Photos: Students work with opera's Simon Estes
UW-Green Bay students had a chance to meet, hear and work with well-known opera singer Simon Estes on campus March 4. Estes led a morning master class in Fort Howard Hall in the Weidner Center...
Daily Archive: March 4, 2011
Chancellor: Avoiding layoffs and maintaining enrollment
UW-Green Bay’s top priorities in dealing with steep state budget cuts will be maintaining current enrollment and services and avoiding faculty and staff layoffs if at all possible. That is the message Chancellor Thomas...
Saturday’s ‘Godzilla’ concert lands national shoutout for UW-Green Bay bands
This weekend’s concert by the UW-Green Bay Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band is getting high-profile attention. The website “boingboing” features a story on the Saturday night (March 5) show, “Godzilla meets World of Warcraft:...
Faculty note: Ortiz
Professor Cristina Ortiz (Humanistic Studies-Spanish) was a presenter at Cine-Lit VII International Conference on Hispanic Film and Literature held in Portland, Ore. The title of her presentation, “Genre and Gender interactions in the contemporary...
Editorial: UW-Madison split deserves consideration
An editorial in Friday’s Green Bay Press-Gazette examines the proposal in Gov. Walker’s budget to remove UW-Madison from the UW System. In the editorial, UW-Green Bay Chancellor Thomas Harden said all campuses need flexibility....
‘Future of Public Education’ webcast with Diane Ravitch is Tuesday
The Wisconsin Academy will host a live-streamed webcast of a discussion with education historian and policy analyst Diane Ravitch at 7 p.m. Tuesday (March 8) on its website. Ravitch, a Brookings Institution senior fellow...
Academic All-America honors have a history here
In last week’s post about Phoenix basketball star Kayla Tetschlag winning CoSIDA academic honors, we probably should have mentioned that she is by no means the first UW-Green Bay women’s standout to be so...
Chancellor: Avoiding layoffs and maintaining enrollment are priorities
UW-Green Bay’s top priorities in dealing with steep state budget cuts will be maintaining current enrollment and avoiding faculty and staff layoffs if at all possible. That is the message Chancellor Thomas Harden conveyed...
