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Five finalists for the position of Assistant Chancellor for University Advancement will be visiting UW-Green Bay over the next two weeks for interviews and open forum presentations. Candidates, and public sessions, are as follows:...
The First Nations Traveling Resource Center will visit the UW-Green Bay campus at Rose Hall 310 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday (May 5). Marge (Grandma) Greene, a Lac du Flambeau Ojibwa Elder, and...
Debbie Iancu-Haddad, a participant in the Young Entrepreneurs Program, is inviting the University community to laugh. Iancu-Haddad, a ‘Laugh Leader and Humor Researcher’ from Israel, will lead a presentation “Life is a Funny Business:...
The UW-Green Bay community is invited to hear a presentation May 11 by Jeff Kallay: “It Takes a Campus to Stage a Campus Visit.” Kallay, whose work has been profiled in The New York...
From 3 to 4 p.m. next Thursday (May 6) in the Union’s 1965 Room, campus experts will present an overview titled “The University’s Collaborative Response to Alcohol and Other Drug Concerns.” Presenters are Deb...
A visit by the governor, and eighth-grade kids touring the University. The Press-Gazette played it up big. Read their coverage here.
Flags will be at half staff Friday (April 30) at UW-Green Bay and all state buildings as a mark of respect for Vilas County Deputy Sheriff Kory Dahlvig, who was killed earlier this week...
Forest ecologist Charles Canham of New York state will visit the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity this Friday (April 30). From 11:35 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Canham will lead an Ecolunch Seminar in MAC 212,...
The spring performance of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Chorale and Concert Choir on Wednesday, May 5, will feature a variety of selections, including the premiere of a new composition by UW-Green Bay professor Michelle McQuade Dewhirst.
Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle met with area eighth graders on the UW-Green Bay campus April 28 to deliver a pep talk about his Wisconsin Covenant initiative and the idea college is possible. Nearly 200...
