Day: November 1, 2018
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Exhibit curated by Prof. Detweiler now at the Marinette Campus
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UW-Green Bay Prof. Sarah Detweiler (Art) has curated an exhibition of Cyanotype Photographic Prints at the UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus Art Gallery. The exhibition showcases diverse works from faculty, alumni and current students. Exhibiting artists include: Kayla Bauer, Sarah Detweiler, Emma Hitzman, Meg Ryan and Sunshine Tourtillott. Exhibition: Blue By You: An Exhibition of Cyanotypes…
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Seymour’s Oskey could be a ‘franchise’ player
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The Green Bay Press-Gazette has Green Bay women’s basketball coverage and it includes high hopes for talented freshman Haley Oskey from Seymour, Wis.
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The Phoenix Bookstore to host ‘Harry Potter Day’
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On Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., The Phoenix Bookstore will host Harry Potter Day. It will include readings, LEGOs to play with and coloring and activity pages. Check out the new covers of the same great stories and find new books that relate to the Harry Potter Series.
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Western portion of Lab Sciences Drive is closing until July 2019
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With the increased construction activity and deliveries of materials to the new STEM Innovation Center, hazardous traffic conditions are expected along the west side of the Laboratory Sciences Drive. In order to protect people and property, the road will be closed to all public traffic beginning on Monday, Nov. 5, 2018. The road will be…
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Magician to offer a class at Sheboygan Campus
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Magician David DaVinci, known as the “Thrillusionist” will host a family-friendly class from 6 to 8 p.m. Nov. 9 at the UW-Green Bay, Sheboygan Campus, main building, classroom 2223. Read more in the Sheboygan Press.
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Thompson Center of Public Leadership announces awards
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UW-Green Bay is one of the campuses selected to receive speaker grants for “Thompson Talks” — bringing major figures from across the country to the U.S. See more.
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Prof. Gurung featured on WPR’s Education Matters
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UW-Green Bay Prof. Regan A. R. Gurung (Psychology, Human Development) was featured on a 45-minute segment on Wisconsin Public Radio’s Education Matters. He discusses the importance of pedagogical science in informing teaching, and overviews some key trends in teaching and learning.
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Campus curbing deer damage to arboretum
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Large populations of deer on the UW-Green Bay campus are damaging forest understory plants in the Cofrin Arboretum and threatening the ecology and beauty of the natural area. In order to better manage deer populations the UW-Green Bay campus participates in the City of Green Bay archery depredation hunt. Hunters apply through the City of…