Copy
Welcome to the CPS Monday Message - an enewsletter from the UW-Stevens Point College of Professional Studies Dean's Office.

Welcome new faculty and staff

Kathy ReeseNot only do we welcome back students today for the spring semester, but we also say hello to new faculty and staff in the College of Professional Studies:

Students honored on the fall dean's list

Dean's ListFall semester grades are in and a total of 517 students had a GPA over 3.75, including 176 with a perfect 4.0, to earn dean’s list honors in the College of Professional Studies. Congratulations to all! Read More

CCIT now called the Innovation Space

Innovation SpaceThe new semester also means a makeover for the the Center for Collaborative and Interactive Technologies (CCIT) which has been renamed the UW-Stevens Point Innovation Space. Learn what resources and training Kristi Roth and Kate Kozikowski can provide for innovative teaching with technology. Learn More

Teen Leadership: Monday with Marty

Leo KnappCPS Dean Marty Loy had a shadow following him around campus on Monday, Jan. 23. Leo Knapp, a SPASH sophomore in the Teen Leadership Portage County program, blogged about his day with the dean. Read More

Maysee Herr: I am an American

HerrAssistant Professor of Education Maysee Herr, a founding member of a new community dialogue project called Toward One Wausau, answered the question: What does it mean to be an American? Read More

UWSP among nation’s leading green power users

CafeUW-Stevens Point is ranked in the Top 30 College and University list of largest green power users from the Green Power Partnership thanks in part to sustainability efforts of the CPS Cafe and many other campus groups. Read More

Students, alum build well in Africa

DingaLed by Sam Dinga, a master's degree alum from the School of Health Promotion and Human Development, a handful of CPS students traveled to the Baku Village in Africa this winterim through the MaKah Foundation to build water wells for villages in honor of Sam's late sister MaKah Rosemary. Watch Video

StWEA earns national grant

StWEAThe Student Wisconsin Education Association recently earned a $900 CREATE grant from the National Education Association to aid in the production of recruitment videos for the School of Education that will encourage enrollment in the program. Read More

Playing through pain

BasketballSenior women's basketball guard Sarah Gamillo (health science-pre-physical therapy) is playing through this season with a torn ACL. Read More

Alum named runner-up for NFL high school football Coach of the Year

Steve JonesKimberly High School football coach Steve Jones '02 (elementary education) finished as runner-up for the coveted Don Shula high school football Coach of the Year award presented by the NFL. Jones will receive $10,000 grants to his program and a $5,000 cash award as well as an all-expense trip to both the Pro Bowl and Super Bowl LI in Houston. Read More

2017 Tech Select faculty set to begin

Innovation SpaceThe newest cohort of CPS Tech Select members includes Lynda Fernholz, Sterling Wall, Sallie Scovill, Joy O’Neil and Cuiting Li. These faculty members will be working on technology integration in the classroom and completing a service project with a community partner that utilized technology. Read More

Diversity Task Force: Inclusivity Tip #7

Educate yourself on race, racism and white supremacy.

This tip is from UW-La Crosse which recently produced a video (by its students) regarding inclusive negligence on the UW-L campus. Some of you may have seen it. All UWSP departments have been asked to view and talk about this video over the next few months. Stay tuned for more tips from this video in upcoming CPS Monday Messages.

Contact CPS Diversity Task Force

Marty's Message

Most everyone in our college knows that our Assistant to the Dean for Communication Eva Donohoo is expecting her baby soon and as soon as that little baby girl arrives, Eva will begin her maternity leave. She expects to be away until May.

Eva has arranged to cover several duties and has assigned others to student employees. She also plans to monitor email and work part-time from home, so don't forget to send her your department news. However, we have decided to suspend the Monday Message until she returns and we will be without her day-to-day services.   

If you have specific communication needs while Eva is away, please do not hesitate to contact the college office and we will do the best we can to accommodate you. 

Please join me in wishing Eva a healthy delivery and all the best with her newborn.
 
Marty Loy,
CPS Dean
Copyright © 2017 UW-Stevens Point College of Professional Studies, All rights reserved.
Email Marketing Powered by Mailchimp