Go Green: At long last, our spring photo gallery
Is there a “greener” campus in the UW System? With “green” woven into our name and history, plus our location bordering the bay of Green Bay, it would be hard to argue.
Monthly Archive: May 2011
Summer session starts today … summer weather, not so much
After a brief but welcome respite last week, a dedicated group of students and faculty are hitting the books fresh today as the first of our Summer Session classes begin. Unfortunately, the forecast for...
Bookstore announces summer hours
Our friends at The Phoenix Bookstore would like thank those who participated in its textbook buyback and offer a friendly reminder of the store’s summer hours. It’s open from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday through...
Austin featured in Press-Gazette story on prisons and the state budget
Andrew Austin, associate professor of social change and development, lent his expertise on the role Wisconsin’s corrections system has played in contributing to state budget woes for a front-page story in Sunday’s Green Bay...
UW-Green Bay receives Best of the Bay accolades
And speaking of the Press-Gazette, we’d be remiss not to mention that UW-Green Bay was voted Best Local College/University in the newspaper’s 2011 Best of the Bay contest! It’s no surprise for those of...
Shorewood and Press-Gazette partner for Father/Son Look-alike
And finally in news from the newspaper, Shorewood Golf Course is tapping into the “dad” market (and the moms, who tend to submit photos) by sponsoring this year’s Press-Gazette Father/Son Look-Alike Contest. Encourage your...
Bansal, student Chen earn paper accolades
Gaurav Bansal, assistant professor in business administration; and Lijun Chen, a UW-Green Bay undergrad, have earned best paper (second place) honors at the 6th annual Midwest Association for Information Systems Conference, organized by the...
In case you missed it – TV crew documents Aldrete project
We brought you the story last week of UW-Green Bay Prof. Greg Aldrete and the ongoing media attention surrounding his Linothorax Project, an innovative study that seeks to recreate ancient armor made from linen....
CSAC to host brown-bag tour of Keith Pamperin Hall June 1
The Classified Staff Advisory Council wants you to mark your calendars for 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 1, for a brown-bag tour of Keith Pamperin Hall. Meeting location is the front door...
Counseling and Health Services move – for now
We let you know last week that Counseling and Health Services has a temporary new home in MAC Hall. They’re in room 120X (not 102X, as previously reported). Aug. 15 is the scheduled date...
