Help us welcome future Warhawks to campus
Dear campus colleagues,
We wanted to share opportunities during the months of January and February to connect with prospective students, showcase our UW-Whitewater community, and provide information and support to our future Warhawks.
Campus visits are exciting days for prospective students and their families to learn more about the university experience, our campus traditions and what it means to be a Warhawk — and faculty, staff and current students are vital ambassadors in that process. Help us greet future Warhawks and their families by:
- Wearing purple and displaying your name tag
- Answering questions and offering a ready smile
- Making sure your offices, classrooms and campus spaces look their very best
If you know of additional events where prospective students will be visiting, please let us know at news@uww.edu.
January and February recruitment events
Admitted Warhawk Day
Friday, Jan. 27 | 8:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m
Friday, Feb. 17 | 8:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Admitted Warhawk Days are for admitted students looking to make their college decision. Future Warhawks will gather together on campus to connect, ask questions to our student panel, meet with professors from our four academic colleges, learn about their next steps, meet with campus partners and tour our residence halls.
Warhawk Preview Day
Friday, Feb. 10 | 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Future students and families exploring campus in depth: touring the residence halls, meeting with academic departments, eating in our dining halls, and learning about how we help students succeed.
Ongoing recruitment efforts
Campus tours and group visits on the Whitewater campus
Future students and their families experience how UW-Whitewater is focused on student success, meet an admissions counselor, and take a tour of campus with a current student.
High school groups from Milwaukee and Madison visit UW-Whitewater to take a campus tour, hear from a current student panel, and connect with campus partners such as Student Diversity, Engagement and Success, Financial Aid, and the Warhawk Connection Center. High school students who are first generation, underrepresented minority, and/or from low-income backgrounds benefit in learning how UW-Whitewater can best support their success.
Rock County Tuesday Tours @ 2
Future students and families explore the Rock County campus every Tuesday at 2 p.m.
Transfer Warhawk Virtual Tours
Transfer students and their families meet with a transfer admissions counselor for an information session and take a virtual tour led by a current Warhawk.
Virtual Information Sessions/Student Panels/Housing and Dining Sessions
Future students and their families connect virtually with our current Warhawks, admissions staff, and campus partners to learn more about UW-Whitewater and have an opportunity to ask questions.