Midnight Ranger
Midnight Ranger
EVENTS
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Bridging the Divide: Climate Crisis or Climate Hoax
12:30 pm-2 pm
Student Center, Alumni Room
n a time where politics appear to be black and white, Bridging the Divide will help us to navigate conversations, and provide grace to those with differing opinions.
This event hopes to bring different ideological and partisan political perspectives together for regular small-group conversations. We do not expect consensus, but to replace snark with open civil dialogue.
CONVERSATIONS
Climate Policy and Regulation
Green Energy and Fossil Fuels
Food and drinks provided
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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- Use the same username and password you use for all your university accounts
- Remember to enable push notifications for updates and reminders!
For those without a smartphone or other mobile device, Navigate is also available on desktops at uwp.navigate.eab.com.
Navigate is only for undergraduate students currently.
We invite you to provide us with feedback on any aspect of your experiences at UW-Parkside to help us better serve our students and employees. Use this form to submit anonymous feedback to the UW-Parkside Office of the Provost. Your personal information will not be collected.
Join a Parkside Choir. Schedule your audition!
Maybe you sang in high school. Maybe you're new to choir. Good voice, no voice. We'll teach you. Varied, challenging music. Meet people, make new friends. All majors welcome!
Thousands of Parkside students put their learning in action every year, and we want to hear your stories! Have you had a great internship, campus job, community-based learning, study abroad, or undergraduate research experience? Fill out this survey and we may feature you in upcoming Learning in Action promotion.
The Parkside Academic Resource Center (PARC) offers free academic support, including tutoring and supplemental instruction, in a variety of undergraduate subjects each fall and spring semester.
A team of qualified tutors, academic success coaches, and supplemental instruction leaders along with resources and online tutoring are here to help you!
Work-Based Learning
UWP 294
Already working or planning on getting a job next semester? Get more out of your experience by earning credit towards graduation and gaining lifelong career skills. Whether you work in retail, food service, a warehouse, or an office, this course works for you.
The sharing shelves were created to help the Parkside community members who need a little help when there are limited resources for food. The shelves are located in Wyllie Lower Main Place near zone 4.
Take what you need.
Check out the Jockey Career Closet for FREE professional attire. The Jockey Career Closet is available to help you get ready for career events, including interviews! You can find business suits, shirts, ties, dresses, skirts, plus shoes and accessories.
MON-FRI | 8 AM-4:30 PM
Located in the Advising & Career Center (Wyllie Hall D175)
With the Rave Guardian app, students, faculty, and staff have the option to:
- Submit a tip anonymously
- Set-up a personal safe walk using GPS tracking- participants can set-up family or friends as virtual guardians that will be alerted if they do not arrive to their destination within the time-frame selected.
Events and Announcements
Parkside faculty, staff, and student organizations are invited to submit events and announcements to appear in the Midnight Ranger.
Questions?
Contact marcomm@uwp.edu
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