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The Ethics in Business Awards were held Nov. 9 at the KI Convention Center, downtown Green Bay. With about 700 people in attendance, UW-Green Bay and specifically Public and Environmental Affairs (PEA, Economics) faculty...
Welcome our friends and colleagues from across the region as Leadership Green Bay Class of 2018 comes to campus for Education Day, Dec. 12. Each month the Leadership Green Bay class meets to learn...
UW-Green Bay’s Shorewood Golf Course took home two awards — for best Membership & Marketing and Golf Shop Service — from the Golf Course Owners of Wisconsin in the nine-hole course category, recently. Congratulations!
As if a day of game-playing isn’t enough, UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Bryan Carr (Communication/Information and Computing Sciences) is adding internet embarrassment as enticement to give during the UW-Green Bay Game Studies charitable event....
The David A. Cofrin Library is hosting an evening of mini-lectures by UW-Green Bay faculty and staff on the impact John Muir made on history, ecology, psychology and conservation. Presenters will lead attendees into...
Please mark your calendars! The 37th Annual University Leadership Awards program will be held at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15 in the Phoenix Room, University Union, with a reception to follow. All are invited....
Reminder: Nov. 20 to Dec. 5, students, faculty, and staff will ‘battle’ head to head to donate the most tonnage of food to the Campus Cupboard. The friendly competition will end in a food...
The Green Bay volleyball team accepted an invite to both participate in and host the first and second round of the 2017 Postseason National Invitational Volleyball Championship (NIVC), the tournament committee announced late Sunday...
It’s non-conference, but it is a biggie. The Green Bay women’s basketball team (just on the fringe of being ranked in the Top 25 polls after big wins in the Cancun Challenge last week),...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Rebecca Nesvet’s (Humanities) article “Missing Persons: Lucy Hutchinson, Feminist Biography, and the Digital Archive” is published in the Chawton Studies in Scholarly Editing: (volume) The Invention of Female Biography, edited...
