
- Job and internship searches
- Creating resumes and review
- Graduation plan updates and review
- Graduation checks
- Campus resource referral
- Basic study skills
- General help and support

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CPS consists of four academic units, which house 19 different undergraduate majors, 9 minors, 16 graduate programs and a number of additional options.

Sentry School of Business and Economics offers bachelor’s degrees in accounting, business administration, business economics, data analytics, finance, management, marketing as well as a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Applied Leadership and Decision-Making.

School of Education offers bachelor’s degrees in early childhood education, elementary education, physical education and special education. SOE also offers minors in early childhood special education and exceptional educational needs as wells as a master’s degrees in education and an Ed.D. in Educational Sustainability. SOE also provides the required education coursework for all UWSP teacher certification programs.

School of Health Sciences and Wellness offers bachelor’s degrees in clinical laboratory science; communication sciences and disorders; dietetics; family and consumer sciences; health information management and technology; health science and wellness; nursing; and sustainable food and nutrition. This super school also offers master’s degrees in athletic training; community and organizational leadership; healthcare administration; speech and language pathology; and sustainable and resilient food systems. Finally, SHSW houses the clinical Doctorate in Audiology and Doctor of Physical Therapy programs.

Department of Military Science offers a minor in military science.

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UW-Stevens Point Continuing Education has seven program teams serving the needs of various audiences and offering everything from one-day workshops to certificate programs to one-on-one business consulting to day trips, just to name a few. Our three campuses and unique statewide connections give us the opportunity to connect with over 20,000 people each year in many different ways. We extend the University resources and Wisconsin Idea, serving audiences of all ages, locally and globally. The UWSP Continuing Education Office is your front door to the University.

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Cornerstone Press was established in 1984 and has published 32 titles to date in nearly every imaginable genre. The press is student run, and publishes in the fall semester.

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The UWSP Counseling Center provides mental health services to the UWSP campus community. We provide individual and group psychotherapy and we act as consultants for the entire campus when a student or staff member encounters a person or situation that concerns them. The UWSP Counseling Center provides education & prevention programs throughout the year, targeted at increasing awareness of mental health and preparing campus community members to be responsive when complicated situations involving mental health arise. We respect and appreciate individual differences and cultural diversity. Our staff is sensitive to the uniqueness that arises from different backgrounds, sexual orientations and gender identities, financial resources, religious affiliations, veteran statuses and levels of ability. Therapists at the UWSP Counseling Center work collaboratively with students to promote positive changes in a manner consistent with the student's own worldview. Therapy services are available at no cost to currently enrolled students. Our office is on the 3rd Floor of Delzell Hall, is open from Monday-Friday from 8am to 4:30pm, and can be reached at (715) 346-3553.

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The Office of ​the Dean of Students strives to maximize each student's learning experience by creating a culture of care, fostering personal responsibility, and encouraging involvement as members of the campus and broader communities. At the core of this work is a clear guiding philosophy and message to our students in Marshfield, Stevens Point, and Wausau: You Matter. Point Cares.

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The primary mission of the office of Diversity and College Access (DCA) is to improve the retention and graduation rates for underrepresented students by promoting their academic and personal growth. DCA assists in the personal development of African-American, Asian American and Pacific Islander, Latina/Latino/Latinx, Native American students, and LGBTQ+ students. DCA supports student learning both in and out of the classroom setting. Diversity and College Access also supports pre-college programs for low-income, first generation, and academically at-risk high school students.

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College Is An Investment In You - One Of The Biggest You Will Ever Make
Financial Aid and Veteran Services is available to help you and your family with the financial aid process, military benefits, and assist you in making your high-quality education at UW-Stevens Point an affordable choice. We encourage you to apply for financial aid to determine what assistance you may receive. Our experienced staff is here to help you navigate the aid process and answer your questions. We can also provide information on the various federal, state and private funding options, such as grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans.

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Group Exercise at UW-Stevens Point offers fun, FREE classes for all experience levels taught by trained UWSP students. Just show up in your workout gear and bring your UWSP-issued ID. All equipment is provided.

Choose from a variety of classes each week, including yoga, HIIT, cycling, dance fusion and many more.

Why attend Group Exercise?
Social, fun, safe environment
No prior exercise knowledge or experience needed
Great workouts
Motivating student instructors
Consistent schedules
Make new friends
Questions? Contact fitness.recreation@uwsp.edu or call 715-346-4711.

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The Department of Housing and Residence Life strives to develop a community of well-rounded Pointers through quality living environments, intentional learning experiences, and dynamic interpersonal relationships.

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What does the MRC do?
We help support, advocate for, and refer students of color to both on and off campus resources to ensure that they don't just survive on campus but THRIVE. We also have a general hang out space that students are welcome to use to build community, study, watch Netflix/Disney +/Hulu, play games, check out a book, and enjoy free snacks and printing!



When are you open?
The MRC hang-out space is open to all students as long as the DUC is open!

If you are needing guidance, resources, referrals, and/or support, you can meet with the MRC Coordinator, Susan Schotanus by setting up either an in-person or virtual appointment. Please email mrc@uwsp.edu to schedule that.

Where are you located?
We are located at the Dreyfus University Center, room 208 (right above US bank/homegrown cafe, the west side of the DUC facing Parking Lot R).

For more information, please call 715-346-4164.

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