Day: November 18, 2020
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Next Coffee Break Q&A is Monday, Nov. 23
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Join Mike Alexander, Sheryl Van Gruensven and Kate Burns for the next Coffee Break Q&A, Monday. Nov. 23, 2020. Campus leaders will provide a brief update and allow the remaining time to take questions from UW-Green Bay faculty and staff via coffeebreak@uwgb.edu. Please note, at times there is a delay in the questions populating to…
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How to let loved ones know your Thanksgiving gathering is off
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GREEN BAY, Wis (NBC 26) — The choice of whether to get together with extended family on Thanksgiving is a tough decision for many. It’s a discussion that healthcare professionals and psychologists are talking about in regard to how to get the conversation going with family before it gets too late.Meeting up with friends and…
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Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: Review: Weidner Philharmonic brass serve a smorgasbord
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – A buffet is a lot of different food. A smorgasbord is a lot of different food made with a flair. The definitions are right here in my dictionary.Served Monday evening in a special livestream concert was a varied menu of music for brass quintet. The smorgasbord included, in order in…
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Wellness Committee updated its run, walk and bike website including virtual options
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The UW-Green Bay Wellness Committee has updated its run, walk, bike website to include virtual options for our campus community. See the updates and encouragement to stay health and active.
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WIT featured as panelists in Fox Cities Chamber event
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Last week Emily Sawall, Amber Honnef, Annie Skorupa and Advisor, Director of Career Services Linda Peacock-Landrum, were featured as Q & A panelists for Fox Cities Chamber’s “Smart Girls Rock Mentoring Event.” They spoke about their experiences as women in technology and offered words of advice for younger girls going into the STEM/Tech field.
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Wisconsin’s trees become a beautiful canvas of color in the fall | Woodland Dunes
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“As the colors of the leaves change from different shades of green to golden yellows, oranges, bright reds and even deep purples, you can’t help but marvel at how beautiful the forests have become. This past week, my field botany class went for a walk around UWGB’s arboretum where we were looking at how the…
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Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: ‘The show must go on’ in new ways in Northeastern Wisconsin
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The famous line, “The show must go on” is getting new meaning these days. Northeastern Wisconsin performance folks are coming up with answers to limitations caused by the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. Source: Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: ‘The show must go on’ in new ways in Northeastern Wisconsin, WFRV
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UW System college students must be tested for COVID-19 three times if traveling over Thanksgiving
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“The more that we test, the better it is for our students and the better it is for our community,” said UW-Green Bay Chancellor Michael Alexander. Source: UW System college students must be tested for COVID-19 three times if traveling over Thanksgiving, WFRV.
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Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: Livestream set for ‘Brass Musicians of the Weidner Philharmonic’
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Critic-at-Large Warren Gerds reports Brass Musicians. “The core of the program features two imaginative works by living composers, “Luminosity” by New York-based composer Jessica Meyer and “Lux Aeterna” from Lawrence University graduate Evan Williams.” Source: Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: Livestream set for ‘Brass Musicians of the Weidner Philharmonic’, WFRV