Every day is a holiday for Chiara Boss and every door jingle is a gift. The recent UW-Green Bay graduate is the volunteer and resource coordinator for Green Bay Habitat for Humanity Restore — a retail operation that profits from donated building materials and home improvement items to benefit the Greater Green Bay Habitat for [...]
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alumni, fundraiser, Habitat for Humanity, nonprof, Phoenix Philanthropy Club, Public Administration, Steps to Make a Difference Walk
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Sue Bodilly |
December 10, 2013 -
10:30 am
From UW-Green Bay to India, Koyel Mandal works on international projects on behalf of the environment, energy and climate change.
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alumni, Environmental Science and Policy, faculty, interdisciplinary, Public and Environmental Affairs, sustainability
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Sue Bodilly |
November 14, 2013 -
9:19 am
In late summer in Northeast Wisconsin, UW-Green Bay graduates and brothers Aric and Brad Schmiling delight in the metamorphosis… grapes change color, fill with natural sugar and expand to ideal size, perfect for harvesting, stomping, fermenting, tasting and celebrating.
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alumni, Chemistry, Eco U, faculty, Human Biology, marketing, Theatre
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Christopher Sampson |
October 24, 2013 -
10:01 am
CSI, Castle, Breaking Bad, The Mentalist — UW-Green Bay graduate Amber Rasmussen lives the life that intrigues the masses. Albeit with a bit more reservation and realism than your favorite evening crime series. Rasmussen is a DNA analyst for the State Crime Laboratory in Milwaukee — “receiving, processing, analyzing and writing reports on the forensic [...]
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alumni, Biology, faculty, Human Biology
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Sue Bodilly |
October 18, 2013 -
12:44 pm
Cheryl Grosso says she’s more comfortable speaking through her music than speaking about her music.
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After Thoughts, faculty, Music
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Sue Bodilly |
October 3, 2013 -
8:48 am
She remembers seeing Chancellor Edward Weidner in the audience for her junior vocal recital. “It was an incredibly exciting time on campus,” recalls Kate Meeuwsen, Class of ’76. “To have the chancellor and professors know your name, greet you in the halls and show up at your recital… it was cool to be here.” The [...]
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alumni, Athletics, council of trustees, Education, faculty, Founders, Human Biology, Kress Events Center, Music, UW-Green Bay Foundation, Weidner Center
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Christopher Sampson |
September 24, 2013 -
1:03 pm
Since the age of 19, Cindy Olli has provided compassionate care to those in need. She and fellow team members have made life-changing and life-saving decisions in emergency situations. She has counseled patients and helped them to improve their lives and their opportunities to make the most of every day. She has been an advocate [...]
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alumni, Masters online Nursing, Nursing
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Sue Bodilly |
September 9, 2013 -
4:33 pm
There was no question it was summer with 93ᵒ temperatures greeting alumni family and friends for UW-Green Bay’s first Alumni Family Day at Bay Beach, Sunday, August 25.
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alumni, Alumni Family Day, event
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Sue Bodilly |
August 27, 2013 -
2:27 pm
Kari Moody, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Alumni Director is one to know. So are UW-Green Bay alumnae Nicole Hoffmann ’99, Communication, the Director of Development at Aspiro; Heather Trevarthen ’00, Computer Science, owner of Ellipse Fitness Center; and Phoenix Volleyball Coach Michaela Franklin. These women were recognized in YOU Magazine’s annual “20 Women to Know.” [...]
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20 Women to Know, achievements, alumni, Alumni Relations, community, faculty/staff, volleyball
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Sue Bodilly |
July 30, 2013 -
4:28 pm
The UW-Green Bay community shares in the loss of Maria Hinton, 103, a revered Oneida Tribal Elder and 1979 UW-Green Bay graduate who passed away Sunday, July 28, 2013. Mrs. Hinton was known nationally for helping preserve Oneida stories, language and culture. She is believed to be the last individual in Wisconsin who learned Oneida as a first language.
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alumni, community
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moorek |
July 29, 2013 -
2:15 pm
