University of Wisconsin-Stout 2011-12 Fact Book

University of Wisconsin-Stout
2012-13 Fact Book
‣ Services and Activities:
o Residence Hall Board Contract Meal Service (3,000 Boarders/$6.7 million)
o Camp Meal Services, Concessions & Catering (on & off premise) ($550,000)
o Retail Restaurants/Stores & Satellite Food Locations on campus ($2.1 million)
o Dietary Counseling & Nutrition Education
o Internships, Co-ops & Field Experience
University Housing
‣ We operate 9 campus residence halls and house approximately 3,000 undergraduate students in double rooms, single rooms, triple
rooms, 3-person suites, and 4-person suites.
‣ Annual budget is approximately $11 million.
‣ Housing offers the following living options: First Year Experience (includes 8 learning communities), quiet study floors, alcoholfree
floors, wellness floors, 12 month hall, upper-class halls (called The Next Experience).
‣ We employ 19 permanent staff and approximately 225 student staff members (Resident Advisors, Desk Services Managers,
Academic Resource Coordinators, Desk Staff, Conference Assistants, Security Assistants, Graphic Designers, Qube staff, etc.).
‣ 96% of new freshmen live in the residence halls.
‣ All residence halls are open continuously from September to the middle of May; one hall is also open all summer.
‣ Results from the EBI national benchmarking student satisfaction survey shows Stout scoring higher than the national average in 18
of 19 categories. On a 7 point scale, Stout came in at 5.45 (national average 5.31) for Overall Resident Satisfaction; 5.46 (national
average 5.32) on Overall Learning Experience; and 5.26 (national average 5.05) on Overall Program Effectiveness.
University Recreation
‣ 6,000 sq. ft. Health & Fitness Center with free weights, cardio and selectorized machines, personal training and group fitness
classes. Over 3,200 members.
‣ 4,000 sq. ft. North Point Fitness Center with 24/7 card access and state of the art fitness technology.
‣ Stout Adventures Challenge Course offers two 50 foot climbing towers, a 30 foot pamper pole and 11 low initiatives.
‣ Two 30 foot indoor climbing walls utilized for recreational climbing, educational clinics and special events.
‣ More than 250 students participate in Stout Adventures trips and clinics each year.
‣ Over 3,000 students participate in Intramural Sports programs.
‣ Over 600 students participate as members of 25 sports clubs ranging from recreational/instructional to nationally competitive.
Office of Planning, Assessment, Research & Quality
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