Oral history a focus at Center for First Nations Studies
UW-Green Bay is helping current and future educators learn more about the history, culture, sovereignty and contemporary issues of American Indians, helping them learn so they can also teach.
Author: R. Terry Anderson
Business ethics: UW-Green Bay students, alumni help spread word
At the fourth annual Ethics in Business Awards luncheon (Nov. 1) in Green Bay, the spotlight was on companies, organizations and individuals that travel on the ethical high ground. And helping in the selection...
Institute for Learning Partnership honors nine PDC recipients
The Institute for Learning Partnership at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay honored nine new Professional Development Certificate recipients, in a ceremony Monday, May 24 at the Ecumenical Center on the University campus.
Institute recognizes nine PDC recipients
The Institute for Learning Partnership held a recognition ceremony Monday (May 24) for nine new Professional Development Certificate recipients. The PDC is a self-paced, individualized professional development program for educators. The nine recipients come...
Wildenberg brings language expertise to UW-Green Bay faculty
Jeremy Wildenberg is a first-year student at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, who serves as a reminder that non-traditional students often bring a knowledge that adds to the academic experience. In his case, he’s teaching Arabic to UW-Green Bay educators.
UW-Green Bay announces University Leadership Awards
Forty-six students at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay recently received University Leadership Awards at an end of the semester ceremony, Friday, May 14.
UW-Green Bay students awarded Chancellor’s Medallions
Thirty University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students were awarded Chancellor’s Medallions at a campus ceremony, Friday, May 14.
UW-Green Bay hosts Wisconsin leg of world-record run; you can run along
Ultra runner Lisa Smith Batchen is raising millions of dollars for AIDS orphans by running 50 miles in each of the 50 states in less than two months, and she’ll run the Wisconsin leg of her quest on May 28 on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus.
Student speaker: Generation Y can be great
Nicholas J. Vlies, chosen to be the graduating class speaker at Saturday’s spring 2010 commencement ceremony, challenged his classmates to step up and solve some of the great problems that confront the world.
‘Turn the tide of negativism,’ alumnus tells grads
The largest graduation class in the history of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay received a slice of practical philosophy Saturday’s spring commencement ceremony: Stay positive. Steven Taylor, a 1979 Business Administration graduate who has...
