Daily Archive: November 13, 2008

Diboll sells plants, seeds and education

Diboll sells plants, seeds and education

When Neil Diboll, UW-Green Bay class of ’78, started his business selling native prairie plants and seeds in 1982, he found he couldn’t give them away. His product, he knew, was excellent. What was...

Snapshots: Coastal class a breath of fresh air

Snapshots: Coastal class a breath of fresh air

Out-of-classroom learning opportunities are well-known features of a UW-Green Bay educational experience and a requirement in Prof. Bill Niedzwiedz’s (Public and Environmental Affairs) Coastal Management class. In fall, his class took two trips across...

How your U was front-page news in Beijing

How your U was front-page news in Beijing

Yes, that’s the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay represented in Bejing, China, in October. Admissions out-of-state and international recruiter Molly (McHugh) Witt spent much of October on the road with trips to China and South...

Student Art Exhibition opening, reception

Student Art Exhibition opening, reception

The 36th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition opens this Thursday (Nov. 13) at the Lawton Gallery. The free public reception begins at 4:30 p.m. with announcement of awards at 5 p.m. The exhibition is...

Prof. Meyer will travel to Naples for Blair remembrance

Prof. Meyer will travel to Naples for Blair remembrance

Prof. Timothy Meyer will represent UW-Green Bay at a memorial service this Saturday (Nov. 15) in Naples, Fla., for acclaimed philanthropist and conservationist Dorothy R. Blair. Meyer will travel in his capacity as holder...

Dec. 6: ’Tis the Season is fast approaching

Dec. 6: ’Tis the Season is fast approaching

’Tis the Season is a holiday program on campus showcasing Santa’s workshop, photos with Santa, holiday music, continental breakfast, storytelling, and more!  The event date is Saturday, December 6 from 9 a.m. to noon...