UW-Green Bay alumni employed by Breakthrough® Fuel served on a panel Tuesday morning in the Christie Theatre. They shared with current UW-Green Bay students the path that led them to work at Breakthrough® Fuel — a fast-growing, global transportation energy management firm located in downtown Green Bay. Currently 10 UW-Green Bay alumni work for […]
Join the panel discussion with alumni who have turned their UW-Green Bay education in to successful careers at one of the area’s most innovative companies, Breakthrough Fuel. Tuesday, April 18, 2017 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the Christie Theatre. Learn firsthand how people from various majors come together to solve problems, find innovative solutions […]
About 20 UW-Green Bay students, with a little oversight from faculty and professionals in the gaming industry, created five new video games at the University’s first-ever local Global Game Jam (January 20-22, 2017). Global Game Jam is a worldwide event in which groups of computer science students, computer programmers and others have 48 hours to form teams and […]
They are ready and eager for the working world. Only nine of UW-Green Bay Computer Science students were eligible to graduate in December 2016 — six made it to the ceremony — but each is in high demand in the workforce and most had jobs lined up before they graduated. Pictured in the photo above, […]
Log editors are providing this post, right from the inbox… “The temperature is dropping and we are all winding down for the semester, so what better way to kick back than with the long-awaited second episode of Game and Learn? This unique production of Information Science’s Game Studies emphasis has Prof. Bryan Carr sitting down […]
The second annual Jingle Brawl —a video game tournament organized by the UW-Green Bay Game Studies Program — begins at noon, Dec. 3 in the Phoenix Club (downstairs in the University Union). Jingle Brawl is a fundraising event aimed at helping local kids in need. This year’s chosen charity is St. Vincent Children’s Hospital. The […]
Several websites were forced to go down last Friday, Oct. 21, as a result of several cyber-attacks. Retired UW-Green Bay professor, Peter Breznay, was interviewed concerning the intent of these attacks and what it means for us, as a country so dependent on technology. Read the full story here.
They were sore-eyed, fatigued and disheveled, but a 52-hour train ride from Chicago to the Game Developer Conference in San Francisco this spring was still the ride of a lifetime for UW-Green Bay students Tom Rismeyer and Jacob Labeots. They were accompanied by UWGB lecturer Ben Geisler (Computer Science) as well as 200 game designers, […]
Rajeev Bukralia will present a talk on data science and data strategy at the upcoming meeting of Digital Fertilizer — a community of high-tech startups and entrepreneurs in Northeast Wisconsin — at 6 p.m. next Monday (Sept. 14) at the Green Room Lounge in De Pere. The talk, “Data, Data, Everywhere: Harnessing Data for Competitive […]
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students Alexander Jacob and Dave Sonnier embarked on a ride of a lifetime when they took part in Train Jam, a 52-hour train ride from Chicago to the Game Developer Conference (GDC) in San Francisco this spring. They were accompanied by lecturer Ben Geisler of UWGB’s Computer Science academic unit. The […]