Welcome College of Integrated Studies students! This page contains specific resources for you to help navigate your educational journey. Check out information on each of our departments, get involved in a student organization, or find other campus resources below.
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University Bookstore
724 W. Starin Road
Whitewater, WI 53190
University Bookstore for Rock County
2909 Kellogg Ave.
Janesville, WI 53546
Is textbook rental free?
Are all of my books in Textbook Rental?
Can I have my books shipped to me?
How do I use Textbook Rental?
Connect with the UW-W Rock County Bookstore for more info, 608-758-6540.
The Rockin' Grill is located in the Hyatt Smith Hall Commons area and is open on class days for meals and snacks. A variety of soups and hot entrees are available, as well as prepared salads and sandwiches. A made-to-order menu is also available most days with a tasty selection of hot sandwiches, quesadillas and more.
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Vending
Soda, juices, milk, snacks and other items are available from vending machines located in lower level lobbies of Williams Hall, Hyatt Smith Hall and Wells Cultural Center.
How do I view my grades?
Can I take a class over for a better grade?
Can I take a course on a pass/fail basis?
How do I calculate my GPA?
What is the "W" grade?
What do I need to know about being an international student at UWW Rock County?
Hello Future Warhawk! Thank you for logging on to sign up for the UW-Whitewater at Rock County Placement Test. Due to COVID-19 policies, we are no longer requiring placement testing. We will be using ACT scores and other measures to place you in to Math, English and Foreign Language courses, so no sign up for Placement Test is required.
At this time, please go to your WINS account, sign in and complete the SOAR Orientation Registration process. If you have questions, please contact our Warhawk Solution Center at 608.758.6541. Have a great day!
I am done with my courses at UW-Whitewater at Rock County and want to go to UW-Whitewater main campus-what do I do?
I am done with my courses at UW-Whitewater at Rock County and want to go to another UW-System School?
Can I participate in UW System Guaranteed Transfer?
Where can I find transfer guides for UW System 4-year campuses?
Below are some transfer guides to get you started on your transfer journey. It is always best to check with each four-year campus for their specific admissions dates and requirements when transferring.
Looking for academic support, career guidance and other services to help you succeed? The Rock County campus is proud to be a TRIO campus that offers equal educational opportunities for all eligible students.
The Learning Support Center offers free tutoring to all UW-Whitewater at Rock County students in math, writing, and other academic subjects. Call 608-758-6535 or use the Navigate app to schedule an appointment, or visit the center in the lower level of Andrews Hall. Drop-in assistance may be available. The Learning Support Center is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Some tutoring may be online via Webex or Zoom, but tutors are also available to meet in person.
What is WINS?
How do I set up my WINS account as a first-time user?
I can't log in to WINS, what now?
What is a HawkCard and what can I do with it?
How do I get my HawkCard?
Students have the opportunity to work on campus for several departments at the UWW Rock campus. Many students benefit from working part-time while going to college. Student employment is a great way to assist with paying for the cost to attend college and helps students develop skills and gain work experience for future success in the career world. Many of these positions require Federal Work Study acceptance through financial aid. Contact the UWW Rock Solution Center at 608-758-6541 for more information about student employment and work study.
Current positions at the UWW Rock campus include...
Solution Center Assistant
Library Assistant
Dean's Office/Academic Affairs/Administrative Affairs Office Assistant
TRiO/LSC Resource Assistant
Learning Support Center (LSC) Tutor
Biology Lab Assistant
Chemistry Lab Assistant
Placement Test Proctor
Hawk Squad
Student Life and Events Assistant
Bookstore
We know affordability is important to you. On top of our already exceptional value, at UW-Whitewater at Rock County we award thousands of dollars in scholarships to help you pay for your education.
Information about student accounts and billing can be found on the UW-Whitewater Financial Services website.
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If you choose not to attend class due to weather conditions, please e-mail your instructor. Please keep in mind that if you miss class, you are responsible for making up the work. The campus can only be closed by order of the chancellor or governor.
The Whitewater at Rock County Student Government Association (SGA) is a student-led organization that works to advocate for all students and improve student life opportunities at the Rock Campus. We are the voice for students in the areas of academics, safety, recreation and SEG Fee distribution to student organizations and services. You can talk with us about issues and ways to improve our campus community. The SGA office is located in lower Williams Lobby Room W30. SGA weekly meetings are held on Thursdays, 8am – 9am in HS27, where all students are welcome.
SGA ELECTIONS: 2023 Elections are held April 18 and 19 for Senators, President, and Vice President.
You get to create the change you wish to see!
Click on the links below to access your Intent to Run Forms here:
SGA President & Vice President form SGA Senator form
Contact us at: RCK-SGA@uww.edu
2022-2023 UW-Whitewater at Rock County Student Government Association - Spring 2023
President: Katherine Cobos
Vice President: Maria Pacheco
Chief of Staff: Alan Marquez
Pro Tempore: Open Position
Treasurer: Hassan El-Khatib
Public Events Coordinator: Lily Walton
Senator: Trent Kassner
Senator: Gabe Gotcher
Senator: Johnathon Ocampo
Senator: Open Position
SGA Advisor: Janine Peterson, Student Life and Events Coordinator, petersjm@uww.edu or 608-898-5033
Student government representatives are able to serve as voting members on a variety of committees for SGA and the College of Integrated Studies.
