Add to ORKGThe Educational Teleproduction Center began operating on the Stout campus in the spring of 1976. The Center, located in the Communications Center Building, enabled the University to produce programming for broadcast on WHWC-TV, channel 28, a state operated public television station located north of Menomonie, as well as other television outlets. One of the earliest productions was on community profiles produced in 1976. Slides of people, buildings, and activities of communities located in western Wisconsin. Arrangement is alphabetical by town.This collection includes slides of people, buildings, and activities of communities located in western Wisconsin
The Undergraduate Bulletins are annual and biennial catalogs of the University of Wisconsin-Stout an...
The Center for Vocational, Technical and Adult Education at UW-Stout was designed and funded to assi...
Identifying information is written on some of the slides.This collection includes black and white ph...
The West Central Wisconsin Consortium was created in 1973. It includes the following UW-System insti...
In 1966, the U.S. Office of Education determined that very little research money was reaching the sm...
The bulk of the collection consists of formal portraits, and informal teaching and event photographs...
Many of the films from the 1950s and early 1960s were produced by David Barnard and the audio-visual...
Typescript.Thesis (M.S.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1962.Includes bibliographical references...
The annual report includes graphs, tables, and statistics relating to placement of Stout graduates, ...
In 1965, the Barron County Board of Supervisors petitioned the Coordinating Committee for Higher Edu...
The research project was A Comparative Study of the Television Facilities of Nine Regional Universit...
This is an artificial series consisting of color and black and white photographs, drawings, and prin...
Color poster with text and graphs of research conducted by UWEC economics students under the supervi...
This collection contains the theater programs from 1965-1975; the following years are the only to co...
Color poster with text and graphs describing research conducted by UWEC economics students under the...
The Undergraduate Bulletins are annual and biennial catalogs of the University of Wisconsin-Stout an...
The Center for Vocational, Technical and Adult Education at UW-Stout was designed and funded to assi...
Identifying information is written on some of the slides.This collection includes black and white ph...
The West Central Wisconsin Consortium was created in 1973. It includes the following UW-System insti...
In 1966, the U.S. Office of Education determined that very little research money was reaching the sm...
The bulk of the collection consists of formal portraits, and informal teaching and event photographs...
Many of the films from the 1950s and early 1960s were produced by David Barnard and the audio-visual...
Typescript.Thesis (M.S.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1962.Includes bibliographical references...
The annual report includes graphs, tables, and statistics relating to placement of Stout graduates, ...
In 1965, the Barron County Board of Supervisors petitioned the Coordinating Committee for Higher Edu...
The research project was A Comparative Study of the Television Facilities of Nine Regional Universit...
This is an artificial series consisting of color and black and white photographs, drawings, and prin...
Color poster with text and graphs of research conducted by UWEC economics students under the supervi...
This collection contains the theater programs from 1965-1975; the following years are the only to co...
Color poster with text and graphs describing research conducted by UWEC economics students under the...
The Undergraduate Bulletins are annual and biennial catalogs of the University of Wisconsin-Stout an...
The Center for Vocational, Technical and Adult Education at UW-Stout was designed and funded to assi...
Identifying information is written on some of the slides.This collection includes black and white ph...