Daily Archive: April 16, 2010

Award-winner Tower to offer Earth Day lecture

Award-winner Tower to offer Earth Day lecture

Paul Tower, a national player in the burgeoning biogas industry who will receive the UW-Green Bay’s very first Alumni Earth Caretaker Award, will make a presentation on “Biogas Cleanup Technologies,” at 12:30 p.m. on...

Wardle announcement draws media attention

Wardle announcement draws media attention

The promotion of Brian Wardle to UW-Green Bay men’s basketball coach, has drawn generally favorable reaction from area media. Green Bay Press-Gazette Sports Editor Mike Vandermause called Wardle a good fit for University and...

UW-Green Bay campus reaction…

UW-Green Bay campus reaction…

Last, but certainly not least, the Wardle announcement drew lots of attention at the University. Click here to link to press conferences and comments from Phoenix athletes.

UW-Green Bay students join Phi Eta Sigma

UW-Green Bay students join Phi Eta Sigma

More than 70 students at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay recently were inducted into the University’s chapter of Phi Eta Sigma, the oldest and largest national honor society for first-year students in institutions of higher learning.

Paul Tower will receive first Alumni Earth Caretaker Award

Paul Tower will receive first Alumni Earth Caretaker Award

Paul Tower will receive the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s very first Alumni Earth Caretaker Award on April 23, 2010. As President and CEO of Applied Filter Technology (AFT), in Snohomish, Wash., a firm that helps to make biogas energy from green wastes such as lumber byproducts and landscaping trimmings, Tower is a pioneer in the area of Green Innovations.