Snapshots: Winter at UW-Green Bay
Here’s a nice batch of beautiful campus winter scenes, as capably captured by student photographer Adam Koenig; click here.
Daily Archive: January 6, 2010
Reminder: 14th Annual Faculty Development Conference
The annual Faculty Development Conference is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 21 in the University Union, with the theme “Problem Focused Learning.” The keynote speaker is the renowned Deanna Sellnow, the Gifford Blyton Endowed Professor...
Yearlong focus on Niagara Escarpment starts here, Jan. 14
This is the Year of the Niagara Escarpment. The Wisconsin Legislature has given it official proclamation. So it’s appropriate that an effort to raise awareness of the escarpment will begin with a free program...
Big ESPN.com coverage of Top 20 Phoenix women's team
The UW-Green Bay women’s basketball team has garnered more national attention from ESPN.com. Not only is the 18th ranked Phoenix featured in a lengthy article about the “Green Bay Way,” it’s the top-ranked, mid-major...
Saturday is “Crunch Time” at Weidner Center
The rock band “Crunch Time” will perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday (Jan. 9) at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. There will be cabaret-style seating on the stage as “Crunch Time” performs music...
Deahn, honored as top football aide, is UW-Green Bay grad
FootballScoop.com has named Temple University’s Tom Deahn National Football Operations Director of the Year. Deahn, who is in fourth season at Temple, serves as liaison to university and athletic administrations, football and fan alumni...
Winter close-ups: Take 2 … and counting
At the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, we appreciate all seasons, even if the weather that comes with this particular season can be a bit inconvenient at times. Student photographer Adam Koenig captured some cool...
Student Conservation Association interns not afraid to get their hands dirty
The Student Conservation Association (SCA) takes hands-on experiences for their interns to a whole new level. There’s no answering the phones or running simple errands.
Jennifer Nelson '04, changes lives starting with adult literacy
In the United States, 44 million people are considered illiterate, in Wisconsin the figure is close to a million.
