Cheer on your fellow Pointers by attending athletic events. Students get in FREE with their UWSP student ID. 

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From volunteerism to leadership roles to entertainment and events, there are plenty of activities happening outside of the classroom. Meet new people, have fun, and check out all our campuses have to offer – most events are FREE with your UWSP student ID! 

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case@uwsp.edu

715-346-4700

Expand your support network and experiences by connecting with our diverse community. Resources and support are available to all students. The Multicultural Resource Center (MCRC), Native American Center (NAC), Queer Resource Center (QRC), and Student Success Center provide academic and social support for students. 

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set@uwsp.edu

715-346-3225

Join a club sport or intramural team, climb the indoor rock wall, work out in one of our fitness centers, or take a walk in Schmeeckle Reserve. There are many year-round opportunities to keep our Pointers moving. 

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fitness.recreation@uwsp.edu

715-346-4441

As a student, you can take advantage of opportunities to study abroad while earning academic credit for your experience. You can also explore closer-to-home options through the National Student Exchange. 

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oie@uwsp.edu 

715-346-2717  

Students can purchase student rate tickets for performances with their UWSP student ID.  

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The Residence Hall Association (RHA) is the student representative body for our residence hall students. They collaborate with the administration to ensure your home on campus is the best it can be. To get involved, contact your Hall Director. 

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rha@uwsp.edu

Learn more about what is happening on campus and how to get involved in a student organization through SPIN. You can even track your involvement throughout your time at UWSP to easily build your resume. 

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case@uwsp.edu 

715-346-4700  

Our campus offers a variety of student employment opportunities for those who receive work study and those who do not. You can search jobs through Quest (use your UWSP login credentials). Once hired, Human Resources staff can assist you with next steps in the process and any questions you might have.  

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case@uwsp.edu 

715-346-4700  

The Student Government Association (SGA) is the student governing body of our campus. They offer opportunities to get involved through a variety of leadership experiences. They represent YOU and your voice matters, so reach out to them with ideas, suggestions, and/or concerns. 

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sga@uwsp.edu 

715-346-4592

Our campuses offer more than 200 registered student organizations! There’s sure to be something for everyone – fraternity and sorority organizations, veteran support, non-traditional student support, and so much more. If you want to create your own organization, staff will help you get started. 

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case@uwsp.edu 

715-346-4700

If you need on-campus housing accommodations, start here. For students living off campus, it is important to know your rights for reasonable accommodations and modifications.  

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drc@uwsp.edu 

715-346-3365

Students should schedule a consultation meeting with staff from the Disability Resource Center (DRC) to discuss assistance animals.  

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drc@uwsp.edu 

715-346-3365 

As a renter, you have rights. The Wisconsin Tenant Resource Center offers a wealth of helpful information. Should you need legal assistance, Lawyers for Learners is an excellent resource available to all students. 

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Unfortunate events happen and emergencies like flooding, house fires, and other displacements can cause serious distress. Should you be affected by concerns that cause you to lose housing, please contact us so we can help you navigate this challenging situation. For after-hours emergencies, contact University Police (715-346-3456). 

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dos@uwsp.edu 

715-346-2611

If emergency housing is needed, on-campus housing may be available. Sorry, on-campus family housing is not available. 

housing@uwsp.edu 

715-346-3511

Living on campus is a great way to meet other students and get involved. Resident Assistants (RA) are students just like you! They are there to help transition to college and enjoy your time on campus. Hall Directors (HD) are professional staff in the building who oversee the community. If you have questions or concerns, start by connecting with your in-hall staff team or stop by your front desk. 

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housing@uwsp.edu 

715-346-3511

Living off campus can be an exciting transition, but there are things to consider when planning for this next step. Be a good neighbor and familiarize yourself with community resources.  

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Sometimes roommate situations can become challenging. For students living on campus, in-hall staff are available to help mediate concerns. For students living off campus, reach out to your landlord to discuss concerns.  

If you are concerned about your immediate safety, reach out to University Police (715-346-3456) or local law enforcement (911). 

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Shelters are available in all three communities where we have campus locations.  

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1600 Briggs Street, Stevens Point

715-341-2437 

Frederic Ozanam Transitional Shelter 
169 N. Central Avenue, Marshfield 

715-387-4425 

Salvation Army Transitional Living Center 
113 South 2^nd Avenue, Wausau 
715-845-6583