COMING SOON!

COMING SOON!

Welcome! This presentation is specifically geared toward students who plan to transfer from another institution to UW Oshkosh. It is important to note, that if you are planning to transition from one of our access campuses, Fox Cities or Fond du Lac, you are considered an Internal Transfer and there is a different presentation for you!

Your Presenters:

Deanna VanderWielen (Transfer Admissions Counselor) &

Justin Stigler (Assistant Director of Admissions)

Welcome! This presentation is specifically geared toward students who are currently attending either the UW Oshkosh Fox Cities or UW Oshkosh Fond du Lac Campus who plan on transitioning to the Oshkosh Campus. If this is the correct presentation for you, click play!

Your Presenters:

Deanna VanderWielen (Transfer Admissions Counselor) &

Justin Stigler (Assistant Director of Admissions)

Indigenous Student Support and Wellness

Indigenous Student Support and Wellness (ISSW) is dedicated to helping American Indian students grow academically and develop a stronger cultural identity. ISSW provides leadership development, educational guidance and support, and offers cultural events to educate the campus and community. Learn more on their website.

LGBTQ+ Resource Center

The LGBTQ+ Resource Center works to make UW Oshkosh a more inclusive environment through education, advocacy and support to foster the academic success and personal growth of students, faculty and staff of all genders and sexualities on campus. Learn more about the LGBTQ+ Resource Center and the amazing programs that they offer on their website.

McNair Scholars Program

The McNair Scholars Program prepares bright, highly motivated undergraduates from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds for graduate studies. Eligible candidates include low-income students, first-generation students and/or individuals who identify as African American, Latino/a and/or American Indian. Learn more about the McNair Scholars Program here.

Men of Color and Latino/a/Hispanic Initiatives

The Men of Color and Latino/a/Hispanic Initiatives (MCLHI) promote the academic and professional development of Latino/a/Hispanic students (including undocumented students) and underrepresented males at UW Oshkosh. MCLHI collaborates with a broad range of campus offices to maintain an inclusive campus environment and ensure the retention, persistence and graduation of underrepresented students. Learn more online at their website.

Student Achievement Services

The Student Achievement Services is dedicated to the academic success of diverse students through support services, collaborations and high impact programs and practices that lead to greater student independence, personal growth and lifelong learning.

Student Achievement Services in the Division of Academic Support of Inclusive Excellence is composed of three distinctive units, each targeted to meet the mission of the department and the Division. These include the Multicultural Retention Programs (MRP), PreCollege Programs and Multicultural Education Center (MEC).

TRIO Student Support Services

Student Support Services (SSS) helps first-generation college students and students from limited-income families maximize their potential and achieve their educational goals. SSS offers the academic advising, guidance and positive support necessary to be successful in college. Learn more about TRIO Student Support Services on their website.

The Women’s Center

The UW Oshkosh Women’s Center exists to serve students, staff, faculty and community members. Part of the Division of Academic Support of Inclusive Excellence, the Women’s Center hosts educational programs to address a variety of gender and social issues and provides resources for women and gender minorities. Learn more about the UW Oshkosh Women’s Center on their website.

Student Organizations

• African American Studies Club
• Asian Student Association
• Black Student Union
• Hmong Student Union
• Inter-Tribal Student Council
• Latin@x/Hispanos Unidos
• Men of Distinction
• Multicultural Education Coalition
• Q+ United
• Rainbow Alliance for Hope
• Sisterhood
• Student Organization of Latinos
• Women’s Advocacy Council

Financial Aid, and paying for college in general, can sometimes get pretty confusing, but don’t worry. Our Financial Aid Counselors are here to assist you in any way possible. Start by clicking play and hearing a brief overview of financial aid and student billing. If you have questions, feel free to reach out, they are ready to help you in any way that they can.

For More Information: Visit their website at uwosh.edu/fin_aid, send them an email at fao@uwosh.edu, or give them a call at (920) 424-3377.

The college experience isn’t complete without a little bit of fun! Okay, a LOT of fun! Our Student Involvement Team from Reeve Union is here to give you a little overview of Campus Life and the fun that you can expect!

For More Information: Visit their website at uwosh.edu/reeve.

For More Information: Visit their website at www.uwoshkoshtitans.com.

So many students say that one of the highlights of their college experience was living on campus. With your friends right down the hall, your classes just a short walk away, and activities happening every single day, living on campus is an amazing experience! Our staff from the Department of Residence Life is here to give you a brief overview of the on-campus living experience!

For More Information: Visit their website at uwosh.edu/housing, send them an email at housing@uwosh.edu, or give them a call at (920) 424-3212.