Day: November 3, 2020
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Staff members, register today for professional development with ‘Nurse Jesse’
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Register today for ‘It Makes Me Happy’ with Nurse Jesse, a two-hour workshop designed to allow attendees to reconnect with their authentic selves and a simple formula to find joy in everyday living. The workshop is a mix of storytelling, self-assessments and interactive “play” to get started on the “It Makes Me Happy!”™ journey. Learning Objectives Explore…
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Alumnus Bill Kocha promoted at Werner Electric Supply
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UW-Green Bay alumnus Bill Kocha ’02 (Accounting, Finance) is now VP of accounting and financial planning & analysis. Prior to his promotion, Kocha held positions at Werner Electric Supply as a controller and the director of finance. In his new role, Kocha will lead the finance organization and its strategic development of people, processes, and policies.…
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Learn to give and receive feedback with confidence in upcoming CYP Workshop
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The most important aspect of a high-performing team is the ability of each team member to give and receive feedback. It is also the most difficult tool to practice and learn. A key leadership characteristic is to give and receive feedback with confidence and grace. On Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2020 from 7:15 to 10:30 a.m.,…
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Soup (Support of Urban Projects) by Current Young Professionals
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You’re invited on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2020 from 6 to 7:30 p.m., to the Current Young Professional’s annual SOUP event! SOUP (Support Of Urban Projects) is a forum in which community members can share their ideas on how to enhance the quality of life for residents in our communities. Dinner is available for pick-up and…
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Video: Registration starts Monday, advise students to explore new tool, ‘College Scheduler’
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The Registrar’s Office has unveiled a new tool that will help students not only schedule their classes, but the tool can easily help them plan for their busy lives, as well. It’s called “College Scheduler.” This tool is the most efficient way for students to optimize spring schedules and maximize credit hours. College Scheduler generates…
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An exclusive opportunity to earn a Supervisory Leadership Certificate
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UW-Green Bay faculty and staff, please watch for a Human Resources blogpost this week for more details about a unique opportunity for you to build your leadership skills, fulfill your potential, enhance the capabilities of your department and advance your career. The opportunity is limited and is offered as a collaboration between Continuing Education &…
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CYP: Coffee & Convos: Mayor Genrich & DEI in Green Bay
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On Thursday, Nov. 19, 2020, from Noon to 1 p.m., Join us for a virtual conversation with Mayor Eric Genrich to discuss his vision, plans, and progress made within the Green Bay community on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Hear what he has accomplished since his time in office and what he has in mind to…
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New restoration project looks to improve wildlife and water quality in Northeast Wisconsin
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This week, conservation professionals and volunteers from UW-Green Bay, Ducks Unlimited, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, and UW-Madison Division of Extension seeded 2,000 pounds of rice across the coastal wetlands of the Bay of Green Bay. Source: New restoration project looks to improve wildlife and water quality in Northeast Wisconsin,…
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UW-Green Bay students get a Top 100 ranking (of 2,935), again
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A team from UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Vallari Chandna’s (Marketing & Management) “Capstone in Business Strategy” class, has made it to the Top 100 rank in the GloBus Simulation. The team of UW-Green Bay business students consisting of the C-Suite members Alyssa Bredfeld, Daysi Casillas, Dylan Masse, Kristen Paulus and Jacqueline Roseberry placed in a tie for 75th…
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McQuade Dewhirst to participate in panel discussion, ‘Live Music in COVID era’ Wednesday, Nov. 4,
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Professor Michelle McQuade Dewhirst (Music) will participate in a Wisconsin Music Ventures Industry Talk on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2020 from Noon to 1 p.m. The topic of the online conversation will be “Live Music in the COVID Era”. Tickets to the talk are $3-$5 and are available in advance on their website. Join in on…