Add to ORKGThe Stout University Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization which was formed in 1962 by a group of alumni, faculty, and other friends of Stout to solicit, hold, and disburse funds for the benefit of the University. It is governed by a 16 member Board of Directors, which is responsible for soliciting funds, seeing that they are properly accounted for, investing them in a prudent manner, and expending them in accordance with the purpose of the Foundation and the needs of the University. All members of the Board serve as volunteers without pay.Includes minutes of meetings, information on fund raising, information on funded grants, and miscellaneous materials
Included are images of conferences and workshops, faculty groups, Stout exhibits, receptions, tours,...
A collective document that gives descriptions of foundations that provide grants for numerous organi...
Materials relate to payrolls and faculty salaries, the budget, various accounts, postwar (WWII) cons...
In 1923, UW-Stout President Burton E. Nelson saw a need for organization among the student body. Thi...
This collection includes records relating to the many local Stout alumni chapters located throughout...
Having its roots at Ohio State University, Epsilon Pi Tau became a national fraternity in 1929. The ...
In 1966, the U.S. Office of Education determined that very little research money was reaching the sm...
An often irregular, quarterly newsletter issued by the Stout Alumni Association. It provides informa...
The organizations include Greek societies, and athletic, music, social service, career related, and ...
The organizations include Greek societies (fraternities and sororities), and athletic, academic, lit...
The Rover Crew, organized in 1946, became the Eta Kappa chapter of Alpha Phi Omega in 1949. The purp...
Included are images of conferences and workshops, faculty groups, Stout exhibits, receptions, tours,...
The Board of Business & Industrial Advisors of the University of Wisconsin-Stout is an organization ...
The Budget Advisory Committee was established at Stout in 1971 to assist in the preparation of budge...
The first directory was issued in 1963 and contained names and addresses of only active members of t...
Included are images of conferences and workshops, faculty groups, Stout exhibits, receptions, tours,...
A collective document that gives descriptions of foundations that provide grants for numerous organi...
Materials relate to payrolls and faculty salaries, the budget, various accounts, postwar (WWII) cons...
In 1923, UW-Stout President Burton E. Nelson saw a need for organization among the student body. Thi...
This collection includes records relating to the many local Stout alumni chapters located throughout...
Having its roots at Ohio State University, Epsilon Pi Tau became a national fraternity in 1929. The ...
In 1966, the U.S. Office of Education determined that very little research money was reaching the sm...
An often irregular, quarterly newsletter issued by the Stout Alumni Association. It provides informa...
The organizations include Greek societies, and athletic, music, social service, career related, and ...
The organizations include Greek societies (fraternities and sororities), and athletic, academic, lit...
The Rover Crew, organized in 1946, became the Eta Kappa chapter of Alpha Phi Omega in 1949. The purp...
Included are images of conferences and workshops, faculty groups, Stout exhibits, receptions, tours,...
The Board of Business & Industrial Advisors of the University of Wisconsin-Stout is an organization ...
The Budget Advisory Committee was established at Stout in 1971 to assist in the preparation of budge...
The first directory was issued in 1963 and contained names and addresses of only active members of t...
Included are images of conferences and workshops, faculty groups, Stout exhibits, receptions, tours,...
A collective document that gives descriptions of foundations that provide grants for numerous organi...
Materials relate to payrolls and faculty salaries, the budget, various accounts, postwar (WWII) cons...