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Prof. Phil Clampitt (Communication) offered his insight on Google’s top search list. “Money and weather are things that we’re always concerned with. So, it’s a day to day life type of thing and the...
Ben & Joyce Rosenberg Professor Harvey J. Kaye (Democracy and Justice Studies) has been featured on the podcast “#WeThePeople LIVE” in the episode “Is the USA Undemocratic?” This episode in particular focuses on powers...
They’ve become as much of a UW-Green Bay Commencement staple as gowns and grandparents. Mortarboard messages provide creative and enterprising graduates an opportunity to share a parting thought with family, friends, the University and...
Registration for 2019 UW-Green Bay Summer Camps are now open! The summer of 2019 will include Middle School and High School Art Camp, Middle School and High School Music Camp, Rock Academy, Camp Lloyd,...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay proudly bestowed bachelor’s and master’s degrees on more than 400 students during the University’s Winter 2018 Commencement on December 15, 2018 at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts....
Lauren Putnam (Human Biology), was the Graduating Class Speaker for UW-Green Bay’s 2018 Winter Commencement Ceremony. A leader in her class and in the organizations that she works within, Putnam strives to lift up...
UW-Green Bay student Skyla Aissen will be graduating on Saturday, Dec. 15, 2018 completely debt-free, thanks to determination and hard work. Over the years, the Business Administration major has created and sold kissing balls,...
Jan Snyder is retiring after leading 37 UW-Green Bay commencements. During the formal UW-Green Bay 2018 Ceremony, Chancellor Gary L. Miller acknowledged her “continual excellence” and dedication through the years with a special plaque...
Regent Robert (Bob) Atwell brought greetings to graduates from the UW System and the UW Board of Regents during the University’s Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremony on December 15. Atwell is the founding CEO of...
Since 1995, Professor Gregory Aldrete has been relating the past to the present at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. A professor of Humanistic Studies and History, Aldrete focuses his studies on the Ancient World...
