Day: July 24, 2019

  • Volunteer for the Back to School Store

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    It’s coming up quickly. The Green Bay Campus will host, for the second time, the Service League of Green Bay’s Back to School Store, Wednesday, August 7. This year’s event is at the Kress Events Center. Last year, UW-Green Bay hosted 4,200 shoppers and families, members and community volunteers. Your help is needed. Please consider…

  • Thanks Schreiber Foods for hosting UW-Green Bay interns

    Thanks Schreiber Foods for hosting UW-Green Bay interns

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    UW-Green Bay Director of Career Services, Linda Peacock-Landrum, submitted a photo of the summer interns at Schreiber Foods. Top, left to right: Ashlyn Schnell, Mackenzie Johnson, Taylor Seidel, Karli Mertins, Danae Srnka. Bottom, left to right: Jack Urmann, Alex Alberts, Tuan Tran, Melissa Alvarez, Lindsey Michlig, Mailee Her, Aaron Vue, Chris Hopkins, Nick Manis, Kyle…

  • UW-Green Bay student wins third place at Wisconsin Science and Tech. Symposium

    UW-Green Bay student wins third place at Wisconsin Science and Tech. Symposium

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    UW-Green Bay undergraduate student Akanksha Gurtu (Human Biology, Philosophy) won third place out of 63 poster entries at the Wisconsin Science and Technology Symposium (WSTS) at UW-Stout, July 22 and 23, 2019. Gurtu works as an undergraduate research student with Assistant Prof. Mandeep Singh Bakshi (NAS). Her work highlighted the applications of functional magnetic nanomaterials in removing…

  • Manitowoc Campus is a refuge for 1,300 bike riders

    Manitowoc Campus is a refuge for 1,300 bike riders

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    The Manitowoc Campus was a refuge for more than 1,000 bike riders last weekend (July 20-21, 2019), taking part in the Scenic Shore 150 Bike Tour—a two-day, 150-mile, fully-supported cycling event that is open to riders of all ages and abilities who ride from Mequon to Sturgeon Bay, raising funds in support of a cure…

  • New Bird in the Wings Podcast from Weidner Center is available

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    A new episode for Bird in the Wings is live! This week’s guest is Jacob Beranek. He is an internationally acclaimed composer and pianist and the first ever Composer-in-Residence at Door County’s Midsummer’s Music Festival. Beranek is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Music in Composing degree at Vanderbilt University. Listen to learn more about his…

  • 2019 Clerks and Treasurers Institute Breaks Attendance Record

    2019 Clerks and Treasurers Institute Breaks Attendance Record

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    UW-Green Bay’s Clerks and Treasurers Institute, held at the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center, July 14-19, 2019, hosted a record-breaking 350 attendees. The successful training the Institute provides is reflected in the progressive increase in attendance over the past six years. Last year’s registrants numbered 325. The Institute, run by the Continuing Education and Community…

  • Registration still open for Social Media Strategies Summit in Manitowoc

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    Reminder: UW-Green Bay Continuing Education and Community Engagement will be hosting a Social Media Strategies Summit on August 21, 2019 at the Holiday Inn & Suites in Manitowoc from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The fee is $119, and includes a full day of instruction/materials, breakfast and lunch. Four dynamic speakers including Prof. Phillip Clampitt (Communication),…

  • Did you get the storm warning messages? If not, sign-up for GB Alert

    Did you get the storm warning messages? If not, sign-up for GB Alert

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    The severe weather over the weekend is a good reminder for members of the University community to ensure they are signed up for GB Alert. Users subscribed to Green Bay or Manitowoc campus alerts would have received Tornado Warning messages. If you did not receive these alerts and are members of these campus communities, you may…