University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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College years are a time of many adjustments, a period when personal problems may arise. Recogf nizing this fact, Stout State College makes available excellent Student Personnel Services. During Orientation Week, a freshmanis first Week at Stout, each student plans his program of studies with the aid of his faculty advisor, who may refer the freshman to an academic clean or to the Counseling and Testing Service if difficulties arise in the selection of courses. Interest and aptitude tests, coupled with serious discussion, indicate to the un' decided student in which scholastic field he will make the most progress. Student Personnel Services aid undergraduates in finding part-time employment during the college year. The Placement Chairman serves Stout graduates by informing them of positions available in schools or in industry. i Most major religious denominations are repre- sented by Menomonie churches, nearly all of which sponsor Stout student groups. Each organization has, in addition to its pastoral advisor, a faculty advisor. Meetings, held Weekly or bifweekly, consist of in- spirational or recreational programs and usually in- clude an informal meal. The organizations conduct discussions on aspects of faith, often engaging approf priate speakers from outside the group. Religious organizations also encourage programs which inform students about World affairs. In a less serious vein, these groups plan picnics, hikes, or toboggan parties, depending on the season. Now and then an activity of one group is open to students of varied donominations or to the general public. Interflleligious Council, in which all campus religious organizations are repref sented, acts as a coordinating body for all these college groups. Dean and student scan literature describing the opportunities available to Stout graduates