Alumni and Partners
Alumni
Your experiences and time spent as a student at UW-Parkside will stay with you throughout the rest of your career and life. Continue to build connections and ties with the fast-growing university community by becoming an involved alumnus. With multiple alumni benefits, campus updates, and opportunities to give back to your alma mater, staying involved long after you graduate is easy and rewarding.
Community Engagement
Stretching our hands out to the community, Parkside invites you to see what we can offer you. Through entertainment, service, and resources -- there is something for everyone at Parkside.
Business Partners
Have a business? Starting a business? Part of a business? Become a business partner with UW-Parkside. Bringing local community businesses together with students and faculty to create a mutually beneficial venture is a specialty of the SEG Center. And the SBDC has all of the resources an entrepreneur needs to get their dream on the path to reality.
Friends
Love Parkside? Looking for a way to connect, get involved, or give back? We have opportunities for people in all ages and stages of their lives to play a part at Parkside.
Adventures in Lifelong Learning Donors UW-Parkside Foundation
Campus News
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