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Albert Bugaj, Professor of Psychology, at the UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus retired May 18, 2020, from the University of Wisconsin System. His career spanned 36 years. He began teaching in the fall of 1984...
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On Friday, July 31st, the U.S. SBA Administrator Jovita Carranza, along with Wisconsin District Director Eric Ness toured three businesses in the Green Bay area that received Paycheck Protection Program loans. UW-Green Bay Small...
UW-Green Bay Diversity Director Mai Lo Lee took part in WFRV-TV’s Community Letter project. Her portion will air Thursday, August 20 at 6:30 p.m.
As they do every four years, the conventions will last for four days with the Democratic National Convention starting on August 17 and the Republican National Convention following a week later. As usual, they’ll...
GREEN BAY – Cataclysmic worldwide events like COVID-19 often prompt people to reflect in life-changing ways.Long-forgotten assumptions surface. New perspectives emerge about well-established habits. Forced behavioral changes may foster novel and healthier responses to...
Making the transition to college life can be tough.Making the jump from high school to Division I basketball? Perhaps even tougher.Trying to do all of that in the midst of a global pandemic? Unheard...
Some Wisconsin universities are requiring students and employees to sign pledges acknowledging they’ll do their part to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks on campus.Some of the pledges come with catchy names, like the “Fly Right Pledge” or the...
UW-Green Bay Associate Pro. Alise Coen (Political Science, Public & Environmental Affairs) wrote about pandemic pedagogy and “Teaching International Relations amid COVID-19” as part of a teaching roundtable issue published with H-Diplo. The roundtable issue...
While COVID-19 halted the Draper Competition for a few months until a virtual competition could be held, it didn’t stop UWGB’s Marissa Dyess ’20 (Business Administration) from being a semifinalist in the Draper Competition’s...
