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Michael G. Frohna, the first of five finalists to visit campus for the position of Assistant Chancellor for University Advancement, will be at UW-Green Bay Tuesday (May 4) for interviews and an open forum...
Whitney Lyn Robertson, whose mixed-media piece “Fields of Green” won the commission in the Common Theme’s student art competition, will be the special guest at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday (May 4) at an artist’s meet-and-greet...
Thought about teaching an online course? If so, know where to begin? The instructional technology experts with Adult Degree Programs are unveiling a new resource to assist with the challenges you may face in...
The next campus surplus auction will be held a week from Wednesday, on May 12, at Van Veghel’s Auctioneers, 2050 Profit Place, De Pere. Viewing for the auction will begin at 1 p.m. and...
Faculty member Guarav Bansal and students Rebecca Davenport, Kristin Nick, Abbie O’Toole, Eric J. Struck and Zachary Taylor are headed to Madison to represent UW-Green Bay at the seventh annual “Posters in the Rotunda.”...
The spring issue of Sheepshead Review, UW-Green Bay’s journal of the arts, will be unveiled Tuesday (May 4) at an open-house-style gathering from 3:45 to 6 p.m. in the Common Grounds Coffee House and...
The Financial Aid Office is enlisting the help of UW-Green Bay faculty and staff in getting the word out about an unawarded University Scholarship for 2010-11. The Albert Einstein and Mahatma Gandhi Scholarship is...
You can find out about Socially Responsible Investing via interactive video this Thursday (May 6) from 11 a.m. to noon in IS 1034. A fund manager who does SRI will explain the pluses and...
Former UW-Green Bay soccer star Dr. Nezih Hasanoglu ’78 is appealing to alumni and friends of the University to consider taking an interest in becoming potential bone-marrow donors. The family of his friend and...
Young women in grades 9-12 can enroll now in EAA’s Women Soar You Soar 2010. Now in its sixth year, the program introduces young women to more than 20 outstanding women working in a...
