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Kevin Erb, a 2000 Environmental Science and Policy graduate of UW-Green Bay, now the Conservation Professional Development and Training Coordinator for UW Extension, was the team chair of a group chosen to receive the UW-Extension/UW Colleges 2010 Chancellor’s Award for Excellence.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will present a Contemporary Percussion Ensemble and Hand Drumming Ensemble on Friday, Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the University Theatre inside Theatre Hall on the UW-Green Bay campus, 2420 Nicolet Drive.
University leadership encourages faculty and staff to take part in a series of events planned for the week of January 18-21. Ranging from leadership and learning to retention and inclusive excellence — with mid-year...
Congratulations to historian Heidi Sherman, assistant professor of Humanistic Studies. Sherman has been awarded a $1,000 conference-development grant for spring semester 2011 from the UW System Office of Professional and Instructional Development. Her project...
Lt. Gov. Barbara Lawton held a forum on the ‘Role of States in Citizen Diplomacy’ Monday. Dec. 6, at UW-Green Bay.
The 8-0 Phoenix women’s basketball team has climbed four more spots with Tuesday’s release of the weekly ESPN/USA Today Top 25 rankings. UW-Green Bay is now No. 17 in the nation, as voted by...
For those of you who have missed the previous flu clinics and realize you will be with lots of people over the coming holidays, it is not too late to be vaccinated. This Thursday...
The UW-Green Bay Classified Staff Advisory Council is collecting unwanted or unused eyeglasses and cell phones until Dec. 30. If you have any you’d like to donate, please bring them to Teri Ternes in...
All members of the UW-Green Bay Academic Staff are welcome to attend the fall assembly meeting, from 3 to 4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 16, in Phoenix A of the University Union. The agenda is...
Prof. E. Nicole Meyer again served on a Fulbright selection committee for the Fulbright English Teaching Assistantships in France and Luxembourg. Meyer, a faculty member in French, Humanistic Studies and Women’s and Gender Studies,...
