Month: September 2020
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Reminder: Luis Fernandez live streaming event tonight, Sept. 30
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A reminder, the 6:30 Concert Series premieres tonight, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2020, with UW-Green Bay Music’s Luis Fernandez in Recital. This free, livestreaming event will be followed by a Q&A based on audience-submitted questions. The concert will stream live on the Weidner Center’s YouTube Channel.
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Fish tales: UW-Green Bay’s Prof. Patrick Forsythe has long loved one of Wisconsin’s most revered fish species | News Break
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UW-Green Bay Scientist studies prehistoric sturgeon. Studying one of Wisconsin’s most revered fish species has been a love of University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Patrick Forsythe since childhood, but now he gets to study whether or not efforts to save the fish are working. Source: Fish tales: UW-Green Bay’s Prof. Patrick Forsythe has long loved one…
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Faculty/staff note: Mai Lo Lee to moderate Asian American affinity panel at Wisconsin Leadership Summit | Madison365
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The Wisconsin Leadership Summit schedule has 25 panel discussions on a range of topics, and will include one day of panels on government and business, one day on education, a day on social justice, a day on health and wellness, and finally, on October 9, a day of panels focused on specific affinity groups: Black,…
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Elevator Helping Sturgeon Bypass Dams, Grow Their Numbers In Menominee River | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Sturgeon numbers in the Great Lakes have dwindled heavily over the years, due in part to dams blocking their spawning patterns. For the last several years, a fish elevator on the Menominee River has helped sturgeon find their way. We talk with two biologists about how it works and how they’re tracking their progress. Biology Prof.…
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Wisconsin’s 48 Most Influential Asian American Leaders, include Mai Lo Lee | Madison365
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Mai J Lo Lee is director of the Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs (MESA) at UW–Green Bay. She’s a proud product of the UW system — she earned her bachelor’s degree in English and mass communications from UW-Eau Claire and master’s degree in education at UW-La Crosse. Her research interests include leadership, cultural competency, women’s studies and…
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A great time to refinance your home mortgage says Prof. Cherry
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You can achieve what you call a break even period. The cost that you put forth to refinance that mortgage can be recouped by a lower payment the longer you live in your house,” said Preston Cherry, an assistant professor of Personal Financial Planning at UW-Green Bay. “That monthly savings every month, at some point,…
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Former Bucs reunite for first time | Sports | ehextra.com
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MARINETTE — Athletics shape players as individuals from an early age and play a large role in who these athletes grow into as adults. Participation in athletics creates long-lasting memories and greatly impacts lives. For some, it is a passion that never leaves their hearts, and these former Buccaneer men’s basketball team players proved just…
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Fox River Cleanup Project celebrated at annual Clean Bay Backers meeting, Prof. Fermanich quoted | WLUK
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Runoff from agriculture and other sources is another concern. UW-Green Bay professor Kevin Fermanich says after two very wet years, 2020 looks relatively dry.”It’s a very different year this year, in respect to the corn harvest. It happened much earlier than last year, and therefore it will allow the farmers to put on a cover…
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Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: Coronavirus: UWGB ‘6:30 Concert Series’ starts Sept. 30 virtually
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Music’s wide-ranging “6:30 Concert Series” is going virtual this academic year.In past seasons, the public-outreach concerts have included everything from the premiere of a faculty-composed film score with a large ensemble to intimate presentations – and much exploring.According to a press release: The 2020-2021 season will premiere Wednesday, Sept.…