Ansel Adams Photograph Dedication

Ansel Adams instructs Stout students in Menomonie, Wisconsin, 1967

In 1967, internationally-renowned photographer Ansel Adams conducted a lecture and workshop on the Stout campus. He appeared at the request of his friend, Stout faculty member David Barnard. The following year, Dr. Barnard visited Adams at his Carmel, California home and commissioned a print of one of his master works: Mt. Williamson—Clearing Storm. The photograph held an honored place in the family home for decades.

In 2014, the Barnard family donated their original Ansel Adams photograph to the Stout University Foundation.

Join us on Friday, April 10th at 4 p.m., as we unveil this original Ansel Adams photograph in the Library. The program will include an exhibit featuring historic materials from Ansel Adams’ visit to Stout, 1960s photographic equipment, and images Stout alumni created under Adams’ direction. Prints from Dr. Barnard’s prolific career will also be available for viewing and purchase.

Six New Study Booths in the Library

[Not actual appearance of our booths]

Staff are often asked if more group study space is available in the library when our ten group study rooms are full.  The library is adding six new study booths to meet the needs of our students.  Three of these booths will include large monitors and equipment to connect laptops for easy collaboration for group projects

Please note construction will begin on April 6, 2015.  The new booths will be placed along the wall in the Northwest corner of the Reference room on the first floor of the library.