Year: 2014
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2012 grad Morgan Gantz works to study and protect our nation’s wilderness
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For the millions of outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy hiking on the trails, kayaking down the rapid rivers, and biking through national parks, forests and wildlife refuges, there are the few who work to both study and protect the natural landscape of our public lands. Morgan Gantz, a 2012 UW-Green Bay Environmental Science graduate is working…
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Radosevich first to hold Cofrin Endowed Chair at UW-Green Bay
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Associate Prof. of Management David J. Radosevich has been honored at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay with his selection as the first individual to hold the University’s newly created Austin E. Cofrin Endowed Chair of Business. Radosevich, chairman of UW-Green Bay’s Master’s of Management program, will begin his term as endowed professor Jan. 1. The…
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Dietetics interns offer healthy grocery store tour
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Student interns in UW-Green Bay’s Dietetic Internship program are doing a good turn by leading a program called “Grocery Store Tour: Slimming Substitutions” in Green Bay in late January. The students promise to show participants “the healthiest foods in the store” and to provide beneficial tips that can be used anywhere. The outing will take…
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Year in review: A Tremendous 2014 for UW-Green Bay
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With the New Year approaching, we’re reliving the highlights of a Tremendous 2014 at UW-Green Bay. This annual list celebrates the top 10 positive stories — in no particular order — as selected by the University News Bureau. There were plenty of great choices, and we had a hard time narrowing the list to just…
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New year, new Philosophers’ Café: Jan. 7 session on architectural history
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If you didn’t find enough stimulating intellectual discussion under the Christmas tree (or perhaps around the Festivus Pole), here’s an early announcement of the first Philosophers’ Café of 2015. Visiting speaker Mark Steuer will help participants explore Green Bay’s architectural history and delve into questions about whether we have a moral duty to preserve it.…
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USA Today Coaches Poll voters continue to have Phoenix ranked lower
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The NCAA Division I women’s basketball coaches who vote weekly on the USA Today Coaches Poll aren’t that much in love with the 9-2 UW-Green Bay Phoenix. Ranked No. 6 in the nation by the NCAA’s official RPI computer and No. 24 in the Monday (Dec. 29) AP sportswriters poll, the Phoenix women continue to…
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CATL advertises 2015 learning/presentation opportunities
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The Center for the Advancement of Teaching & Learning (CATL) office would like to present several opportunities to share your expertise as well as opportunities to participate in activities and discussions in several areas of interest. For more information on upcoming workshops and conferences, visit the Conferences page on the CATL website. • Improved Online…
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For UW-Green Bay, 2014 a year of highlights, transition
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We’re wrapping up a Tremendous 2014 at UW-Green Bay, celebrating the countless honors, accolades and feel-good success stories that impacted campus — and community — during the year that was. As always, choosing just 10 bright spots for our annual rundown was a difficult (yet enjoyable) task, and we know we’ve only scratched the surface…
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Holiday arrival: UW-Green Bay women return to AP Top 25
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The Phoenix women’s basketball team (9-2) entered familiar territory today, receiving its highest number of votes this season to be ranked No. 24 in this week’s edition of the Associated Press Top 25 poll. The Phoenix received 84 votes in the poll, just ahead of 25th-ranked Arizona State, whom the Phoenix defeated earlier this season…
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Inclusive Excellence site lists certificate details, Feb. 6 workshop, Mallett talk
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Check out the Inclusive Excellence Certificate Program webpage to register for interesting and informative workshops and lectures scheduled in February and March. Your RSVP will ensure that you have a seat at these popular lectures and workshops. The first workshop on Feb. 6 focuses on understanding how inclusive excellence is creating change at UWGB — with an engaging…