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350 Stevens Point is not only a hub for environmental and social justice education, climate change discussions, and sustainability issues; it's also an incubator for radical action. Our mission extends beyond traditional activism to challenge the status quo, pushing boundaries, and advocating for systematic change. We prioritize community building and strive to make UWSP a bastion of sustainability through our unconventional approach and dedication to leftist principles.

Come join us in the fight for a more equitable, sustainable world!

We meet every Monday at 6:30pm in CBB 165.

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Semesterly concerts featuring all ensembles.
Individual Ensembles meet at times decided by ensemble leaders.

The primary purpose of A Cappella UWSP is to create a collaborative environment for UWSP students to experiment with the fundamentals of A Cappella music.

Active Ensembles:
- Counterpoint ~ advanced competitive mixed ensemble
- In Harmony ~ Non-auditioned (all voices welcome)
- On Point ~ Tenor/Bass Voices
- The Point Pitches ~ Soprano/Alto Voices
- Sforzando ~ Soprano/Alto/Tenor/Bass Voices
- One Hundred Footsteps ~ Body Music Ensemble

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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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The Accounting Club is open to Accounting major/minor students and all of those who are interested in accounting. The Club's purpose is to promote leadership, explore potential careers in accounting, and provide networking opportunities for its members.

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The Adventure Club is an organization dedicated to the exploration of the unknown; to travel to parts beyond for the sole sake of the journey. These journeys consist of various physically demanding outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, backpacking, mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, and any other conceivable activity of this nature. We aim to increase members’ knowledge and experience of these activities through jaunts and journeys throughout the state and country. The goal of the Adventure Club is to subsidize travel expenses and maintain a collection of community equipment to facilitate these expeditions so that UWSP students can be enriched by some of the most fulfilling pursuits on earth.
-Kyle Pepp (2015 President)


Office Hours:
-Monday: 9-10am, 2:30pm-4:30pm
-Tuesday: 11-12,12-2:00pm
-Wednesday: 9-11pm
-Thursday: 11-12 ,3-4pm
-Friday:

Meetings are every other Tuesday at 8:00 pm and will be held in CCC 101.

Meetings start September 17th, 8 pm in CCC 101!

If you have questions do not hesitate to email any of the officers, we are here to help.

Follow our Facebook or Instagram to see what we are getting into as well
Facebook: @uwsp.arc (UWSP Adventure Club)
Instagram: @pointeradclub

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The UWSP Airsoft Club is dedicated to promoting and participating in the sport of airsoft. The club is open to all students who are interested in airsoft, regardless of their skill level or experience. The main goal of the UWSP Airsoft Club is to provide an environment for its members to participate in airsoft games and events. The club regularly attends local games and events, including walk-ons and occasional multi-day events. Members are also encouraged to attend more significant airsoft events throughout the area, such as MilSim events. In addition, the UWSP Airsoft Club also focuses on promoting safe airsoft practices among its members. Whether you're a seasoned airsoft veteran or a beginner looking to try something new, the UWSP Airsoft Club welcomes you to join their community and experience the thrill of airsoft.

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The purpose of this Alliance shall be to serve as a vehicle for the social and intellectual interests of non-traditional students and as an advocate for their needs in the University community. The Alliance shall also attempt to utilize the experience of its members to improve the University experience for all students and staff members.

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Our chapter of the American Choral Directors Association fosters and promotes choral singing in order to encourage the highest level or choral musicianship and artistic expression. We provide to our members through social events, workshops, and resources to help in our future careers! We love to see new faces, and we enjoy supporting our UWSP choirs.

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Provide opportunities for American Indians and Alaska Natives to pursue studies in science, technology engineering, and mathematics.

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AIRO per our constitutions comprised of American Indians and their Allies, we comes together for encouraging awareness and understanding of all Indigenous people. Through Indigenous pride, philosophy, ways of knowing and doing, we hope to make the university and world a better place for all. We come together to support one another and to help eliminate stereotypes and increase visibility of the peoples and cultures of all Native Nations. We have been a student organization since 1968 and will continue to be a part of the land and campus of this area. We work together to be successful in college, recognizing the many challenges that are present but always keeping our sense of humor!

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Annual AIRO powwow, Professional Development trips and trainings, fellowship and community

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The purposes of American Institute of Chemical Engineers Student Chapter at the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point mirror those of the global AIChE organization. We hope to inspire a safe, connected, and inclusive community doing a world of good through the chemical engineering profession. Our purpose is to encourage lifelong professional and personal growth through our activities and programs and provide our members with the tools and opportunities to apply their expertise to sustainably meet societal needs.

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Stimulate and encourage those engaged in the graphic arts; to foster concern for standards of design and quality of production in American graphics; to form a center for intercourse and for exchange of views; publish books and periodicals; hold exhibitions; participate in exhibitions related to the graphic arts foreign countries; invite exhibits of foreign work; stimulate public taste through education, exhibition, lectures and communications in a variety of media and promote the higher education of these arts and generally to do whatever will raise the standards and aid in the extension and development of the graphic arts in the U.S.

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Enlarge students' understanding of the present and future scope of interior design practice.

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We, students at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, are interested in string and orchestra playing and teaching. We provide professional development, career building & support, and a community of peers for all teachers.

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We meet every Tuesday in TNR 252 @ 5:00pm!

Some examples of our events include: Macro-invertebrate (water bug) sampling, Lake Joanis turnover sampling, AWRA Wisconsin State Conference and much more.
Develop an awareness of water resource issues, employment possibilities and inter-chapter activities to both the university and Stevens Point community. Establish a common meeting ground for those concerned with water resources and provide exposure to career professionals, collection, organization and dissemination of ideas and information about water resources science and technology.