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Alliance offers a safe place for al l students to relax and feel comfortable. The club provides information and accessibility for students to gain know ledge and understanding of the LGBTQ+ Community. The club sponsors the Break the Silence Ball for students and the public.
Advisor: Nate Maddux.
A new club ratified in the spring of 2021. The purpose of the club is to provide a place for like-minded individuals with an appreciation for all things engineering to get to know each other. Activities include forming study groups, linking students with the UW Platteville Engineering Partnership, the UW Whitewater main campus and other students as well as giving the students an opportunity to give back to the campus and community.
The Green Scene works to provide a network of environmental and social information that reaches out to local com munities through act ion and education. Stu dents can participate in activities such as planting trees, gardening, campus and community clean-up, environmental lectures, and other activities that meet the club's mission.
Advisors: Amy Burns and Bob McCallister.
An arena for literary and visual arts through publication of the Rock River Review, the annual campus literary magazine and RockRiverReview.com. Students learn how to develop a magazine from start to finish picking what will be published, editing the publication, and designing the cover. Features include short fiction, poetry, essays, prose poems, musical scores, photography, illustrations, and other media for print. Students also compete in the Community College Humanities Association Literary Magazine Competition.
Advisor: Ken Brosky.
Provides fellowship on campus and is open to all students. Intervarsity aims to equip students with leadership and personal growth opportunities. Weekly meetings are held for conversation, study and prayer. Intervarsity hosts a school wide spring Scavenger Hunt and pizza party as well as opportunities to attend leadership conferences.
Advisor: Luke Francis
The purpose of the club is to represent the Latino community of UWW Rock and to share the Latino Culture with all students and staff. Latinos Unidos welcomes students and other university campus individuals interested in Latino culture. The club coordinates two events on campus: Dia De Los Muertos Ball (Day of the Dead Ball); and Cinco de Mayo celebration activities. The club also collaborates with other clubs to plan a Culture Week in the spring semester.
Advisor: Janine Peterson
The University of Wisconsin-Rock County campus offers many opportunities to pursue your interests in music. If you played an instrument in high school and you would like to continue for fun or professionally, check out these options: Choir, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, campus musicals, and solo or small group music recitals.
Advisor: Jeff Suarez
PTK has recognized academic excellence in the two year colleges since 1918 and is the largest, most prestigious two year college honor societies in the world. The Rock Campus Chapter is open to all students (not just PTK members). The club focuses on leadership development and coordination of an important campus tradition, the fall and spring Tutoring Extravaganzas held before finals week. National Organization membership criteria include: completion of at least 12 credit hours of university level coursework at the Rock campus, cumulative G.P.A. of at least 3.5, and full rights of citizenship in the United States. For more information contact advisors Kim Kostka or Tom Klubertanz.
A variety of recreational sports activities will be held weekly and throughout the fall and spring semester: Open Gym & Fitness Center, Open Video Games in Wells Cultural Center, Recreational and Board Game Check-outs, Bingo, Bag Toss Tournaments, Basketball (one-on-one, etc.) For more information contact Matt Schneider at SchneideMD30@uww.edu or Kristin Fillhouer at FillhoueKA22@uww.edu.
The chess club’s purpose is to gather and enjoy the art and fellowship of playing chess. Any student is welcome. The club shares a wide variety of skill levels ranging from beginner to advanced levels. For more information contact Nick French.
Sigma Delta Mu is the National Honor Society for Hispanic Studies for two-year colleges and has its foundation in Sigma Delta Pi, the nation’s largest honor society in the field of foreign language. The purpose is to honor those who seek and attain excellence in the study of the Spanish language, literature, and culture of Spanish-speaking peoples. Students must meet specific grade point average criteria and be invited for membership. For more information contact advisor Nate Maddux
The Rock Campus Chapter is educational and community focused with the goal to empower the residents of Rock County through literacy. SKD engages the student body in activities such as National Day on Writing, Banned Books Week, and National Poetry Month. They run collaborative projects with Head Start, Rock River Charter School, and Rock University High School. Any student can participate. National Organization criteria: 3.3 overall GPA and a grade of no less than a B in all English courses taken. For more information contact advisor John Pruitt.
Ever have a desire to take on the big questions? The challenge is best approached with the help of great company. Look no further than Socrates Café, a weekly gathering of people from many diverse backgrounds with an aim at answering some of the most intimidating philosophical problems. Come join us in our pursuit of true knowledge, and bring your own questions about our universe to be addressed. For more information contact advisor Richard Hanson.
The Rock Campus Theatre and Performing Arts Association is open to any student interested in any aspect of theatrical production including performance, technical theatre or management. Along with the hands on education and opportunity students receive through participation students across the university are able to be entertained and inspired by what is produced. Two productions are offered each year along with workshops and other resources for students. For more information contact advisor Trevor Rees.
UW-Whitewater at Rock County students enjoy access to nearly all of campus resources available to students attending classes at the Whitewater campus. Select a category below, or see the full list of campus resources »