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UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance will conclude the 2012-13 mainstage season in hilarious fashion beginning April 26, presenting Shakespeare’s early comedy Love’s Labor’s Lost at the University Theatre. Guest directed by veteran theatre professional...
More than 200 people — French students and teachers from across Wisconsin — will be visiting campus to enjoy the annual UW-Green Bay French Day on Thursday (April 18). Prof. E. Nicole Meyer describes...
If you have an opinion on the varieties of coffee currently provided on campus, please stop by the booth space located near the Garden Café this Thursday (April 18), between 10 a.m. and 2...
As part of the faculty development program at UW-Green Bay, the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning and the Instructional Development Council have set aside grant funds to provide monetary support for...
Climatology expert Steven Meyer, associate professor of Natural and Applied Sciences, is featured speaker at the next NAS Seminar this Friday (April 19). His topic is “How Good are the National Weather Service and...
Please join the Business and Finance area in welcoming two new employees to UW-Green Bay. • Laurie Rentmeester has been hired as the Bursar, and her first day of employment is Monday (April 22)....
The Muslim Student Association and the Mauthe Center are proud to host a series of events for Islam Awareness Week (April 15 – 19), open to students,University employees and the community. Prof. Heidi Sherman...
If you know any interested individuals, here’s a reminder that this Friday (April 19), recent grads Jenny Reach ’11 and Torey Hilt ’12 will be sharing their current experiences as students attending the UW-Madison...
In his remarks at the April 15 Student Employee of the Year reception, Dean of Enrollment Services Mike Stearney gave a snapshot of student employment on our campus that is worth repeating.
UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance will present a classic Shakespearean comedy beginning April 26, with five performances of Love’s Labor’s Lost at the University Theatre in Theatre Hall. Guest directed by veteran theatre professional...
