Month: April 2021
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Building Resiliency in Supply Chains
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How does the world’s supply chain affect you and local business? Join us for an “Expert Spotlight” with David Jerrett on Thursday, June 10, starting at 11:30 a.m. for a conversation about supply chains and building resiliency. Jerrett’s session was catalyzed by a Wall Street Journal article that was posted on March 18th, 2021, titled:…
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Reminder: The Laramie Project will be streamed free, April 29 through May 2
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UW-Green Bay’s Theatre’s The Laramie Project will be available to stream, on demand April 29 – May 2, 2021. The production is being presented for free but you must register for a ticket in order to receive the streaming link. Tickets can be requested by visiting the Theatre program page. If you are a teacher, professor, or instructor…
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Psych and Stuff: The Animal Passions of Phineas Gage (w/Prof. Jason Cowell)
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In this Psych and Stuff Podcast, Professors Ryan Martin and Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges bring in their brain guy, Prof. Jason Cowell, to talk through the story of Phineas Gage, the railway supervisor who lost his head over an employee’s mistake.
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Phoenix Nation, there is a new bird in town—NEW Zoo is new home for endangered whooping cranes
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Of high interest to birds and birders, everywhere, the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park is now home to endangered species, McMillan and Hunnicutt, a pair of whooping cranes, which are settling into their wetland habitat in the Northern Trail section of the Zoo. According to the NEW Zoo press release, there are currently only 826…
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UW System President in Op-Ed: Wisconsin needs investments in our universities
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By Tommy Thompson, President, University of Wisconsin System, April 28 You’ve probably heard about what happened at Van Hise Hall at UW-Madison this month: two concrete slabs broke off the façade and crashed to the ground in front of the main entrance. Thankfully, no one was injured or killed. Unfortunately, it is an example that…
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IT launches new website
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In our ongoing efforts to provide the UW-Green Bay community with the best technology support and services, the Information Technology Division announced a redesigned website. The new site has been organized to provide the University with as much information as possible about IT services and how to get the technology support you need. The new…
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‘Come on down!’: Price is Right Live coming to the Weidner Center | wearegreenbay.com
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The Price is Right Live stage show will be making its way to the Weidner Center on Dec. 10. According to officials, tickets will go on sale on Friday, April 30 at 10 a.m. at the Weidner Center’s website. Tickets can also be purchased at the Weidner Center’s box officer. Source: ‘Come on down!’: Price is Right…
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UW-Green Bay women finish program-best third in Horizon League with 913 total that smashes previous best | Wisconsin Golf
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If there was pressure on the UW-Green Bay women’s golf team Tuesday, Katie Warpinski and her Phoenix teammates tried not to show it. “We went into the round to just play golf and enjoy it, and I’d say we had a lot of fun,” the UWGB senior wrote in a text message to Wisconsin.Golf of…
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MS in Athletic Training Information Session is Thursday, April 29
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Please encourage your students to join this live virtual information session with William Gear, MS in Athletic Training program chair, and Morgan Theobald, graduate admissions recruiter, to learn about the MS in Athletic Training program at UW-Green Bay.