Month: December 2018
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Reminder: Research Council now accepting Winter Grants in Aid of Research proposals
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The UW-Green Bay Research Council is currently accepting proposals for Winter 2019 Grants in Aid of Research. Faculty having applied for GIAR funding in the past will want to note that revisions have been made to the GIAR call. The Research Council invites members of the UW-Green Bay faculty to submit proposals for Grants in…
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Reminder: Research Council now accepting Summer 2019 Research Scholar proposals
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The UW-Green Bay Research Council is currently accepting proposals for Summer 2019 Research Scholars. The Research Council invites full time or tenure-track faculty at all four campuses to submit proposals for the Research Scholar Program. The Research Scholar Program is designed to provide stipend support during the summer for the purpose of developing or continuing…
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UW-Green Bay Music presents Wind Ensemble, Studio Orchestra and Symphonic Band on Tuesday, Dec. 11
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Presented by UW-Green Bay Music, the Wind Ensemble, Studio Orchestra and Symphonic Band will be performing at the Weidner Center on Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. The Symphonic Band features students from all over campus and performs a high quality and entertaining repertoire. The Wind Ensemble is UW-Green Bay’s premiere concert band, performing a…
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Art Agency says ‘Thank You’
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The Art Agency student group thanks participating artists and the UW-Green Bay community for the wonderful support of their third biennial Art Agency Art Sale that took place Wednesday (Dec. 5). Final sales tallies include 164 pieces of art sold — hand-made by students, faculty/staff and alumni. The six-hour event raised $1,657 overall with $327…
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History presentations a win for Packers/UW-Green Bay
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This semester, UW-Green Bay History, Democracy and Justice Studies, and Humanities students and faculty, collaborated on an exciting project to document the history of the Green Bay Packers as the franchise celebrates 100 years. The students presented their findings at a public presentation at the Lambeau Field Atrium, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2018 from 5 to…
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Prof. John Luczaj publishes peer-reviewed editorial comment
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Prof. John Luczaj (Natural and Applied Sciences), along with coauthors from the University of Arizona Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research and the University of Nevada-Reno Department of Geography, have published a peer-reviewed editorial comment in the journal Geosciences. Read it, here.
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Registration now open for the 2019 Instructional Development Institute
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Registration is now open for the 2019 Instructional Development Institute, Thursday, Jan. 24, 2019. Faculty and teaching staff from all four campuses are encouraged to attend. The theme for this year’s Institute is “Making High-Impact Educational Experiences for All.” The workshops and presentations will not only inspire attendees to make equitable high-impact experiences, but will…