Academic Advising

At UW Oshkosh, academic advising begins at orientation. Through the Undergraduate Advising Resource Center, dedicated advisers will guide you in selecting a major, registering for classes and planning your future.

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Academic Support of Inclusive Excellence

Center for Academic Support & Diversity

A one-stop academic help center for multicultural students and first-generation, low-income and/ or disabled students, the Center for Academic Support and Diversity offers academic advising, tutoring, student success forums, workshops and cultural programs.

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LGBTQ Resource Center

The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh LGBTQ Resource Center is working to create awareness across campus and in the community by identifying and responding to the concerns and needs of LGBTQ students, staff, faculty and allies. The Center provides quality programming, resources and services in a diverse and welcoming atmosphere.

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Women's Center

The Women's Center strives to build the personal, academic and professional capacity of women by providing opportunities to connect, serve and lead.

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 Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL)

The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) (formerly Center for Scholarly Teaching) can help you maximize student learning by offering research-based strategies and current resources.

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Grants & Faculty Development

The Office of Grants & Faculty Development supports UW Oshkosh faculty and academic staff, as well as students, in their creative, scholarly and research endeavors. We assist faculty and academic staff in locating, proposing, submitting and administering extramural funding. Our Faculty Development Program supports faculty and academic staff professional development. In addition, we support UW Oshkosh students through research symposia and collaborative research opportunities.

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Information Technology, Division of

The areas of Academic Computing, Telecommunications, Networking and Administrative Computing, Business Operations and Training, and Learning Technologies create the Division of Information Technology. Academic Computing contributes to the success of academic programs by managing and maintaining 5 general access computer labs across campus, managing e-mail and file storage systems, providing maintenance for computer technology across the campus; and delivering Help Desk services to the entire campus community. Telecommunications, Networking and Administrative Computing provide support to students, faculty and staff through maintenance and development of the administrative computing applications, database services, the campus core network infrastructure, and telecommunications systems. The Business Operations & Training office serves as a resource and provides courses on the use of essential software tools to faculty and staff. Learning Technologies offers a wide array of services through the Presentations Lab, Idea Lab, and the delivery of classroom technology, graphics and multimedia production, and the support of instructional technologies. 

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Institutional Research

The Office of Institutional Research is responsible for the collection, analysis, interpretation, and dissemination of accurate and timely information on all aspects of the University in support of institutional decision-making, planning and reporting.

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International Education - Study Abroad

The Office of International Education is responsible for providing international students and visits scholars with immigration services, advising, and campus and community programming and for providing UW Oshkosh faculty, staff and students with services related to educational study abroad opportunities and educational exchanges. The Office of International Education works wit faculty leading study abroad programs to promote short-term programs to community members.

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Library, Forrest R. Polk

Polk Library support the curricular and research needs of the University by providing reliable information and real service that is available 24/7. It provides access to books, videos, print periodicals, archival materials and many forms of electronic information, such as full text periodical articles from 45,161 periodical titles, 18,000 electronic books and more. Computer facilities within the library include 43 workstations in Polk 101, and a general computer access lab is located on the first floor of Polk, in Polk 118, for other computer needs.

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Registration

The Registrar's Office maintains and protects student academic records and course information while supporting the academic mission and policies of the University. Specific services to students include registration, transcripts, verifications, degree audits (STAR) and graduation. In addition, the Registrar's Office is responsible for the Undergraduate Bulletin, schedules of classes, the Veterans Resource Center and classroom scheduling. Services to faculty and staff include e-grading, and access to and training on the student information system.

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Student Opinion Survey

The Student Opinion Survey (SOS) Program provides the materials instructors need to administer surveys in their classes. Survey data are collected through the use of Certified Survey Packets. Once a survey has been completed and returned, staff members process the surveys.

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Summer Session

The University provides an array of course offerings in various delivery formats for students throughout the summer.

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