UW-Green Bay announces Founders Association Awards for Excellence
GREEN BAY – The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay today (Wednesday, Aug. 26) announced the recipients of the 2009 Founders Association Awards for Excellence.
Monthly Archive: August 2009
Center for First Nations Studies will address education about American Indians
GREEN BAY — Through partnering with tribal elders, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s new Center for First Nation Studies will help future educators do a more comprehensive job of teaching youth about the history,...
Kersten’s Founders Award three-peat
Especially notable among the Founders Association presentations Aug. 26 was the community-outreach award given to Prof. Andy Kersten, Humanistic Studies. With it, he became only the second three-time recipient of a Founders Award, and...
New employees? See (or at least read about 'em) here
The New Employee web page on the Human Resources website has been updated with photos and bios of new employees, and the list of recent retirees has been updated. Click here.
Photos: a relatively quiet night on campus with healthcare rally
A full media contingent, a scattering of demonstrators, a few shouted comments and no major disruptions were reported in association with Wednesday night’s community healthcare rally held on campus. Public Safety and University Union...
Haynie edits memoir of ‘New Left’ father
Memoir of the New Left: the Political Autobiography of Charles A. Haynie is a new book edited by UW-Green Bay Prof. Aeron Haynie, Humanistic Studies, co-edited by Timothy S. Miller and published by the...
New bus routes serving city, campus
Green Bay Metro has made changes to the bus routes that serve the city, including the route to and from the UW-Green Bay campus. The changes go into effect Monday, Aug. 31. The city...
TV-26 looks at the spin on Mercury Marine news
Both sides — union and corporate — are using the media to express their points as Mercury Marine decides if it will consolidate facilities and move out of Fond du Lac, WGBA (NBC 26...
TV-2: Colleges prepare for H1N1
Colleges nationwide are preparing for the start of the fall semester and a possible return of the H1N1 virus. Local colleges, including UW-Green Bay, are no exception. WBAY reporter Sarah Thomsen talked to officials...
Faculty/staff note: Sweet
Prof. Denise Sweet, Humanistic Studies, will participate in UW-Barron County’s Finding the Author’s Voice, a multisession literary discussion and writing group that will focus on the works of four visiting authors. Sweet will visit...
