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The Top 5 “Featured Connection” items up in rotation on the main UW-Green Bay homepage through Thursday (Oct. 15) are: • A photo gallery from a busy October week (LGBTQ awareness, an educators’ conference,...
Already distributed campuswide but repeated here for the record: UW-Green Bay is accepting nominations to represent the campus at the 15th annual Women of Color Ceremony sponsored by the University of Wisconsin System. Eligible...
Here’s an opportunity that faculty and staff might want to share with students. The National Student Employment Association is sponsoring a competition for its members and students to submit a logo that depicts the...
Where but a college campus can you have — in one week, mind you — the wide-ranging scope of events and activities such as those at UW-Green Bay in recent days? Consider: A regional...
One of Thomas Harden’s first actions as UW-Green Bay’s new chancellor was to ask faculty, staff and administrators for their ideas. Simple ideas. Better ideas. “Quick Fix” ideas for low-cost remedies to small but...
Mark your calendars: Chancellor Thomas Harden will host the 2009 reception to recognize veterans associated with UW-Green Bay and the local community. The event takes place at 4 p.m. on Nov. 11 in Phoenix...
A bronze statue of Helen Keller was unveiled Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol, recognizing her efforts on behalf of people with disabilities. But that’s only a sliver of Keller’s story. Kim Nielsen, UW-Green Bay...
The UW-Green Bay Faculty & Staff Campaign Big Thermometer shows that as of Oct. 8, more than 48% of the employees on campus have made their contribution! The Campaign ends on Monday, Oct. 12....
The annual Faculty Development Conference is scheduled for Jan. 21, 2010, at the University Union. The theme this year is “Problem Focused Learning.” The keynote speaker is Prof. Deanna Sellnow, the Gifford Blyton Endowed...
The Professional Program in Education Center for First Nations Studies will host an open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21. The center is located in Rose Hall 310. There will be...
