UW-Green Bay students win top broadcast honors
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay student broadcasters received eight awards for excellence in statewide competition sponsored by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association.
Daily Archive: March 26, 2009
The Grading Dilemma: Balancing Time with Providing Student Feedback
That’s the title of a stand-alone CATL workshop scheduled for Friday, April 3, from 2:30 to 4 p.m. in University Union Room 103. Presenters will be Profs. Rebecca Meacham, David Voelker and Heidi Fencl....
Another CATL call: reminder on May 11 online-course workshop
Those interested in the May 11 workshop are reminded that pre-registration is required. (E-mail Heidi Fencl at CATL@uwgb.edu ) The workshop is titled “Developing an Online Course.” Participants with similar projects will be grouped...
Know anyone who should know about Phuture Phoenix cookout?
Know any parents of fifth through ninth graders enrolled in Title I schools in Green Bay, De Pere or Oneida? Make sure to tell them about an upcoming free information session and cookout scheduled...
Sanders shares know-how on Facebook, Twitter
The award-winning webmaster for UW-Green Bay’s Student Affairs division, Todd Sanders, is quoted in an informative article in the new issue of Marketplace Magazine. See what he and other social-media experts have to say...
Homer Simpson on Monday, Du Châtelet biographer Friday
They’ve added another presenter to the spring lineup of the Historical Perspectives Lecture Series. Prof. Judith P. Zinsser, a professor of history at Miami University, will speak about her latest book, Emilie Du Châtelet:...
Notes: Higgins, Stokes
Doreen Higgins, Ph.D., assistant professor, Social Work Professional Program, is the author with University of Kansas Prof. Margaret Severson of a manuscript accepted for publication in the Journal of Gerontological Social Work. The title...
Rain garden specialist is Twin Cities ‘Ecopreneur’
The outdoors is Doug Owens-Pike’s playground. Therefore, he lives his creed to sustain and protect it, especially on the job. The 1976 UW-Green Bay graduate with a degree in Science and Environmental Change is...
Spring break-up, March 26, 2009
After one of the area’s colder and snowier winters in some time, open water is again visible this week from the eighth floor of the Cofrin Library at UW-Green Bay. Also visible are several...
Giving Back: ‘Night Wave’ art is gift from Hood Family
Newly installed this year on the campus art scene is the striking black metal sculpture “Night Wave.” The large-scale artwork, installed just outside the south entrance to the Laboratory Science Building, is a gift...
