Upward Bound students experience STEM fields during campus workshops
21 Jun 2022
News, Dunn County
Fifteen high school students from northwestern Wisconsin recently visited University of Wisconsin-Stout to participate in workshops that focused on STEM.
As participants in the Upward Bound program, they tour and participate in many activities on campuses around Wisconsin and Minnesota.
UW-Stout welcomed the students with three workshops that demonstrated what a polytechnic university has to offer for a future career in STEM — science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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