Day: June 30, 2020
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The Cofrin Library is ready to welcome students, faculty and staff back!
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Libraries staff is happy to welcome UW-Green Bay students, faculty and staff. The reopening of the UWGB Libraries will be done in a phased plan, which will change each month for the next three months. Please be sure to watch for updates and check the website for current details. For July, the third floor only of the Cofrin Library on the Green…
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UW-Green Bay student tees it up with Tony Romo at Ray Fischer Amateur Championship | WiscNews
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UW-Green Bay student Zak Kulka had a unique golfing experience on Sunday, June 28. “You’ve got a really nice swing,” Kulka’s playing partner told him after they turned in their scorecards. That playing partner was none other than Tony Romo, the former All-Pro quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys who is currently CBS Sports’ lead NFL…
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Coach Will Ryan’s father, Bo Ryan, inducted into UW Athletic Hall of Fame | Wisconsin Badgers
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Bo Ryan’s favorite buzz word has always been “NEXT.” Its genesis can be traced to a playground court with steel nets on 8th and Pennell Streets in his hometown of Chester, Pennsylvania. To the hardcore local ballers, it was known as “The Cage.” If you were on the winning side during the pickup games, the…
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Weidner Center lays off half of its full-time employees due to coronavirus | Green Bay Press Gazette
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The Weidner Center is laying off half of its full-time staff, as the performing arts center, like others around the country, waits out the indefinite halt to touring entertainment caused by the coronavirus outbreak. For the 27-year-old Weidner Center, the layoffs are about maintaining the financial health of a world-class venue and best positioning it for…
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Weidner Center announces layoffs | Insight Publications
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Green Bay entertainment venues are laying off staff as they remain closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including the Weidner Center. Source: GB entertainment venues announce layoffs | Insight Publications
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The Emmy goes to… Coastal Wetland Monitoring documentary takes home an award
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Prof. Robert Howe (NAS) and Erin Giese ’12 from the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity have been participating in the Great Lakes Coastal Wetland Monitoring Program for the past 10 years. A documentary recently made for this program, titled “Linking Land and Lakes: Protecting the Great Lakes’ Coastal Wetlands,” has just won an Emmy in the…
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Prof. Kevin Fermanich studying nutrient, storm water runoff in Green Bay | WBAY
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Researchers say two consecutive years of record rainfall in Northeast Wisconsin have shed light on the impact to both rural and urban landscapes. Water monitoring stations on local creeks are playing an important role in gathering data. Considering the Green Bay area receives, on average, around 30 inches of rain a year, the last two…
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‘Summer school’ has new meaning for high school students who are taking college credit to save money and get ahead
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GREEN BAY, Wisconsin (June 30, 2020)—It probably wasn’t the summer they planned, but more than 40 high school students are making the most of their summer break to earn college credit through UW-Green Bay’s Summer Scholars Program. Summer Scholars provides students the opportunity to earn three UW-Green Bay credits during a four-week, online course offered…