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To enhance their teaching and scholarship, three UW-Green Bay professors have been granted sabbaticals to take place during the 2013-14 academic year. The news was made public this week after the University notified UW...
Music Prof. Adam Gaines of Arts and Visual Design will perform as cornet soloist with the Green Bay City Band this Thursday night (July 5) at St. James Park on Monroe Street. The theme...
The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents is set to consider promotions or tenure for 12 UW-Green Bay faculty members during its meeting June 7-8 at UW-Milwaukee.
Music Prof. Sarah Meredith Livingston of the Arts and Visual Design academic unit was scheduled to perform Monday night as guest soloist with the University of Sao Paulo Symphony Orchestra during their concert at the...
Prof. Alison Gates (Arts and Visual Design) and Heidi Sherman (Humanistic Studies) and their student, Alicia Engstrom (a Humanistic Studies major in the Ancient/Medieval track and and Art minor), presented three papers May 11...
Congratulations to the recently announced faculty recipients of the Instructional Development Council awards. As part of the University’s faculty development program, IDC allocates monetary support for professional development activities that can lead to the...
Ellen Rosewall was elected Vice President of the Association of Arts Administration Educators at its recent board meeting. AAAE is the service organization for university arts management programs and serves organizations in America, Canada, Europe...
A family that is well known for its generosity toward the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is giving back once again, funding the Visiting Artists Lecture Series of the student Art Agency organization.
It’s the biggest UW-Green Bay Theatre event in more than a decade, and Theatre and Music alike are beyond busy preparing for Cabaret April 20-21. At last count, the production has 108 costumes —...
UW-Green Bay Theatre and Music are joining forces to present the popular musical Cabaret on the mainstage of the Weidner Center April 20-21. And while the actors and musicians have been busy preparing for the show — Theatre’s first Weidner mainstage production in more than a decade — Associate Prof. Kaoime E. Malloy has been toiling for months to make sure they look their best on stage.
