First Campus Preview day of summer
Friday, July 13 marks the first Campus Preview Day of the summer. This large visit day, the first of our four, allows prospective students to meet faculty and staff, connect with current students and...
Daily Archive: July 9, 2018
Faculty note: Prof. Derek Jeffreys on WPR
Professor Derek S. Jeffreys (Humanities and Religion) discussed his new book titled ‘What It’s Like In America’s Jails’ on Wisconsin Public Radio on July 4th. Jeffreys did research on who end up in jails...
UW merger news welcome
Here’s more from the Journal Times on the reinvention of higher education including the restructuring of the college.
Prof. Draney featured in ‘Popular Science’
UW-Green Bay Professor Michael Draney (Biology) was featured in an article about “ballooning” in Popular Science magazine. “Ballooning” is caused by the spiders’ sensitivity to electrical fields like those in earth’s atmosphere, causing them...
RSVP for Joe’s ‘super cool lab tour’
Have you ever wanted to go-behind-the-scenes in one of our UW-Green Bay laboratories? Lab Manager Joe Schoenebeck is giving a “super cool lab tour” to a group of staff members on July 23, 2018...
Really Big Prints at UW-Manitowoc
The Herald Times Reporter listed summer things to do in Manitowoc, recently. Among them is UW-Manitowoc’s Really Big Prints, in which artists create limited-edition prints so large that they need a street roller to transfer...
Faculty note: Prof. Derek Jeffreys talks about America’s jails
“Nearly 12 million people pass through America’s jail system every year. Many of them are never convicted of a crime, but they can spend anywhere from a couple of months to several years incarcerated,...
Rep. Kitchens praises STEM development in Green Bay
State Representative Joel Kitchens praises Foxconn’s decision to add a location to Green Bay. Kitchens says it will pair up well, and enhance the development in Green Bay area with UW-Green Bay’s STEM Center...
Faculty note: Associate Prof. Aaron Weinschenk compares Clinton and Obama’s success in demographics
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Aaron Weinschenk’s (Public Administration) study in the Journal of Political Marketing concludes that former presidential candidate Hilary Clinton was less successful in gaining the interest of demographic groups in the 2016...
SBDC’s ETP graduate opens a barbeque food truck in Sheboygan
Kevin and Jenny Kager brought authentic barbeque to Sheboygan County — in the form of a food truck. Before starting Kager Barbeque in Sheboygan, Kevin Kager worked at restaurants in Texas, took culinary classes...
