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Your Ranger experience starts here! Your New Student Orientation (NSO) session provides you with the opportunity to meet other incoming Rangers as well as current students and staff, learn about student life at Parkside, and get you registered for classes. 

NSO is required for all incoming first year students (under the age of 25 and not enrolled in an online program). This NSO session is for first year students starting courses in Spring of 2026. Students attending UW-Parkside for the Summer/Fall 2026 term are encouraged to return to our orientation website after February 1, 2026 to register for a summer orientation session. 

Welcome Back! 

Stop by and relax with a FREE cup of hot chocolate to start off the new semester!

At this hands-on event, you'll create your very own paper portrait using simple materials and creative techniques. No experience needed - just bring your imagination! 

FREE Event

Join us for FREE sample items featuring foods that boost immunity and keep you healthy during the winter flu season.

You're Invited!

You are warmly invited to join us on Tuesday, February 3rd, from 4-7pm in the newly renovated Parkside Works - the centralized “front door” to UW-Parkside's academic programs, research, and workforce training. Come enjoy refreshments, a tour of the new space and the opportunity to network with UW-Parkside faculty, staff and other community partners.

This is a free event, and pre-registrations are kindly requested to determine anticipated attendance.

Register

Ms. Anna Morgan, former UW-Parkside adjunct, hosts a two session virtual workshop on getting to know and connect with your English Language Learners and their families. These sessions will focus on understanding the basics of language acquisition and levels of English your students may have, building rapport, and practical ways to assist students in the classroom. 

Our second session will focus on using assessments for students with varying levels of English. We will also differentiate between students who may need further support due to lack of English fluency versus those who may need academic support due to a learning disability.

Anna Morgan is an educator passionate about reaching second language learners and students with unique abilities. She worked many years in Milwaukee Public Schools in the areas of language immersion, DUAL language and Special Education. For the past 5 years, Ms. Morgan has enjoyed teaching educators at University of Wisconsin-Parkside. She currently is spending time with her children and provides pro-bono English translation.

Register for this and other Teacher Education workshops!