UW-Stout – Regional Competition

SkillsUSA Regional – UW-Stout (2 day event!)

UW–Stout and Chippewa Valley Technical College have partnered to offer several exciting competition opportunities. The main event will remain at UW–Stout, with bus transportation provided to CVTC.

📍 Memorial Student Center, 302 10th Ave E. Menomonie, WI 54751
📅 Event Dates: February 26th & 27th, 2026

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🔗 Registration Details

• New Open Date: January 28th, 2026

• Closes: February 11th, 2026

• Register via: National Registration Site
  (Note: Contests may close early if capacity is reached.)

💲 Registration Fees (includes lunch Friday)

• Student Competitors: $40.00

• Student Observers: $20.00

• Advisors/Chaperones: $10.00

🏫 School Participation Guidelines

• Schools may attend any regional competition, regardless of their physical location.

• Schools are welcome to attend multiple regional events.

• Each school must have at least one registered adult advisor or chaperone in attendance.

• Lunch is included with registration for all participants.

🛠️ Contest & Competition Info

To prepare for contests, advisors have access to national technical standards through SkillsUSA Pathful. These may be shared with student members.

👉 Click here to view SkillsUSA Competition Descriptions

Please Note:

• • District, regional, and state-level events are condensed versions of national competitions.

  • Descriptions and technical standards reflect the full national format, but may be adapted locally due to time constraints.

  • At the State level, no uploads are required. Everything will be handled on site. Students should simply bring their resume and any required materials for their specific competitions according to the Technical Standards. There is nothing you need to send or upload ahead of time unless you receive a specific email requesting it.

  • Click here for technical standards for state-only competitions.

  • Competition Participation Guidelines

    • Students may enter one Leadership/Occupational contest and one Skilled contest. Advisors are responsible for helping students manage their schedules. Some students may be limited to one contest due to scheduling conflicts.

    • All contests have limited spots and are first-come, first-served.

    • To ensure fair participation, a maximum entry limit per school (MAX PER SCHOOL) applies for popular events. This limit may be lifted two days before registration closes if space remains.

    • Minimum Participation Requirement: Competitions may be cancelled if the required minimum number of participants is not met.

    • All contestants must bring a resume and wear proper SkillsUSA attire, in accordance with Technical Standards.