Pow Wow gets TV-5 coverage
The Intertribal Student Council hosted a well-attended UW-Green Bay Pow Wow at the Kress Events Center on Saturday. WFRV-TV reported on the event. See coverage.
Monthly Archive: April 2015
Faculty note: Akakpo publication
Tohoro (Francis) Akakpo, assistant professor of Social Work, is one of three co-authors of a paper featured this month in the international Journal of Sexual Aggression, published by Routledge in the United Kingdom. The...
Faculty note: Lockard
Prof. Emeritus Craig Lockard of History and Social Change and Development is the author of four entries in the newly published 30-Second Twentieth Century, edited by Jonathan Reynolds of Northern Kentucky University for Ivy...
Faculty note: Kaye at Moyers.com
Harvey J. Kaye, professor of Democracy and Justice Studies, has posted his essay advocating for a $15-per-hour minimum wage to his friend Bill Moyers’ opinion website. Read essay.
Daughter follows in Carlson-Gardner’s footsteps
“Moving in leaps and bounds!” That’s the way UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance faculty member Denise Carlson-Gardner is describing her daughter Natalie’s career success. Dancer Natalie Gardner, 19, moved to Los Angles less than...
Use an E-form, save a tree
The paperless office? Even good ol’ Eco U isn’t there yet, but a friend and loyal Log reader who works in information systems on campus shares the following: UWGB has reached an interesting milestone...
Jazz concert is 7:30 pm Thursday
UW-Green Bay’s Jazz I, Jazz II, and Vocal Jazz ensembles will perform in concert at 7:30 p.m. Thursday (April 30) at the Weidner Center. The varied program includes a number of arrangements by Associate...
Looking for the latest in Human Resources and Wellness?
Have you noticed a decline in the direct e-mails from Human Resources? Wondering if the Wellness Committee is still planning campus events? Check out the HR Connect newsletter sent to your e-mail inbox each...
Snapshots: The junk they find in the Arboretum
The Round River Alliance student organization just completed its third annual Campus Cleanup event, focused on the Arboretum surrounding the campus. Not surprisingly, it seems those areas bordering major roads can be hot spots...
GPS students hold bake sales this week for Bartell Scholarship
The GPS Program students are holding a bake sale Tuesday through Thursday (April 28-30) of this week from 11-1 each day in the Union. All proceeds will go to the Rosemary Bartell Memorial Scholarship,...
