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Ever hear of UW-Green Bay’s “Academic Forgiveness” program? Since its inception in fall 2010, reports Darrel Renier, director of academic advising, Academic Forgiveness has been a quiet success. Forgiveness can be requested by students...
Sophomore Success Day is planned for Wednesday (Oct. 23), 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sophomores are invited to drop in without appointment to get questions answered about career and major selection, general education requirements,...
Sophomore Success Day is planned for next Wednesday, Oct. 23, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. At UW-Green Bay, we hear a lot about the first-year experience and getting freshmen off to a fast start,...
We told you yesterday about Sophomore Success Day, taking place from 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. tomorrow (Thursday, March 14). As you’ll recall, this event offers the chance for sophomores to drop in without an appointment...
Academic Advising’s Sophomore Success Day is will take place from 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Thursday, March 14. This event allows sophomore students to drop in without appointment and get questions answered about career/major selection, General...
Being a sophomore can sometimes feel like being the “middle child,” so Academic Advising and Career Services are teaming up to give them some attention. Sophomore Success Day is set for Thursday, Oct. 4.,...
In the holiday spirit with (cute? obnoxious? funny?) holiday attire was the Academic Advising staff. Don’t be fooled by Associate Director Darrel Renier’s grimace. Despite appearances, he really is not “A mean one” (cue...
Halloween may be over, but the thrills and chills of Academic Advising’s zombie video presence are living on via the interwebs. Inside Higher Ed has a complimentary piece on Advising’s web panache, including kudos...
Highly creative people made a highly creative promotional video for Academic Advising. The message: “College doesn’t have to be scary.” Turn up the sound and look for fun cameos.
For UW-Green Bay student Anne Farrell, freshman year wasn’t exactly freshman year. Thanks to an array of Advanced Placement courses taken — and tests mastered — Farrell started school here last fall with 48 college credits.
