Monthly Archive: February 2014
Here’s an interesting take from the Madison publication Isthmus. One of their columnists posits that new UW System President Ray Cross might be the perfect man for these times, given his apparent ability to...
UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance will shed light on the story of an elite group of female fighter pilots beginning Thursday, Feb. 27, presenting “Censored on Final Approach” in the Jean Weidner Theatre at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts.
CANCELLATION: Ice storm grounds snake expert
The Natural and Applied Sciences Seminar Series talk on snakes, previously scheduled for Friday afternoon (Feb. 21), has been cancelled. Stephen Mullin, a professor of biological sciences at...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will host a series of programs in connection with Censored on Final Approach, the UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance mainstage production that opens Feb. 27. Written by Phylis Ravel,...
UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance will present its third mainstage production of the 2013-14 season, Censored on Final Approach, Feb. 27-28 and March 1 and 5-8 in Jean Weidner Theatre at the Weidner Center...
Each year the Office of the Provost sets aside funds for faculty research to help cover research expenses, such as travel costs for faculty who are invited to present research papers at conferences, to...
Would you like to see your name on the list of Research Council awardees? There is another opportunity for this semester. The Research Council is currently accepting proposals for: Grants in Aid of Research...
UW-Green Bay has formally posted the position of Assistant Chancellor for University Advancement on the Human Resources website. Chancellor Thomas Harden is seeking to make a permanent appointment to the position currently held on...
UW-Green Bay’s dean of the College of Professional Studies, Sue J. Mattison, has been elected to a three-year term on the board of directors of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Mattison...
NBC 26 on Tuesday (Feb. 18) aired a story about the Phuture Phoenix partnership at Green Bay’s Jefferson Elementary School, profiling the program for its “Partners in Education” series. As we’ve told you here...