Student Experience and Transformation
OUR MISSION
The Office of Student Experience and Transformation (SET) aims to provide support to pre-college and college students who need help with their transition to the UWSP campus community. SET serves as a welcoming campus resource that provides academically and culturally integrated transformative experiences. SET empowers student development, connects first-generation students, and celebrates all students’ lived experiences and campus communities.
OUR VISION
To foster transformative learning through integrated and human-centered community experiences.
PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS
In addition to the main SET Office, SET houses Student Success Center.
COLLEGE ACCESS: PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMS
For high school students interested in a pre-college program, English for College or Upward Bound might be the right fit for you!
Student Success Center
Fostering Success Program, LEAD Program, Non-Traditional Student Services Program
The Student Success Center houses three important programs within the Office of Student Experience and Transformation Department: Fostering Success and LEAD Summer Bridge Program
Bridge Program: LEADERSHIP, EMPOWERMENT AND DISCOVERY (LEAD)
LEAD is a summer bridge program that is focused on increasing first-year undergraduate students’ sense of belonging at UWSP. The program is aimed at providing a supportive community that promotes student success by getting first-year undergraduate students ahead and ready to start their college careers. It focuses on campus resources, transitioning into college, student success skills, social and enrichment activities and the development of future campus leaders.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS
Undergraduate students can fund their education through the Lawton grant. Graduate students should review the Advanced Opportunity Program Fellowship to further fund their education.
The Noel Compass Scholarship (NCS) is a privately funded scholarship established to encourage and reward academic achievement, leadership, and citizenship for students from Wisconsin high schools attending UW-Stevens Point (UWSP). For questions about the NCS, please contact Scott West at swest@uwsp.edu.
HELP KEEP OUR CAMPUS SAFE
Whether it is a specific incident of hate or bias, or an unfair policy or practice on campus, we want to hear about it! Please use the following forms so we can help make our campus community a more inclusive and safe space for all. Your experiences matter to us! If you are ever a victim, a firsthand witness, or heard of an incident of hate/bias secondhand, please complete a confidential Hate/Bias Incident Report.
STUDENT EXPERIENCE AND TRANSFORMATION STAFF
Samantha Samreth
- Director, Student Experience and Transformation
- Pronouns: She/Her
Student Experience and Transformation
715-346-4076
Jamal Patterson
Student Experience and Transformation
715-346-3762
Bridget Victorey
- Office Manager, Student Experience and Transformation
- Pronouns: She/Her
Student Experience and Transformation
715-346-3225
Xōchipilli Bustamante
- Queer Resource Center Coordinator
- Pronouns: They/Them
Student Experience and Transformation
715-346-2596
Rachel Davis
- Native American Center Coordinator
- Pronouns: She/Her
Student Experience and Transformation
715-346-3576
Susan Schotanus
- Multicultural Resource Center Coordinator
Student Experience and Transformation
Eddie Goldston
- SET Success Coach and Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach
- Pronouns: He/Him/His
Athletics, Student Experience and Transformation
630-803-5126
Emily Fabry
- Non-Traditional Student Services Program Coordinator
- Pronouns: She/Her
Student Experience and Transformation
715-346-3064
Tana De Lonay
- LEAD & Fostering Success Programs Coordinator
Student Experience and Transformation
715-346-2061
Judy Young
Upward Bound Program
715-346-2940
Vacant Position
- Upward Bound Program Advisor
Upward Bound Program
715-346-4017
Cindy Jordan
- Upward Bound Administrative Assistant
Upward Bound Program
715-346-3337
Ash Flatley
- Upward Bound Academic Coordinator
Upward Bound Program
715-346-2250
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point exists upon land inhabited by the indigenous people of this area, including the Ho-Chunk, Menominee, Ojibwe, Potawatomi, and the many other nations and groups that predate colonial borders. We acknowledge that with colonization Native American people have been dispossessed of their lands and irreparably changed by the actions of individuals and institutions. We acknowledge our responsibility to understand and respond to those actions. In partnership with the Native American Center, we commit to working together to honor the past, be intentional in the present, and to build our future with truth. Learn more about the Indigenous Land Acknowledgment statement.