Tag: Computer Science

PTI formalizes internship program and gives a shout-out to UW-Green Bay interns

Five UW-Green Bay students were given a Facebook shout-out from their internship host, Paper Transport, Inc (PTI). All of PTI’s current interns are enrolled at UW-Green Bay: Dylon Pokorny (Business Administration) and Brianna Westenberger (Business Administration), operations support interns; Alan Burkart (Business Administration), a supply chain intern; Marianna Sadownikow (Business Administration), driver recruiting intern and […]

UW-Green Bay students partner with Sartori (cheese) to solve real-world problems

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Seven UW-Green Bay students recently spent a Saturday solving real corporate innovation challenges at Jake’s Café in Sheboygan for Sartori, a family owned company in Plymouth “dedicated to making the world’s finest artisan cheese made from premium milk supplied by local Wisconsin farmers.” While several students applied to the program, these students were invited to […]

Reminder: Free STEAM Engine VII at the Neville Museum this Wednesday, Nov. 14

The STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics) Engine VII event at the Neville Museum will be taking on Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2018 at 6 p.m. This event is free and open to the public. The STEAM Engine is an interactive event held at the Neville Museum that features speakers with exciting projects, new business ventures […]

UW-Green Bay student honored by Women in Technology Wisconsin

Sallie Petty, a UW-Green Bay senior majoring in Computer Science, was honored Tuesday, July 17 as an “Impact Member Award” recipient by Women in Technology Wisconsin during its annual meeting at Fox Cities Stadium. WIT Wisconsin recognized Petty as an outstanding role model who is making significant contributions to their community through her time, actions, […]

UW-Green Bay in EIA in Cascais, Portugal

Three UW-Green Bay students are in Cascais, Portugal studying at the European Innovation Academy to learn about global entrepreneurship. Here’s a summary of recent activities that the students completed with their teams that were formed before Day 2. Day 3 UW-Green Bay students on three different teams are going through customer development exercises to prepare […]

Phoenix students bring ideas to Portugal

Three UW-Green Bay students — Courtney Gersek (Business Administration), Paulina Godlewska (Computer Science) and Leah Zorn (Computer Science) — are attending the Day 0 Ideation event at the European Innovation Academy in Cascais, Portugal. Students communicate their ideas through a canvas with slots for each category: problem, customer and team member. Presenting students are trying […]

UW-Green Bay attends Computer Science Fair at Lambeau Field

UW-Green Bay, along with other area colleges and tech companies, spoke to high school students at the TEALS (Technology Education and Literacy in Schools) Computer Science Fair at Lambeau Field, on May 16, 2018. The fair was hosted by the Green Bay Packers and Microsoft, and attracted high school students interested in computer science and […]

UW-Green Bay students put significant time and effort into entrepreneurial skills

Five UW-Green Bay students traveled to Milwaukee 10+ times this semester for an independent study to build their entrepreneurial skills. The program was hosted by The Commons. Pictured are (from left to right) freshmen Maria Arunkumar (Business Administration) and Kirby Katers (Business Administration), senior Jordan Shefchik (Psychology), junior Evan Grzyb (Computer Science) and senior Jake […]

GenCyber returns to UW-Green Bay but this year, it’s a camp for teachers

Green Bay, Wis. — For the second consecutive year, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Division of Continuing Education and Community Engagement was awarded a grant from the National Security Agency (NSA) for its GenCyber program. Last year, the Division received a $100,000 grant for a student camp that hosted 100 students for free, from the […]

Entrepreneurial news

UW-Green Bay student Sam Hunt (Mathematics) will be presenting what he learned over the past several weeks from the gBETA accelerator on Thurs, April 19, 018 at FVTC’s Bordini Center. He is presenting on his latest endeavor, PrecisionLAG golf swing correction device. Register for free, here, to see him and the other cohort members present. […]