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91��Ƭ marriage, family therapy student enjoys building connections, scholarship prepares her for helping profession

Scholarships, graduate assistantships support students in educational, career goals

Inspiring Graduate: Cherie Mandel, B.S. Human Development & Family Studies

‘I am grateful for the opportunities to challenge my thinking and push me out of my comfort zone.’

Graduate’s decision to transfer credits, earn bachelor’s, is opening new career doors

After earning an associate degree in early childhood education, Pa Chie Vang was excited to pursue her passion — working with children.

Inspiring Graduate: Kacey King, B.S. Human Development & Family Studies

'The faculty, staff and friends I have at Stout believe in me and care about me as a person.'

Inspiring Graduate: Pa Chie Vang, B.S. Human Development & Family Studies

'My Stout education has taught me more about human services, professionalism and the community.'

91��Ƭ’s Child and Family Study Center looks to strengthen Wisconsin’s child care workforce

Center at the heart of Heritage Hall project provides critical career training through community service

Students give back through involvement at new Boys & Girls Clubs middle school program

Three students from 91��Ƭ are helping the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Greater Chippewa Valley take its services to the next level.

First-generation McNair Scholars present research at national conference

U.S. Department of Education grant, totaling $1.31 million, allows students more opportunities

Alumni Admissions counselors bring compassion, perspective to their careers

First-generation graduates share tips, advice with first-year students

Marriage, family therapy professor receives national award for research on gender stereotypes

Maier’s dissertation explores ways therapists can help couples build supportive relationships