Tornado drill on Thursday
The UW-Green Bay campus will participate in the statewide tornado drill on Thursday (April 23) at 1:10 p.m. Refer to the earlier email from Public Safety, or consult the web, for instructions if you...
Monthly Archive: April 2009
Student announces fundraising concert for Red Cross
Student Mike Crum is inviting the campus to a fundraiser next Thursday (April 23) to hear music by local artist Rob Anthony and support the American Red Cross. The event runs from 8:30 to...
Phoenix honored for outstanding Academic Progress Rate score
GREEN BAY, Wis. – The women’s basketball team at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is being honored by the NCAA with a public recognition award for its latest multi-year Academic Progress Rate (APR) score....
UW-Green Bay presents Brass and Flute Ensembles
GREEN BAY — The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Music Performing Arts is hosting a brass and flute ensembles concert at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 29. The event will take place in Fort Howard Hall...
Three of five front-page features have Earth Day connection
If you’ve not yet clicked on any of our Featured Connections on the UW-Green Bay homepage this week, try: • A photo gallery of scenic campus scenes • Memories of the inaugural Earth Day,...
Another CATL call: This one for May 11 ‘peer evaluation’ workshop
The herd over at CATL — the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning — is reminding faculty members to pre-register for the “Peer Evaluation” workshop on May 11. The session led by...
Brad Fischer is UW-Green Bay Student Employee of the Year
Honored April 16 at a ceremony in the University Union was senior Humanistic Studies major Brad Fischer, selected from a pool of nominees from across campus as UW-Green Bay’s Student Employee of the Year....
Reminder: Brown-bag on Peru travel program is now set for April 27
Prof. Derryl Block (Nursing) and Brent Blahnik (Office of International Education) recently visited the Universidad Nacional de Tumbes in northwest Peru to learn about their nursing program and the regional system of public health....
News flash: Nair to retire
No, that’s not a typo. The entirely ageless Prof. Ganga Nair of Natural and Applied Sciences is retiring after 40 years of dedication to UW-Green Bay. Already distributed to employees but repeated here for...
On the Western Front: Cyndie Shepard to start new mentoring program
In Washington state, the Higher Education Coordinating Board has asked Cyndie Shepard, wife of Western’s President Bruce Shepard, to create a mentoring program based on one she had started seven years ago in Green...
