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The Office of Student Life has announced the recipients of the Chancellor’s Medallion, which will be presented at 6 p.m. Friday (May 14) in the University Theatre. A reception will follow in the Phoenix...
A numerical breakdown of the Spring Commencement graduation candidates: • A record 844 students are eligible to participate in commencement (102 will complete degree requirements this summer) • Among the 844 students are about...
UW-Green Bay graduating students have an opportunity to purchase a DVD of their commencement ceremony. Mike Schmitt from Media Services will be recording the commencement ceremony and will make a DVD available for a...
In conjunction with the 2010-11 Common Theme, “The Leadership Question,” author Paul Loeb will visit the UW-Green Bay campus next fall to discuss how each of us can act upon our deepest beliefs and...
The aforementioned gala awards ceremony (semi-gala, anyway: tuxes and Givenchy gowns are, after all, optional) this Friday night also includes awards for student organizations, service projects and staff/adviser support. Other award winners: Outstanding Student...
Also honored as part of the May 14 student awards program: recipients of University Leadership Awards. This one recognizes undergraduate students who over the past academic year have contributed to the growth and development...
The NCAA has again recognized the UW-Green Bay women’s basketball team for academic accomplishment. For the second consecutive season the Phoenix has been honored for being among the top 10 percent in multi-year Academic...
We neglected to mention that there will indeed be a cake-and-punch gathering on campus to offer best wishes to the retiring Lt. Keith Rosin of Public Safety. It will be next Wednesday (May 19)...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Phil Clampitt offered his thoughts Tuesday (May 11) to WRFV-TV (Channel 5) about a controversial mail solicitation from the national Republican National Committee that has the look of a census form....
Profs. Kaoime Malloy of Arts and Visual Design (theatre) and Judith Martin of Social Work have been selected as the UW-Green Bay Research Scholars for spring 2011. The program, administered by the Research Council...
