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Welcome Community Partners

Fulfilling WSU’s mission to build and sustain “A community of learners improving our world,” means making a visible difference in the communities we serve. WSU values its community partnerships. Together, we’re doing great things:

Addressing Climate Change

WSU, the City of Winona and other area learning institutions formed Sustain Winona, which is committed to achieving climate neutrality.

Promoting Resource Stewardship

Together with In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre and other area partners, WSU launched a yearlong Water Project to promote a broader understanding of regional, national, and international water issues.

Learning by Giving

Our students performed nearly 135,000 hours of community service in 2008. The exemplary service of students, faculty, and staff earned “With Distinction” recognition by the U.S. President’s 2008 Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.

WSU welcomes new collaborations and opportunities to further serve and improve our community. For more information, contact WSU Community Liaison Vicki Englich.

Looking For Summer Learning?
Looking For Summer Learning?
Explore science, art, foreign languages, writing and more with the 26th annual College For Kids this July at Winona State.
Excellence On and Off the Field
Excellence On and Off the Field
The Winona State Warriors have placed 48 student-athletes on the Spring 2013 NSIC All-Academic team.
Easy Being Green
Easy Being Green
The Princeton Review has dubbed WSU one of the country’s most environmentally responsible colleges for the fourth year in a row.
Crissa Knott: Dreaming of Change
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Warrior Golf Club Classic
The Warrior Club and Warrior Athletics will hold the annual Warrior Club Golf Classic fundraiser Monday, July 15, at Cedar Valley Golf Club. The ...
K-12 Educator Workshops
K-12 Educator Workshops
New continuing ed courses at WSU will help K-12 educators improve their educational technology skills and teach about the Mississippi River.
W.E.L.L. 2013
W.E.L.L. 2013
What’s in your food? What are the keys to a stable life? How do you like your job? Attend WSU’s first ever wellness conference June 6-7 to learn more.