The science education program at the University of Wisconsin-Stout could be in trouble because of a new U-W System policy.
The Program Productivity Monitoring policy would eliminate the program because it produces too few graduates, just three per year over the last five years. Other programs at other U-W schools could also be in trouble thanks to the policy. Its goal is to use a single metric to determine the productivity of programs based on the average number of graduates in a given time frame.
