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Scott Furlong, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and professor of political science at UW-Green Bay, has co-authored a new textbook. This is the 4th edition of the book, Rulemaking: How Government Agencies Write Law and Make Policy published by CQ Press.
A recent weekend marked a new beginning for a group of UW-Green Bay graduates who know a thing or two about the subject. About 20 graduates from the Adult Degree Program met to identify...
UW-Green Bay is once again partnering with Space Education Initiatives and Tailwind Flight Center to offer the course “Aviation and Aerodynamics for Private and Sport Pilots.” The non-credit course, open to the general public,...
The first big concert of the school year will be the Goo Goo Dolls on Oct. 10 at the Weidner Center. The concert is being organized by UW-Green Bay students with Good Times Programming....
The third finalist for the position of Director of Facilities Planning and Management will be making a public presentation this afternoon (Thursday, Aug. 19). Each candidate is addressing “Creating a Culture of Sustainability,” followed...
The fourth annual Spanish for Professionals summer camp, held earlier this month at UW-Green Bay, fills a need. This year, nearly three dozen people from across the state participated in the immersion camp. Prof....
We told you yesterday about UW-Green Bay’s ranking on the list of National Liberal Arts Colleges by U.S. News and World Report. The Green Bay Press-Gazette ran a brief article on the ranking, including...
An article in the Green Bay-Press Gazette earlier this week highlighted new textbook rental programs in the area, including the new pilot program at UW-Green Bay. Patrick Sorelle, manager of the Phoenix Bookstore, says...
We can’t guarantee it won’t be interrupted by breaking-news coverage of Brett Favre’s motorcade leaving Minnesota Vikings practice, or some such, but we can tell you that the UW System Board of Regents will...
Sen. Herb Kohl has announced that the UW System is set to receive more than $32 million in federal stimulus funds to expand high-speed internet access. The majority of the funding will go to...
