Daily Archive: May 3, 2018
The University Mace — a ceremonial staff signifying authority — is carried to the stage by one of the most accomplished faculty members just ahead of the Chancellor during the commencement procession. The centuries-old...
Jeff Entwistle is not only a professor, but also a mentor and advisor for many students in the UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance program. He hopes his speech at UW-Green Bay’s Spring 2018 Commencement,...
Green Bay, Wis. — University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Human Development and Psychology Professor Regan A. R. Gurung, Ph.D. has been elected to serve as the head of the international honor society in psychology Psi...
It’s Employee Appreciation Week, May 7-11. A committee worked to put together a week filled with activities (including free food, team building, photos with “the wings” and more…) to help you enjoy the final...
Next Friday, May 11 from 12 to 4:30 p.m., UW-Green Bay faculty and staff have the first pick from the annual plant and vegetable sale (Lab Science Greenhouse). This annual sale, sponsored by Natural...
Deep in the inbox, the Log missed this one. UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Jon Shelton (Democracy and Justice Studies) was quoted in Salon, regarding the Oklahoma teacher strikes. Here’s an excerpt: “Oklahoma Gov. Mary...
Four UW-Green Bay students presented their startups at the Wisconsin Big Idea Tournament on Saturday, April 21, at the Discovery Center in Madison. Ten UW campuses were represented. Stability won the top award at...
Assistant Prof. Mandeep Singh Bakshi (Chemistry, NAS) recently published a “historical perspective” article in the high impact journal “Advances in Colloid and Interface Science.” This work highlights the characteristic features of different kinds of surface active molecules on...
Public & Environmental Affairs celebrated its students and community partnerships at an event in the Weidner Center, last week. A panel of recent alumni came to share their best advice on finding a job...
UW-Green Bay student entrepreneur Sam Hunt’s The Local Food Experiment has won the state’s Wisconsin Big Idea Tournament (WBIT), sponsored by WiSys. The win earns Sam $2,500 and a trip to compete at the...