Agricultural communications is Amy Manske’s calling
Upon graduation in 2012, UW-Green Bay alumnus Amy Manske (in pink) decided not to settle. She was going to look for her dream job — one that incorporated her love for agriculture and her...
Daily Archive: March 12, 2014
Women’s road to NCAA tourney opens tonight at Kress
It’s tournament time for the top-seeded Green Bay women’s basketball team, with a Horizon League quarterfinal today (Wednesday, March 12 at the Kress Center, welcoming No. 9 Valparaiso for a 7 p.m. tip. The Phoenix...
Entertaining days at Weidner: Reduced Shakespeare, Pinafore, Celtic Women
Take your pick or, if you’re a glutton for entertainment, choose all three! It’s a full slate at the Weidner Center, starting with The Reduced Shakespeare Company’s “Complete World of Sports (Abridged)” at 7:30...
Boswell and hypocrisy at this week’s Philosophers’ Café
The next Philosophers’ Cafe takes place this Thursday (March 13) from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St. Brendan’s Inn in downtown Green Bay. Hypocrisy is the topic for discussion, led by Assistant Prof. Caroline...
1,000 words: When temps top 50, life’s a beach
Monday’s warm weather (for you snowbirds, we topped 50 degrees for the first time since mid-November) was warmly received across campus, as shorts and t-shirts replaced hats and jackets. We also saw bikes and...
‘Perinatal Grief and Bereavement’ the focus of Outreach conference
UW-Green Bay Continuing Professional Education will present “Loss of an Infant: An Understanding of Perinatal Grief and Bereavement” from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday, March 21 at the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center in Green...
Pitch perfect: Students compete for best elevator speech
As part of Business Week 2014, the Cofrin School of Business conducts a competition titled “Create Impact with Your Professional Pitch.” Students created a one-minute video that highlights their strengths and value as a...
Faculty note: Senzaki publication
“When is perception top-down and when is it not? Culture, narrative, and attention” is the title of a paper published in the first 2014 edition of the interdisciplinary journal Cognitive Science, written by Assistant...
Nesslein offers take for WHBY jobs story
Associate Prof. Tom Nesslein, Urban and Regional Studies (Economics) lent his expertise Monday (March 10) to a WHBY Radio story on some improving job news for the state. Department of Workforce Development figures show...
Student researchers presenting today at Capitol
A number of UW-Green Bay students, faculty advisers and administrators won’t be here today (Wednesday, March 12). They’re down in Madison, joining others from across the UW System, at the 11th annual Posters in...
