Every day is an opportunity to have an impact on the world around you. At UW-Stout, we offer a variety of ways for you to lend your time, talent and voice to causes that you’re passionate about. Whether you choose to volunteer, join a service-based student org or get involved with legislation that affects students, you can be certain that you’ll contribute to something that matters while you’re here.

Connect with students and fellow alumni through various volunteer opportunities.

In order to fulfill UW-Stout’s commitment to a safe working and learning environment, University Police and the Administration need to know when a bias incident or hate crime occurs. You can report a bias incident or hate crime as a witness or a victim. Although it’s most helpful to know who is making the report, you can file a report anonymously.

The report will go directly to the Bias Incident Response Team. If you prefer to make a report in person, you can contact a member of the Bias Incident Response Team. No incident is too small to report, especially if it is part of a larger pattern of behavior.

The right of freedom of expression at the University includes peaceful protests and orderly demonstrations. This resources helps you understand the guidelines and policies regarding campus protests.