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Congratulations to faculty members selected as Teaching Scholars for the 2009-10 academic year! Their applications were chosen based upon their passion, commitment and excellence in teaching. Scholars will spend the year exploring the scholarship...
The American Intercultural Center will have its first of six fall-semester panel discussions next Tuesday (Sept. 22). The program, “Hyphenated American: Ethnic Labels vs. True Identity” will begin at 2 p.m. in the Christie...
The UW System Institute on Race and Ethnicity is once again offering the well-received Campus Reading Seminar grants program. The Institute supports reading groups and scholarly exchanges on racial/ethnic subjects by making funds available...
Open to one and all, the informal “language tables” have set their fall 2009 schedules. Prof. Cristina Ortiz of the language programs and Humanistic Studies shares the following: • French, La Table Francaise: Marie...
Members of the UW-Green Bay and larger communities are getting a no-cost chance to learn the art of African dance and drumming this week, thanks to an on-campus workshop, the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports....
Chancellor Tom Harden has officially launched the 15th Annual UW-Green Bay Faculty & Staff Campaign. The Faculty & Staff Campaign provides University employees the opportunity to philanthropically support the institution through gifts to scholarships,...
Music Prof. John Salerno will give a free saxophone recital on Sept. 26 inside Fort Howard Hall.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Small Business Development Center is again offering its Supervisory Leadership Certificate Series.
UW-Green Bay students were treated to a Saving Jane concert Sept. 7 in the Mary Ann Cofrin Hall Circle. The Columbus, Ohio-based band, which found its style shifting more from acoustic roots to alternative...
