RIGHT AT HOME, IN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY
The College of Letters and Science at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point prepares students to succeed in the careers of today and tomorrow through a robust liberal arts education combined with discipline-specific expertise in the humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, social sciences and technology. Our faculty prioritize collaborating with students in research, discovery, and service.
The college is organized into four schools that encompass academic departments with shared research interests and teaching approaches. Our faculty are recognized experts, gifted teachers and dedicated mentors in academic disciplines ranging from biology to world languages.
HANDS-ON FOR YOUR FUTURE
School of Biology, Chemistry, and Biochemistry
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
You’ll find examples across the College of students gaining career preparation and experiences. Students can apply to work directly with medical professionals through our Pre-medical Preceptorship. Each May, the Undergraduate Research Symposium invites students, guided by faculty mentors, to present their research. Explore!
School of Behavioral and Social Sciences
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Our undergraduates have had success working in social services and for government agencies across the community. Students may hone their public speaking and reasoning skills, as a representative in the Student Model UN. Each May, the Undergraduate Research Symposium invites students, guided by faculty mentors, to present research. Explore!
School of Humanities and Global Studies
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
You’ll find examples across the College of students gaining career preparation and experience. The English Department’s Connections Project gives pre-service students experience leading literature course curriculum for high school students. The student staff of Cornerstone Press gain valuable publishing industry experience while bringing award-winning books into the world. Plus, there are chance to deepen learning in study abroad. Explore!
School of Mathematics, Computing, Physics and Astronomy
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Faculty routinely involve undergraduates in impactful research. Students can lead shows in the Blocher Planetarium. Our undergraduates have had success working in the business community in a variety of internships and co-ops. On campus, we offer experience in the Skyward Internship Center. Explore!
BY THE NUMBERS
The College of Letters and Science encompasses four schools organized with departments that share disciplines with shared research interests and teaching approaches. Students can choose from 48 major degrees and nearly 65 minor and certificate programs across our 13 academic departments. Supporting students within the college are 180 tenure-line faculty, 70 academic staff and 60 classified staff.
ENGAGING OUR COMMUNITY
The College of Letters and Science contributes a rich understanding of the humanities, natural sciences and social sciences, as well as culturally significant presentations by faculty open to the community throughout the year. Stay up to date on the latest news in the College of Letters and Science!
The College also features spaces for public enrichment:
- Tropical Conservatory
- Blocher Planetarium and Pejsa Observatory
- Museum of Natural History
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Community Engagement Series
Presentations hosted by the College of Letters and Science are open to the community throughout the academic year. Our Community Engagement Series will resume in Fall 2026 with events TBA.