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The Journal Times reported on second-round winners of the Smart Cities-Smart Futures contest, including UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Md. Riaz Uddin Ahmed (Natural and Applied Sciences). The Smart Cities—Smart Futures competition encourages members of...
Nineteen women from across the state will compete for titles and scholarship with the winners representing the area at the Miss Wisconsin and Miss Wisconsin’s Outstanding Teen pageants in Oshkosh in June. The Miss...
If you are starting a new publishing house in the UK and want to introduce an innovative book series in urban sociology that will highlight emerging research studies from around the world — who...
Tony Klaubauf ’81 (Human Development) accepted a one-year position as Pulaski School District’s interim superintendent. Klaubauf recently retired after a 35-year career in education, including the past 14 years as Denmark School District’s superintendent,...
Monday, March 18, Wood Hall and Rose Hall will not have water service for the day. The STEM building contractors will be connecting their new line into campus’ existing service. All restrooms will be...
UW-Green Bay Engineering Club students toured KI in Green Bay on Friday, March 8, 2019. KI is one of the top 10 furniture manufacturing companies in the world (and much of the furniture used...
You will be hearing plenty more about this… A new online program called EAB Navigate is being launched at schools in the UW System, including UW-Green Bay. The program is aimed at improving student...
UW-Green Bay alumnus Patrick Brocker III ’13 (Business Admin) was recently hired as the new De Pere High School varsity volleyball head coach. “Since coming to De Pere, my wife and I have fallen in love...
Winter 2020 faculty-led travel course proposals are due to your dean by Monday, April 1, 2019. Leading a travel course is a great way to connect with students, teach a unique course and travel! The...
