Success is not a secret. It’s a story… a bunch of true stories, really. We invited a small panel of seven University of Wisconsin Oshkosh faculty members, students and alumni—most of them complete strangers to one another—to muse on and share how they define success. The setting: The UW Oshkosh chancellor’s residence.
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumni Russ and Jean Hutchison feel passionately about giving a future student the same kind of opportunity they had in attending UW Oshkosh.
Bob Warnke ’13, has donned many titles. He’s a brother, husband,father, Cub Scouts master, veteran, business-owner, landlord, county board member, realtor, retiree, cancer-survivor and now,at 70 years old, college graduate.
In his new composition “Swirling Sky,” University of Wisconsin Oshkosh faculty member Ed Martin created a unique melodic piece for live piano and fixed electronic playback that includes certain pitches or microtones that don’t exist on the piano.
The first-ever tablet version of Engage is available now for free through the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Magazines app, which is available in the App Store and Google Play.
Eager students from across the region and around the world arrive on the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh campus each September full of curiosity and ready to find answers. Beginning in fall 2013, however, new first-year students will discover that simply collecting answers to their questions about college, their future and the world isn’t the point at all.
With an adventurous and artistic spirit, Sandi Van Sistine, of Green Bay, has turned an unlikely space into a home for a mosaic of northeastern Wisconsin’s artists.
… A coach leads his team to an undefeated, regular-season record, a first conference title since the 1970s and storybook playoff run… A record-breaking, nationally recognized hometown quarterback with a rocket-engine arm and an aptitude for escaping the pocket, racks up yards… A campus and community fan base awakens to the talent before them and rides an unprecedented surge of Titan Pride.
With the launch of Growing Oshkosh, alumna Dani (Woerpel) Stolley ‘97, has come full circle.
Jake White doesn’t drink. And he considers that plenty of reason to throw a party.
