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October 3, 12:00 – 1:30, Phoenix B Keynote Speaker: Julie Van Straten, President, Green Bay Women’s Fund, UW-Green Bay alumna, attorney Get an overview of offerings for the 2012-2013 Women’s Leadership programs, and meet...
It is what the title says… a night to indulge in chocolate. The event takes place from 4 to 6 p.m. next Monday (Oct. 8) in the Union’s Leona Cloud Commons. For $1 you...
Wednesday (Oct. 3) is a big day for political talk, both nationally and at UW-Green Bay. On the same evening the two presidential candidates begin their debates (broadcast of the first, in Denver, begins...
UW-Green Bay Chancellor Thomas K. Harden recently shared a guest column on strategic planning, written for the readership of the regional business publication, The Business News. Among points he addresses: “My observation over the...
The Office of Institutional Research has produced this year’s factsheet, based on preliminary fall 2012 enrollment figures. You can find the factsheets at www.uwgb.edu/oira/factsheets/. Address any follow-up questions to Debbie Furlong at furlongd@uwgb.edu.
Prof. Heidi Fencl of Natural and Applied Sciences will describe her work in physics this Friday (Oct. 5) in the next presentation in the ongoing NAS Seminar Series. The event begins with an informal...
Psychology Prof. Illene Cupit of UW-Green Bay’s Human Development and Women’s/Gender Studies academic units is a nationally recognized scholar in the field of thanatology. As a result, she was interviewed about death and dying...
Profs. Angela Bauer (Human Biology) and Michael Zorn and Kevin Fermanich (both of Natural and Applied Sciences) recently had a manuscript accepted for publication in the journal Water Environment Research. The manuscript, titled “Well...
A study on Wisconsin casinos from Prof. Emeritus Daniel Alesch (Public and Environmental Affairs) made news across the state late last week, with significant media attention focusing on its conclusions. Alesch’s Wisconsin Public Research...
With little more than a month left until the November election, candidates stumping in the swing state of Wisconsin are looking to connect to voters in a variety of ways — including via the...
