UWM Announces Plans to Close Washington County Campus
Following a directive from the Universities of Wisconsin, UWM will close the UWM at Washington County campus, with a goal of completing the process by June 30, 2024.
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Students choose UWM at Washington County for its personalized education style, quality teaching and affordable price.

At the Washington County campus, students build a strong academic foundation that results in an Associate of Arts and Sciences (AAS) degree and the start of a bachelor’s degree at UWM or another UW System campus. Nontraditional students who are expanding their skill sets or exploring their passions are also an integral part of the campus community.

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Academics

Select from a wide array of classes covering more than 30 subject areas, which span everything from arts, humanities and social sciences to math, natural sciences and business. Washington County campus students also get to choose from in-person and online classes, which means they have more schedule flexibility while pursuing their education goals.

Student Life and Resources

At UWM at Washington County, we’re proud of our robust student life with student organizations and a wide range of opportunities. Students have access to a variety of resources that make the adjustment to college easy. With tutoring, online writing labs, student involvement, advising and small class sizes, students are supported through their college journey.

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291Students
34Average Class Size
82%Student Organizations
1968Year Opened

UWM at Washington County History

UWM at Washington County was created in 2018 when UW-Washington County joined with UWM as part of the University of Wisconsin System’s reorganization of the two-year campuses formerly known as UW Colleges. Now students at the Washington County campus get the benefits of being part of a large research university, including big UWM social events and Panther basketball games, while still enjoying a small, friendly college community on their home campus.

Contact, Locations & Hours

Library Hours

Student Affairs Office
Monday – Thursday: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Friday: Closed
Phone: 262-335-5201
Email: wsh-cgs@uwm.edu

Building Hours
Monday – Thursday: 7 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Friday: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday: Closed, except for special events or classes

Summer Building Hours (May 22 – Sept 4)
Monday – Thursday: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Friday: 7:30 am – 4:30 pm
Closed weekends and legal holidays May 29, July 4, September 4

Hours are subject to change and may vary during summer, Winterim and semester breaks. Check UWM’s academic calendar for more information.

Administrative Offices

NameTitleLocation
Simon BronnerDeanRoom 115
Greg AhrenhoersterAssociate Dean of Academic AffairsRoom 210
Courtney O’ConnellAssistant Dean of Student AffairsRoom 125
Margaret HankensonOnline Academic Director
Holly WehrhahnExecutive Director Continuing EducationContinuing Ed office (first floor)

Media Services

Journalists and members of the news media should email media-services-team@uwm.edu, and the first available team member will respond. Information for journalists also is available on our For Media page.

News Editor

John Schumacher