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The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is offering a new course designed to help students and early childhood educators find new ways to help young students learn. The course, “Early Literacy and Learning for our Youngest Students” starts Saturday, Oct. 9.
The UW-Green Bay Alumni Association has announced its board of directors for the 2010-11 school year. Joel Hansen, a 2001 graduate in accounting and Business Administration now employed with Schenck Business Solutions, will serve...
Susan Gallagher-Lepak, associate professor in Nursing at UW-Green Bay, is co-teaching the online course “Nursing Diagnosis and Functional Health Patterns,” and her students include some currently enrolled at a university in Peru. The nursing...
Spirit week is for you, too! It’s time for The Phoenix Bookstore’s annual “Swap Your Logo” discount. Bring in ANY item of clothing with ANY school logo – high school or college – and...
In the wake of the incident at Rutgers University last week, WFRV-TV came to UW-Green Bay to talk with students involved with the Sexuality and Gender Alliance on campus. Students say UW-Green Bay offers...
As of this morning, more than 40 percent of eligible employees on campus had made a gift to the 2010-11 Faculty and Staff Campaign. That’s a few percentage points ahead of last year at...
Help spread the word: Academic Advising and Career Services are offering a resource day specifically for sophomore students! Sophomore Success Day will be all day on Monday, Oct. 18. in Student Services Room 1600...
The Learning Technology Center extends the following invitation to faculty and staff: “Join us on October 14th, 2010 where lunch will be served in the 1965 Room. Dr. Jeffrey Cain is a Turning Technologies...
The U.S. Department of State has issued a travel alert for all of Europe because of potential terrorist attacks. This semester there are nine UW-Green Bay students studying abroad in Europe, according to Brent...
Christine Smith, a professor of psychology and women’s studies at UW-Green Bay, spoke with the Green Bay Press-Gazette about the Ken Kratz “sexting” case. Smith says that power and control are at the heart...
