by Brian Waldbillig | Aug 14, 2017 | Campus News, Faculty Staff News, Featured Post, Twitter
Winona State University planted another dimension of learning when it launched the Sustainable, Edible, Education Discovery (SEED) garden in spring 2017. Funded by the university’s new Green Fee, the garden is intended to give WSU students more access to locally-grown...
by Brian Waldbillig | Aug 9, 2017 | Events, Faculty Staff News, Featured Post, homecoming, Twitter
Every fall, the Winona State University Alumni Society recognizes alumni, faculty, staff and community members for accomplishments in their careers and contributions they have made to WSU and their communities, living the university’s mission to improve the world. WSU...
by Brian Waldbillig | Aug 9, 2017 | Events, Featured Post, Twitter
Winona State University announces Rachel T. Schromen (’10) as Distinguished Young Alumni Award Recipient. Schromen graduated with a BA in law & society and received her Juris Doctorate from William Mitchell College of Law. At WSU, she was actively engaged in...
by Brian Waldbillig | Aug 9, 2017 | Events, Featured Post, Twitter
Winona State University announces Walton “Wally” Madland (‘67, ‘72, ’76) as Distinguished Service Award recipient. Madland graduated from WSU with a BS in teaching in 1967. While in school, he played linebacker on the WSU football team and served as a graduate...
by Brian Waldbillig | Aug 9, 2017 | Events, Featured Post, homecoming, Twitter
Winona State University announces Michelle (Fuhrman) Smith (’01) as Distinguished Young Alumni Award Recipient. Smith graduated from WSU with a BS in Accounting. During her time at WSU, she was involved with many campus organizations, including Circle K, Inter...
by Brian Waldbillig | Aug 9, 2017 | Events, Featured Post, Twitter
Winona State University announces Rich Mancuso (‘67, ‘71, ’74) as Distinguished Alumni Award Recipient. Mancuso graduated from WSU with a BA in Sociology and Psychology, a BS in Secondary Teaching Certificate, and an MS in Education. While attending WSU, he was...
