Student, Faculty, Staff "Spotlights" are now featured on the University of Wisconsin-Superior website's front page! UW-Superior has some of the brightest, coolest, caring, inspiring, helpful, and wonderful students, staff and faculty members around. Learn more about them by going to the Spotlights button on the front page our website.

The UW-Superior Spotlights are open to ALL students, faculty and staff so if you want to be a part of this let Ivy Vainio know (for students) or Emily Levings (for faculty/staff members). There are a few questions that you will need to answer and you will have the opportunity to get your photo taken for the Spotlight.UW-Superior website: (**see "Student, Staff, Faculty Spotlight" button towards the bottom of main page.)
UW-Superior's Spotlight page:  

To be a featured Student: If you are interested in participating in the Student Spotlight please answer the questions below, and return to Ivy Vainio.

New Students:

Name:
Hometown:
Year in School:
Major/Minor:
What drew you to UW-Superior?
What student organizations/extracurricular activities are you a part of and/or planning to be a part of?
What are you looking forward to most during this upcoming year?
In one sentence, what is your advice to your peers about succeeding in college?
What is one "Fun Fact" about you?

Returning Students:

Name:
Hometown:
Year in School:
Major/Minor:
What drew you to UW-Superior?
What student organizations/extracurricular activities are you a part of and/or planning to be a part of?
What are you looking forward to most during this upcoming year?
In one sentence, what is your advice to your peers about succeeding in college?
What is one "Fun Fact" about you?


To be a featured Faculty/Instructional/Non-Instructional Staff answer the questions below, and return to cetl@uwsuper.edu:

Faculty/Instructional Staff Questions:

Name:
Hometown:
Department or Office:
Where did you attend college, grad school, and/or doctoral school?
List what classes you teach?
In one sentence what is your advice for students to be successful?
What is your favorite book?
One fun fact about you:

Non-Instructional Staff Questions:

Name:
Hometown:
Department or Office:
Where did you attend college, grad school, doctoral school?
Programs/services that you coordinate/provide (only list the names):
In one sentence what is your advice for students to be successful?
What is your favorite book?
One fun fact about you: