Lawton’s opening show welcomes Chicago Art Institute alumni
The Lawton Gallery’s first exhibition of 2009/10 opens Wednesday (Sept. 9) with a reception from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. and an artists’ talk at 5 p.m. The show is an installation by a group...
Daily Archive: September 4, 2009
Week 1 ‘Top 5’ on the front page
With the fall semester, we resume the once-a-week schedule for updating the five “Featured Connection” items up in rotation on the main UW-Green Bay homepage at www.uwgb.edu. Worth checking out if you haven’t yet:...
Draney brings ‘Spiders of Panama’ to Neville Museum
Prof. Michael Draney, Natural and Applied Sciences, is the author of extensive research on the ecologically diverse fauna of Panama, including that nation’s tropical spiders. There’s also a significant Wisconsin connection. Draney will be...
Haynie on father’s ‘New Left’ memoir
Prof. Aeron Haynie, Humanistic Studies and English, will discuss her new book, A Memoir of the New Left: The Political Autobiography of Charles A. Haynie, in a forum from 2 to 3 p.m. Friday,...
UW-Green Bay fourth in community service
UW-Green Bay ranked in the top half of Washington Monthly’s fifth annual college rankings list. The University was 117th out of 253 Liberal Arts institutions. The magazine considers such factors as social mobility, research...
A Sweet on Public TV
Former Prof. Dee Sweet, Humanistic Studies, is hearing from friends and family these days in reaction to a promo playing in heavy rotation on Wisconsin Public Television. Yes, that’s her son, Damon Sweet Panek,...
Mail Room is no longer where it used to be
Already broadcast campuswide but repeated here for the record: campus Mail Services have moved from the old familiar home in the underground catacombs of the Instructional Services Building… to new digs in the Receiving...
Act fast for Hawaiian event
At last report, tickets were going fast for the big Thursday night (Sept. 10) Hawaiian dinner at the Union. (Campus friends must know that Liz Hessler from NEW Partnership is one of the Hawaiian...
Reminder: Faculty/staff directories
If your office hasn’t yet picked up your allotment of 2009-10 faculty/staff phone directories, yet, well… don’t delay. The new directory is cram-packed with names, numbers and even more names and numbers… all in...
Faculty note: Shariff
Prof. Ismail Shariff, Urban and Regional Studies, and economics has the following journal articles published: “External Debt and Policy Issues in the Developing Countries” and “The Implications and Challenges of Globalization in the Context...
