GPS displays service learning projects Friday
The Gateways to Phoenix Success (GPS) program will hold its spring reception celebrating GPS teams’ spring service learning projects on from 1 to 3 p.m., Friday, April 29 in Phoenix B.
Daily Archive: April 27, 2016
UWGB Police awarded $6,000 pedestrian safety grant
Congratulations to UWGB Police for a $6,000 grant awarded from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The grant will provide additional traffic enforcement to encourage motorists to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks, bicycle safety,...
Watch for Windows 10 upgrade in computer labs
This summer, CIT will be deploying Windows 10 to the general access campus computer labs in the Instructional Services building and the Cofrin Library. The upgrade will be done sometime after the spring semester...
Diverse Religions guest panel rescheduled — consider attending ‘Ashley’s Story’
The Diverse Religions guest panel previously scheduled for Thursday, April 28 will be rescheduled to the fall due to the scheduling conflicts. Instead, Inclusive Excellence participants are encouraged to attend “Ashley’s Story,” (A Green Bay...
Seats available for SAFE Ally training
SAFE Ally level 1 training has a few more available seats from 9 to 11 a.m. Friday, April 29. The training is lead by Pride Center volunteers and interns and focuses on what is new...
Golfers named second team all-Horizon
Green Bay senior golfers Gene Kiela III (Plymouth, Wis.), and Sammi Grunder (Pardeeville, Wis.), were recently named to the Horizon League Second-Team. Kiela claimed the top finish by a Green Bay golfer in all...
Spring Academic Staff Assembly, May 2
Academic Staff Assembly will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Monday, May 2 in the Christie Theatre. All members of the Academic Staff are encouraged to attend. Guests are Provost Greg Davis and...
Faculty note: Harvey Kaye on nation radio
Last night it was the Benjamin Dixon Show. Last week it was a podcast with the high-energy Aussie Josh Zepps (itun.es/us/YI1X7.c). Prof. Harvey Kaye (Democracy and Justice Studies) is in high demand.
Faculty note: Meinhardt to discuss censorship and gender representation
What is the role of the arts within the realm of social justice and activism and how did a an art entry by UWGB faculty members Alison Gates and Dan Meinhardt generate important discussions...
