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The UW-Green Bay Human Resources Office reminds those employees who wish to review their individual market data that they should contact their area division head. Please contact your supervisor if you are unsure whom...
“Breast Cancer: How Far We’ve Come, and What We Still Don’t Know” will be the topic of keynote speaker Sue Mattison, dean of professional studies, at the annual Women’s Leadership Networking Luncheon organized by...
UW-Green Bay’s first-ever 9/11 remembrance “Walk the Stairs” event drew steady participation during its one-and-a-half hour run Wednesday, as students, faculty and staff ascended the Cofrin Library steps in honor of the victims and...
Dan McCollum, assistant vice chancellor for academic administration, shares the following with members of the campus community: The federal government has released a statement regarding FY 13-14 federal grant funding priorities. At UW-Green Bay,...
“Zero Waste” will be the topic at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 23, in the Union’s Christie Theatre when visiting scholar Paul Connett shares his views and research results regarding waste management. He will outline...
The Public and Environmental Affairs academic unit and the Center for Public Affairs have announced the fall 2013 lineup of films as the “iPat” series returns. (iPat stands for Impact=Population*Affluence*Technology.) The first installment, at...
In Monday’s item on the promotion of Tracy Heaser to interim development director, we noted that the University Advancement Office would be seeking to fill a limited-term position … a position that could provide...
Associate Prof. Katia Levintova offered context prior to President Obama’s Tuesday (Sept. 10) speech on Syria, speaking about the high stakes and possible outcomes during an interview with WFRV, Channel 5. “He needs to...
