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Mona Christensen, director of camps and conferences for the Division of Outreach and Adult Access, reports that youth summer camps are up and running for 2013 with the first big week of academic enrichment activities. What’s going on? Plenty: • Middle School Summer Art Studio in the Studio Arts Building, with a public show at [...]

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With the influx of summer campers to the UW-Green Bay campus this week, the Marketplace inside the Leona Cloud Commons will transform into an all-you-care-to-eat buffet. Faculty, staff and the general community are welcome to dine during the summer camp meal periods. Breakfast runs from 7 to 8:30 p.m., lunch is from 11:30 a.m. to [...]

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The SLO Food Alliance will have a produce sale again this Wednesday (June 19) from noon to 1 p.m. at their stand over at the University Union. We’re told, much as last week, that spinach, lettuce, arugula, kale and herbs (cilantro, chives, summer savory, tarragon, and sage) will be available for purchase. Also this week: daikon [...]

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Our university magazine, Inside 360°, recently carried a story about a graduate of UW-Green Bay’s Theatre program getting the chance to direct on Broadway. Well, just a week later, we see another Theatre grad turned director is hitting it big, this time on the West Coast. Joel Sass, Class of 1989, is garnering excellent reviews [...]

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A familiar name in a new role is previewing the 100th season of the Green Bay Symphony Orchestra, headquartered at the Weidner Center. Longtime Green Bay Press-Gazette critic-at-large Warren Gerds is now in a similar role at WFRV, Channel 5, and he covered the GBSO’s new season in a recent report. In it, Gerds makes [...]

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The Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning has selected 10 instructors as summer 2013 advanced online teaching fellows to discuss online teaching and course development. Congratulations to Patricia Albers, Danielle Bina, Tara DaPra, Adolfo Garcia, Alison Gates, Dean VonDras, Theresa Adsit, Peter Breznay, Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges and Sarah Meredith Livingston. The Advanced Online Teaching [...]

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We told you here yesterday about Gov. Scott Walker’s move to withdraw the nomination of UW-Platteville student Joshua Inglett to the Board of Regents after it was revealed Inglett had signed a gubernatorial recall petition in 2011. That decision is being by turns supported and criticized around the state today, with the leader of a [...]

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The Phoenix women’s soccer team is playing that other kind of football in London this week, having arrived Wednesday (June 12) for nine days of training, games, team bonding, sightseeing and more. Their trip will feature three “friendlies” (exhibition games), as well as a visit to British Premier League club Chelsea FC and its training [...]

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Recent grad Sarah Eichler of the Phoenix women’s basketball team will play with the NetScouts Basketball USA All-Star team during a tournament in China June 17-30. The US team will play a round-robin tournament in three Chinese cities, for a total of nine games. “I was really excited to get the call to go and [...]

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The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Small Business Development Center will present “Secret$ to Success,” a series of seven monthly small-business focused webinars beginning in June and running through December. The no-cost webinar series, which focuses on various aspects of small business management, sales and marketing, will kick off at noon Tuesday, June 18 with “How [...]

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