Physical Education & Athletics

UW-Baraboo-Sauk CountyTheUW-Baraboo-Sauk County campus serves approximately 700 students, offering foundation coursework for over 200 majors, in addition to providing a variety of collaborative, non-credit, and special programs.UW-Baraboo/Sauk County is located in Baraboo, Wisconsin-a city of 9,000, located 45 minutes from Madison and 15 minutes from Wisconsin Dells. It is part of a region that is rich in natural beauty, culture, and recreational activities.

UW-Fond du LacThe park-like campus is composed of six buildings that surround a two-acre lake. The 60-acre Gottfried Arboretum serves as an outdoor classroom and provides recreational opportunities.The campus has an enrollment of 760 students. UW-Fond du Lac offers courses that are the foundation for more than 250 majors. Academic offerings include day and evening credit courses, study skills workshops and a college success course. Seven bachelor's degree completion programs from five UW four-year schools can be earned entirely on the UW-Fond du Lac campus.

UW-Manitowoc UW-Manitowoc is located on the shoreline of Lake Michigan adjacent to Silver Creek Park which features an 18 hole disc golf course and miles of scenic wooded trails and access to Lake Michigan.  The campus’s athletic facilities include a fitness center, athletic fields, and a gymnasium to host intramurals and intercollegiate athletics.   Intramural athletics provide recreational competition in sports such as flag football, volleyball, floor hockey, badminton, 3-on-3 basketball, soccer, and disc golf during the noon hour.   Intercollegiate athletics offerings include co-ed golf, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, and co-ed tennis.  The Physical Education curriculum regularly offers PED 123, 127, 206, and 213 every year while incorporating many other courses on a two year rotating basis.  The average class sizes is about 25 students, therefore, the students get to know one another and their professor’s well.  UW-Manitowoc is a wonderful place to begin your college experience, get involved, and have guaranteed transfer to other four year UW campuses.

UW-MarinetteThe campus is located on 36 acres along the shores of Lake Michigan's Green Bay. Nestled among tall pines are the Main Building, containing classrooms, science and computer labs, the student union/cafeteria, a greenhouse, and administrative offices; the Library/Technology Building which houses the 27,000 volume library, computer lab, classrooms and distance education facilities; and the Theatre on the Bay Fine Arts Building with a 366-seat theatre, art gallery, photography and music studios, performance hall, computer lab and seminar room. The Max E. Peterson Field House which has a gym, nautilus room, Olympic-size pool and classroom for physical education and geography/geology classes, is located one block away next to open fields used for soccer, baseball and flag football.

A $6.1 million expansion/renovation project was completed in the fall of 2000 and transformed UW-Marinette into a state-of-the-art facility with new science labs, art facilities, bookstore, student services wing and performance hall.

UW-Richland The UW-Richland campus is located on 135 acres of rolling hills in Richland Center about midway between Madison and La Crosse on Highway 14.  The area is well suited for bicycling, hiking trail systems, and other outdoor pursuits.  UW-Richland, which is the birthplace of world renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, serves southwestern Wisconsin as a cultural center in a picturesque rural community.  In addition, students have the opportunity to meet others from all over the world and experience campus life by living in one of our modern student dormitories.  UW-Richland prides itself on providing personal attention to support all students as they succeed, excel and meet their individual academic goals while traditionally maintaining the lowest tuition in the state.  .

UW-SheboyganA 70-acre hilltop campus, UW-Sheboygan enrolls over 730 students.

UW-WaukehsaLocated on the northwest side of Waukesha on 86 acres UW-Waukesha enrolls over 2000 students.

UW-Waukesha's curriculum covers the three broad areas of humanities, natural and mathematical science and social sciences. Most students go on to receive their Bachelor's degree at other institutions. Others, not pursuing an Associate Degree, often transfer to a four-year school to finish their junior and senior years. Teaching excellence is regarded by the campus as being of primary importance. Because class size can be controlled, students and faculty become well-acquainted and, in many ways, the educational experience is much like a private liberal arts college.