Bob Meyer,
Chancellor
Meyer became the seventh chancellor at UW-Stout on Aug. 16, 2014. Chancellor Meyer holds a Ph.D. in industrial engineering from the University of Minnesota. He earned an M.S. in management technology and a B.S. in industrial education, both at UW-Stout.
Patrick Guilfoile, Ph.D.,
Provost and Vice Chancellor
Guilfoile. works with the deans, department chairs, directors and the Division of Academic Affairs to ensure the best possible environment for teaching and learning, scholarship, research, creative activities, and student services. The Provost's Office, working with the deans, department chairs, directors and others, has oversight of the Division of Academic Affairs.
- College of Arts, Communication, Humanities and Social Sciences
- College of Education, Hospitality, Health and Human Sciences
- College of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Management
- Graduate School
- UW-Stout Online
- Honors College
- Enrollment and Retention Services:
- Discovery Center
- Center for Applied Ethics
- Career Services
- Nakatani Teaching and Learning Center
- Office of International Education
- University Library
Phil Lyons,
Vice Chancellor for Administrative and Student Life Services
Administrative and Student Life Services
Lyons serves as UW-Stout’s chief business officer, overseeing the university’s budget, advising the chancellor on financial management, and working with faculty, staff, students and community members to accomplish university initiatives. He also leads the units of the Division of Administrative and Student Life Services.
Mark Parsons,
Vice Chancellor for University Advancement and Marketing
Parsons is responsible for oversight of the University’s fundraising and alumni programs, for helping determine the university’s overall marketing direction and efforts, and for representing those to the university's senior administration. He also serves as executive director of the Stout University Foundation and represents the university to alumni, parents and corporate constituencies.
Sue Traxler,
Assistant Chancellor for Learning and Information Technology and Chief Information Officer
Learning and Information Technology
Traxler is responsible for Learning and Information Technology (LIT) a support organization dedicated to providing efficient and effective state-of-the-art learning and information technology solutions and services to students, faculty, and staff for instruction, administration, and public service in support of the University's mission.
Meridith Wentz,
Assistant Chancellor
Planning, Assessment, Research and Quality
Wentz is responsible for the University's strategic planning process, policies, accreditation and assessment. She is the director of Institutional Research and the Applied Research Center.
Kristi Krimpelbein,
Chief Human Resources Officer and Sr. Special Assistant
Krimpelbein provides leadership and administrative oversight for the Chancellor and Human Resources. Serves as the liaison to the Chancellor. Manages special projects and events.
Doug Mell,
Executive Director of University Communications and Federal Relations
Mell directs University Communications, which provides information for the public on UW-Stout, Wisconsin’s Polytechnic University. He is responsible for liaison activities with the state Legislature, other state and local officials and the community.