Positive indicators on the enrollment front
There is uplifting news out of admissions and enrollment today. Summer Preview Days are so popular they have been capped. On July 31, 289 guests (98 of those are potential UW-Green Bay students), and...
Daily Archive: July 22, 2015
Open sessions for internal candidates to succeed Davis, McCollum in CL 835
The Office of the Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs is inviting members of the campus community to meet the candidates for a pair of administrative positions in the Provost’s suite. Open interview...
Phoenix Friday: On the Fox, and 20 percent off at Bookstore
It’s a very special Phoenix Friday this week (July 24). Get all “Decked Out” in your UW-Green Bay gear and then “Hit the Deck” for Phoenix Friday on the Fox. We’re told you can...
High praise for SBDC’s Brys from Alaska power broker
When David Masephol had the opportunity to buy a utilities company in rural Alaska, he thought his limited business knowledge crippled his chances. Then, after meeting with counselor Chuck Brys at the Wisconsin Small...
Reminder: Farewell reception for Jeanne Stangel
Already distributed campuswide but repeated here for the record: A campus farewell reception for Vice Chancellor Jeanne Stangel is scheduled for next Wednesday (July 29) from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Union’s 1965...
Free self-defense class for faculty and staff
Instructors from UW-Green Bay Public Safety are planning a free self-defense workshop for faculty and staff on Tuesday, Aug. 11, from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Kress Event’s Center Special Events Room. The...
Tetschlag leaves European ball behind, returns to U.S. for coaching
Former Phoenix standout Kayla Tetschlag has been named an assistant coach for D-II Sioux Falls women’s basketball. The coSIDA Academic All-American (and Horizon League MVP who led the Phoenix to a Sweet 16 berth)...
More Phoenix history factoids
The countdown to our 50th anniversary continues. New since our last edition of the Log: • The when, how and who of the naming of the “1965 Room.” • UW-Green Bay was an early...
Former Chronicle editor forecasts higher-ed consolidation
Jeffrey Selingo sees a big shakeout coming for American higher education, eventually, especially for struggling “bottom feeder” institutions. The former Chronicle of Higher Education editor notes that the U.S. system is still admired around...
