Month: February 2016
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RSVP for Austism Spectrum speaker
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National speaker on Autism spectrum disorders, Michael John Carley will present on campus from 1 to 4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 26, on the main stage in Theatre Hall. This lecture is free to UWGB employees, students, and the public and is sponsored by Inclusive Excellence, the Dean of Students, Enrollment Services, Residence Life and the Diversity…
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500 athletes come to campus next week for giant gymnastics meet
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UWGB’s Kress Events Center certainly has been busy. We mentioned yesterday in Log Extra a first ever “extramural” basketball tournament with college students from across the state will be held this Saturday at the Kress. Next weekend marks the fourth consecutive year that the Kress staff is hosting the Lambeau Leap Gymnastics Meet. This year it…
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Bornemann returns as nurse practitioner
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Sue Bornemann (formerly Kittleson) has returned to the UWGB Counseling and Health Center as a nurse practitioner. She served as a campus RN from 2007-2013. Upon completing her Master’s Degree in Nursing: Family Nurse Practitioner from Concordia University, worked at Prevea Employer Services and Prevea Urgent Care. Sue also holds her bachelor’s degree in Nursing…
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Reminder: Popular author and illustrator Dallas Clayton is here Monday
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Some critics have coined him as the next Dr. Seuss. Certainly he is an entrepreneur, successful Children’s author, illustrator, self-publisher, mural painter and “adventure seeker.” We’re referring to Dallas Clayton who will present to campus at 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 22 in the Phoenix Rooms. Check him out at http://www.dallasclayton.com
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Phoenix women win big, again
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Taking the floor away from home for the first time in five games made little difference to the Green Bay women’s basketball team, which defeated UIC 58-40 Thursday evening. Horizon League leader Green Bay (22-3 and 12-1) plays at Valparaiso Saturday, at 1:30.
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Vandervest leads Heart Healthy Hike
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UWGB alumnus Nate Vandervest will be leading a Heart Health Hike in Baird Creek Parkway at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 20. Meet at Christa McAuliffe Park (3100 Sitka Street). Vandervest is a certified strength and conditioning specialist, corrective exercise specialist and certified running coach. He will lead you through the greenway and get your heart pumping.…
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Arendt’s lecture hits at the heart of America’s values, long ago and today
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“Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness” were key values according to our country’s founders. So what would they think, then, of our 24/7 work schedules, the outsized value we place upon work and material consumption today, and the fear that drives many to acquiesce to organizational demands that run counter to their own values…
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First ever ‘extramurals’ tournament headed to the Kress Center
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Twenty-three teams representing 14 different colleges and universities from across Wisconsin will compete in the WIRSA (Wisconsin Intramural Recreation Sport Association) Basketball Tournament, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 19-20 at the Kress Events Center, UW-Green Bay. It’s the sixth year for the growing tournament and the first time UW-Green Bay has hosted a state extramural event…
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Photo Gallery: Big Green Bay victory
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The Green Bay men’s basketball team edged the UW-Milwaukee Panthers, 70-68, in a key Horizon League match-up at the Resch Center, Monday night (Feb. 15). University photographer Dan Moore has images, mostly fan reaction from Monday, to get you fired up for Saturday’s 1 p.m. game against Youngstown State. Click to advance slideshow or view…
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UW-Green Bay recognizes the 2016 Emeritus and Service Awards recipients
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A number of current and past UW-Green Bay employees were honored at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s 2016 Emeritus and Service Awards Presentation, Thursday, Feb. 11 in the University Union. The program was emceed by Secretary of Faculty and Staff Steve Meyer with Provost Greg Davis and Chancellor Gary Miller presenting the plaques recognizing distinguished…