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The purpose of the Animal Behavior Club is to further UWSP students' interest in and understanding of animals and their behavior through informational meetings, guest speakers, and hands-on activities.

Meetings will be held biweekly on Tuesdays from 6-7 p.m. in TNR 170.

Sign up for our email list, join us on spin, and follow our Instagram account to stay up to date on information regarding meetings, activities, etc.

Instagram: animalbehaviorclub_uwsp (Make sure to follow the current account by checking for the correct logo!)

Please email Massimo with any questions. - mbell380@uwsp.edu

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The purpose of the Animal Health and Wellness Club is to promote an interest and understanding in animal-related biology among all undergraduates at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, particularly as it acts as a Pre-Vet Club by supporting its members for post graduate studies.

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Any Swing Goes is a high-energy partner dance environment for those who are either new to ballroom dance or want to brush up and expand upon what they know. We meet every Thursday at 6:30PM in the Allen Fitness Center Studio A. For questions, email us at any.swing.goes@uwsp.edu.

Our mission is to educate students, professors, staff, faculty, and community members on various types of ballroom dance, including East Coast swing, waltz, tango, salsa, and polka. We do this to promote exercise and cultural dance education through the means of socialization.

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Furthering skill and knowledge in the fine arts through dialogue with fellow students, professors and visiting artists, trips to Museums and Galleries, and practical application of skills used and learned both in and outside of class.

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A new organization at the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point! Developing ourselves to be a resource for those in the Arts Management program and introducing the program to those unaware. AMA intends to grow the art community and provide students with resources and support to do so. We intend to have guest speakers from different areas of the arts, as well as travel to various locations on business trips to gain a better perspective of future careers.

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Aspiring Educators is an organization that provides opportunities for future teachers to gain useful information and experience that will be helpful throughout their educational career, but also when they enter the workforce.

The Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) and its student program help lead education majors to a brighter future. The student program exists to help your smooth transition from the campus to the classroom and to help you get the edge as a teacher in those very important first years.

Although your university does a great job preparing you to assume your instructional responsibilities, very few programs are offered which explore the critical non instructional aspects of the profession. This is where Aspiring Educators comes in to supplement your formal education. We help you learn about salaries, discipline certification requirements and current issues in the education profession.

Aspiring Educators is made up of hundreds of university students across the state and is part of the National Education Association Student Program (NEA-SP). We used to be called Student Wisconsin Education Association (StWEA).

https://ims.nea.org/JoinNea//

Aspiring Educators is unlike any other organization for pre-service teachers!

Click the link below to become an official member!

https://ims.nea.org/JoinNea//

Why Join?

$1 million worth of liability insurance to protect you anytime you are involved in working with children--even when you are simply observing a class.

Professional and student publications designed to keep you up to date on current education news and trends including: the NEA Today newspaper, WEAC News & Views, and Teachers of Tomorrow.

Allows you to take advantage of WEAC/NEA workshops and conferences designed for the needs of future teachers.

A chance to work with an organization that engages on issues such as teacher preparation and state curriculum.

Multiple opportunities to serve in leadership and service roles. The skills and experiences you gain as an active, involved member will be beneficial to you as a professional.

Money-saving special services, benefits, discount purchasing, and insurance programs.

Valuable professional and personal friendships to help you feel more comfortable as a classroom teacher.

The opportunity to meet and share ideas with other Aspiring Educators members and practicing classroom teachers.

Overall, a great experience to add to your resume!

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The Association of Art Historians and Scholars (AAHS) exists to serve any and all students that have an interest or passion for Art History. You do not have to be an Art History student to join!

Despite our incredibly formal name, we like to keep things relaxed and casual.

Some recent highlights of our organization's activities include:
-A trip to Madison for the Chazen Museum of Art
-A trip to Chicago for the Art Institute of Chicago and the Field Museum

We are currently conducting meetings every other Thursday@5:00PM (starting 9/12) . Nearly all meetings occur in NFAC 285 (the Art History lecture hall).
Join our organization to be added to our email list! This is where you are notified of our meetings and other activities that are planned as well as any updates in meeting locations, times, or cancellations.

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Our organization sponsors trips to museums and invites speakers to campus.
We see museum trips as an opportunity where members can see art in person rather than just in the classroom. Staying active in the group gives you a better chance to going on our trips!
By sponsoring speakers, members and non-members can gain exposure to a wide variety of cultures.

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23 Sports, 600 Student-Athletes, 1 POINT

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The purpose of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers of the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point is to promote engagement in and around: backcountry hunting and angling; the conservation of wilderness, backcountry, and public lands; the protection of fish and wildlife that rely on clean water and wilderness; and the public’s access to these recreational opportunities. The Chapter will serve by creating a community bringing together students, faculty, and staff and providing an environment conducive for veteran, novice, and aspiring outdoors-people alike to learn and participate in Chapter gatherings.

MEETING INFORMATION: Mondays @ 7:00PM in TNR 320; usually biweekly but join our email list to receive updates!

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Members are a part of community of likeminded Outdoorsmen & Women, passionate about conservation, the protection of our natural spaces, and of course hunting, fishing, and the outdoors in general. As a member you get the opportunity to get certifications and trainings like chainsaw use. Members also get opportunities for awesome experiences like Vortex factory range days or factory tours, habitat restoration workdays, group hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking trips, as well as a chance to get to go to BHA National Rendezvous in Bozeman Montana. There are multiple prizes given out as meetings and we often have pizza!

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Baldwin Hall is one of 13 residence hall communities at UWSP. It is located in the South Debot Quad and is home to new, returning, and transfer students.

Women and men are housed in a "scattered" room configuration; restroom facilities are available on each floor for men and women (restrooms are single-sexed.) Gender neutral bathrooms are available in the lower level.

Baldwin Hall was renovated in summer 2008.

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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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