Daily Archive: April 11, 2017
UW-Green Bay and Brown County leaders are pitching a new location for a $15 million science and technology center… on the UW-Green Bay campus rather than at the former County Mental Health Center site....
UW-Green Bay Social Work was selected as the National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) spotlight of the month for March. Amid a busy second semester, Social Work undergraduate students presented a year-long Live Algoma project...
Consider attending the inclusive excellence discussion from noon to 1 p.m. Friday, April 14, 2017 in MAC 109 to discuss strategies for opening up digital learning environment (tools such as D2L) to all learners....
Congratulations to Golden Apple Award winner, Steve Engels who graduated from UW-Green Bay with degrees in Biology and Education and is now a special education teacher at Green Bay Southwest. The Green Bay Press-Gazette...
The Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning (CATL) is accepting applications for the UW-Green Bay Online Teaching Fellows program. This program is for those who are new to online instruction. Instructors in...
Senior lecturer Karen Dalke (Sociology, Public and Environmental Affairs) recently presented a paper entitled: “Mustang Denizen: Reimagining the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971” at De Montfort University in Leicester, UK for...
A presentation for Prof. Sarah Meredith (Music) and Dean Susan Gallagher-Lepak’s (College of Health, Education and Social Welfare), “The Healing Power of Music” was well-received by a capacity crowd of the Sisters of St....
Instructors that used D2L with their courses during the Fall 2013 (including winter term), Spring 2014 and Summer 2014 semesters have until April 19, 2017 to create a personal copy of any part of...
The UW-Green Bay Wellness Committee is hosting a five-week Arboretum Poker Walk Challenge April 2 to May 6, 2017 for UW-Green Bay employees. Drawings for prizes will be awarded. Wellness Webinar: Clean and Simple...
The new weekly social media initiative, “Internship Tuesday” continues with this week’s feature on Nathan Condon, a junior history and political science student currently interning with KenyaHELP, a local, volunteer-run organization that provides scholarships for...