Daily Archive: November 6, 2008
As faculty members at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Profs. Paul and Thea Sager always encouraged students to be involved in independent studies and research. Now retired, the Sagers are carrying forward that commitment...
UW-Green Bay students once again showed their school spirit — their charitable, civic-minded school spirit — at the sixth annual Steps to Make a Difference Walk on campus Saturday, Oct. 25. With near-perfect weather,...
Among the top vote-getters in the November 2008 elections are two Wisconsin state senators with UW-Green Bay connections. Dave Hansen, class of 1971, was re-elected by a comfortable two-to-one margin. Rob Cowles ’75 was...
Students voted in record numbers Tuesday, with about 1,312 ballots cast at the on-campus polling location inside the University Union’s Alumni Room. That’s about 65 percent of the campus housing population. Green Bay’s Ward...
A non-partisan effort went into getting the word out for students to vote, said Assistant Dean for Campus Life Brenda Amenson-Hill. “The change this year has been the collaboration between the organizations,” Amenson-Hill said....
Prof. Tim Dale agreed to be an on-air analyst last night for NBC 26 for its election coverage. He was on about 10 times throughout the evening. One of the segments is about a...
Profs assess New North’s red-to-blue shift in 2008 Across the country yesterday, traditionally Republican areas voted for Democrats, national media reported. Northeastern Wisconsin was no different. “What you’re seeing is a similar pattern, which...
The deans from six two-year University of Wisconsin Colleges and the president of Nicolet College in Rhinelander learned about the Growth Agenda, Phuture Phoenix and new academic excellence initiatives during a visit to UW-Green...
The November Board of Regents meeting will be webcast from Madison Thursday (Nov. 6), via live audio and video streaming, from about 9:30 a.m. to noon and 12:45 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Download the...
UW-Green Bay Director of Government Relations Dan Spielmann will speak on “the impact of the 2008 elections” in the next Downtown Third Thursdays lecture series. The discussion will include impacts on the University, the...