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Laura (Busby) Hollingsworth, a 1989 UW-Green Bay graduate who is now president and publisher of one of America’s most influential newspapers, The Des Moines Register, returned to campus to deliver the commencement address at...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay invited Army Nurse Alison Lighthall to campus in early December seeking strategies to improve reintegration for returning veterans. It received that and more. School officials received strong affirmation about...
Thomas K. Harden has served as president of Clayton State University in Georgia since 2000, presiding over numerous commencements, dedications and special events. The Clayton State news bureau shared a few images upon the...
Thomas Harden is the second sitting president to be selected to serve as UW-Green Bay’s chancellor. The all-time roster:
Thomas K. Harden’s bio and curriculum vitae are online at the chancellor-search website. He earned his bachelor of science degree in industrial education, in 1974, from Miami University; and an M.S. in educational administration...
University System of Georgia Executive Vice Chancellor and Chief Academic Officer Susan Herbst praised Thomas Harden today (Dec. 23) in announcing his resignation to accept the chancellorship at UW-Green Bay. “Dr. Harden’s dedication to...
Thomas Harden saw the snow when he was on campus for two days of interviews. He battled through a snowstorm last week when he interviewed in Madison with UW System President Kevin P. Reilly...
The Green Bay Press-Gazette posted a story on its website today (Tuesday, Dec. 23). The piece includes quotes from an interview last week with Dr. Thomas Harden. See http://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/article/20081223/GPG0101/81223107/1207/GPG01
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a copy of an original release sent by UW System on Dec. 23, 2008) MADISON, Wis. – University of Wisconsin System President Kevin P. Reilly today announced that Dr. Thomas...
Tom Harden, the third of four candidates to visit campus earlier this month, drew a standing-room-only audience of faculty, staff, students and community members on Dec. 10.
