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Congratulations are in order for Professional Program in Education Chair Tim Kaufman, who has been named the new director of the UW-Green Bay Institute for Learning Partnership. Kaufman, who has chaired the award-winning education...
The UW System Board of Regents will review the UW System’s annual performance and discuss funding needs for the 2013-15 budget biennium at its meeting Thursday (Aug. 23) in Madison. Regents will review the...
Don’t be alarmed on Monday (Aug. 27) if you see the Brown County Bomb Squad on campus. Law enforcement personnel will be conducting training exercises (they’ll have their bomb-removal robot along) and will spend...
The Green Bay School District and UW-Green Bay’s Ron Morris are inviting interested faculty, education students and others to an address on the educational achievement gap — or the lack thereof. Noted speaker Patrick...
Last year, UW-Green Bay faculty members (the Education program, Prof. Regan A.R. Gurung of Human Development) dominated the awards ceremony when the UW System Board of Regents presented Wisconsin’s highest honors in higher education....
TaylorMade CEO and President Mark King — a UW-Green Bay alumnus — will once again return to his hometown for the annual TaylorMade-adidas Green Bay Pro-Am, set for next Monday (Aug. 27) at Green...
Green Bay men’s soccer head coach Dan Popik makes his regular-season debut with the program when he leads the Phoenix into a pair of games at Aldo Santaga Stadium this weekend. The Phoenix hosts...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Division of Outreach and Adult Access will offer an introductory course in the Menominee language beginning Thursday, Sept. 6. Open to UW-Green Bay students and the larger community, this first-time course can be taken for three undergraduate credits or as a noncredit option.
Timothy Kaufman, chair of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Professional Program in Education, has been named the director of the University’s Institute for Learning Partnership, effective Monday, Aug. 27. He succeeds veteran educator Richard Schaal, who stepped down in May after serving as Institute director since 2007.
