Part One: Stout Student Biographies
UW-Stout Digital Collections
- Commencement Programs
Commencement programs from UW-Stout and its predecessors, 1903-current - Stoutonia
Complete issues of the Stoutonia student newspaper, 1915-present - Tower Yearbook
Digital issues of the Stout yearbook, 1909-1989 - Athletics Collections
Sports programs, pamphlets, and statistics from athletics teams at UW-Stout and its predecessors - Campus News
News releases and daily campus news publications for students, faculty, and staff - Student Publications
Publications created and produced by Stout students - Oral Histories
Oral histories and other audio recordings featuring individuals from campus and the surrounding region - Campus Photographs
Photographs of Stout classrooms and student organizations, 1890s-1990s - Alumni Directories
UW-Stout Alumni Directories, 1988-2011 - Ancestry.com
Stout ID required: Access to Ancestry.com library edition - Wisconsin Newspaper Archive
Full text access to select Wisconsin local newspapers
Project Tutorials
Project Tutorials
These tutorials will help you make the best use of digital collections provided by the UW-Stout Library and University Archives.
Stoutonia Collection
Oral History Interviews
Commencement Programs
Part 2: Larger Trends
Citing Grey Literature
What is Grey Literature?
Grey literature refers to a wide range of records and materials that were not published or distributed in traditional and commercial ways. Examples include reports, statistics, policies, newsletters, speeches, design or marketing standards, and other types of information that is produced at the organization level. Typically, grey literature is current and locally relevant. The records and materials in the UW-Stout Archives typically fall under the definition of grey literature.
Citing Grey Literature with APA
Below is the format for citing with APA, American Psychological Association, style for records from the UW-Stout Archives and other grey literature. For more information on the APA style guide and other considerations visit the APA Style website.
We are here to help! If you have any questions about specific collections, documents, digital records, or citations, please reach out to archives@uwstout.edu.
APA Reference List Basic Format
Author Last Name, First Initial. (year month day). Title [Description of material]. Name of collection (Collection number or identifier, Box number, Folder number). Name of repository, Location of repository. Retrieved from URL if applicable.
APA In-Text Citation Basic Format
(Author's Last Name(s) or Organization, Year)
Need More Help?
For specific examples of how to cite digital and physical grey literature, like the Stout Commencement Programs or Stoutonia articles, using APA, see our Citation Examples Guide.
Interviewing Resources
- Step-by-step instructions for conducting oral history research
- For Stout Students Only Request assistance from the Stout Alumni Association with locating an alumnus
