Tag: Cofrin Library

  • UW-Green Bay Libraries ‘War in Ukraine’ Library Guide

    UW-Green Bay Libraries ‘War in Ukraine’ Library Guide

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    UW-Green Bay libraries has created a new library guide meant to provide you with resources for learning about the current war in Ukraine. In the guide, you will find resources in a variety of formats for understanding historical roots of the conflict, current events, and resources to continue following what is happening today.

  • April Inclusive Reads and Conversation with UW-Green Bay Libraries

    April Inclusive Reads and Conversation with UW-Green Bay Libraries

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    Join us for this month’s Inclusive Reads and Conversations Event led by Lisa Lamson. You can learn more about the topic this month, access the reading, and sign up for the event in our guide. This month’s topic will be focused on learning about Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students on college…

  • April Inclusive Reads and Conversation with UW-Green Bay Libraries

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    Join us for this month’s Inclusive Reads and Conversations Event led by Lisa Lamson. You can learn more about the topic this month, access the reading, and sign up for the event in our guide. This month’s topic will be focused on learning about Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students on college campuses.…

  • March Inclusive Reads & Conversations with UW-Green Bay Libraries, March 30, 12:15 to 1 p.m.

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    UW-Green Bay Libraries invites all staff and faculty to participate in our Inclusive Reads and Conversations March event, March 30, 2020 from 12:15 to 1 p.m. Each month, we feature a guest speaker and reading to help promote conversations about diversity, equity, and inclusion on our campus. This month, our guest speaker will feature Valerie…

  • Reminder: Cofrin Library seeking ‘Give a Kid a Book’ donations

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    The Cofrin Library is collecting books for the Give a Kid a Book program through the Friends of the Brown County Public Library. From Nov. 8 to Dec. 10, 2021, bring new children’s books to the third-floor desk for a child in need. You can also purchase books from the Give a Kid a Book…

  • Fifth ‘Learning from History’ event is Nov. 11: Richard J. Evans, The Hitler Conspiracies

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    Fifth Learning from History Event: Richard J. Evans, The Hitler Conspiracies: The Protocols – The Stab in the Back – The Reichstag Fire – Rudolf Hess – The Escape from the Bunker, is Thursday, Nov. 11, 2021 from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Cofrin Library 304 or via Zoom. Please join us as UW-Green Bay…

  • Cofrin Library seeking ‘Give a Kid a Book’ donations

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    The Cofrin Library is collecting books for the Give a Kid a Book program through the Friends of the Brown County Public Library. From Nov. 8 to Dec. 10, 2021, bring new children’s books to the third-floor desk for a child in need. You can also purchase books from the Give a Kid a Book…

  • Reflection Room now available in Cofrin Library

    Reflection Room now available in Cofrin Library

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    Staff from the Cofrin Library on the Green Bay Campus announced the opening of a new Reflection Room, located on the sixth floor. The Reflection Room is meant to be a safe, inclusive space in the library for students, faculty, and staff of all backgrounds, beliefs, and ideologies. “We hope this room will be used as…

  • Green Bay Campus mourns loss of Mary Naumann

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    UW-Green Bay learned of the unexpected passing of Mary Naumann, who was deeply invested in the campus—working for years as a librarian in the Cofrin Library, and known as a faithful follower and season ticket holder for Green Bay women’s basketball. “In her free time, Mary enjoyed knitting, gardening, reading and playing bridge. She was…

  • UW-Green Bay hot spots still available to students at all four campus locations

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    UW-Green Bay Libraries reminds students on all four campuses that hot spots are available for reliable internet access. Please consider forwarding to students who might be struggling to locate reliable internet. On-campus options Libraries on all four campuses will be open to provide access to computers, internet, and other resources. (See the UWGB Libraries website for detailed…