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Day: May 13, 2021

  • More information on chief information officer candidates now available

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Five final candidates for UW-Green Bay’s chief information officer position are expected to be on campus next week.  Each will be doing TEAMS Live presentations open to the campus from 1:30 to 2:15 p.m. each day. See the list of the candidates, résumés, interview dates and links.

  • Social Work student wins Spring 2021 UWGB Student Business Idea Virtual Pitch Contest

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Cheri Branham (Social Work) and her project Technology Literacy Training for Older Adults has won the Spring 2021 UWGB Student Business Idea Virtual Pitch Contest. Branham pitched her idea in a 90-second video. First prize is $500 cash. Her project, influenced by her grandmother, provides free technology help to older adults at locations such as the…

  • UW-Green Bay IT expert says cybercrime can happen anywhere, anytime | WFRV Local 5 – Green Bay, Appleton

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    Sue Bodilly

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    GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – Hackers have again made their presence known forcing a major oil pipeline on the east coast of the U.S. shut down. What they want is ransom and a local IT expert told Local 5’s Kris Schuller this type of cybercrime can happen anywhere, anytime.Across the southeastern section of the nation…

  • Chancellor Alexander to be a guest performer with Weidner Philharmonic, May 23

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    Sue Bodilly

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    The Weidner Center for the Performing Arts is pleased to announce that UW-Green Bay Chancellor Michael Alexander will be a special guest performer with the Weidner Philharmonic’s performance of Walton’s Façade: An Entertainment Live at the Green Bay Botanical Garden on Sunday, May 23, 2021 at 3 p.m. Tickets for the concert are on sale…

  • Samuel Langenfeld wins Visual Arts Rising Phoenix | Waushara Argus

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Samuel Langenfeld of rural Wild Rose was recently announced as the Rising Phoenix winner in visual arts at UW-Green Bay. Langenfeld’s photo “Fragmented Thoughts” was selected among submissions from around the country to be named the Rising Phoenix in the Spring issue of the Sheepshead Review, UW-Green Bay’s Journal of Art and Literature. Sheepshead Review…

  • Recent work of Prof. Schuetze is now published

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Review the special volume of the prestigious journal EARLY AMERICAN LITERATURE that the late Prof. Sarah Schuetze completed (co-)editing in late 2020, and that was originally her idea—a vital reappraisal of the legends of “Plymouth Rock” and the idea of a 1620 watershed. It was published in February 2021. You can find the table of…

  • 12 Rounds with Lorissa Bañuelos | Madison 365

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    Editorial Student

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    Before joining ERG, Lorissa Bañuelos was the director of marketing and investor relations at New North Inc., the regional marketing and economic development organization for the 18 counties of Northeast Wisconsin. The Madison native is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay with a degree in Business Administration. She held a series of marketing…

  • Supercharging the future by growing | Eagle Herald

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    Editorial Student

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    “UW-Green Bay is meeting the demand for engineers due to the manufacturing growth in the Green Bay area and the NEW North region,” said UW-Green Bay’s Dean of Science, Engineering and Technology, John Katers. “As the economy continues to shift toward one of innovation and technology—even in historically important manufacturing sectors like the paper industry—electrical…

  • Associate Prof. Marcelo Cruz kicks off inaugural Mayor’s Dialogue series

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    Editorial Student

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    On Monday, May 10, associate professor Marcelo Cruz (PEA) kicked off the inaugural Mayor’s Dialogue series sponsored by the Center for Civic Engagement. The Mayor’s Dialogue series was created by Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich to bring UW-Green Bay Faculty into the discussion with city employees on important issues facing our community. Professor Cruz’s talk…

  • Institute for Women’s Leadership summer Lean in Circle

    Institute for Women’s Leadership summer Lean in Circle

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    Editorial Student

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    UW-Green Bay’s Institute for Women’s Leadership is starting a Lean In Circle this summer. The Lean in Circle will be facilitated by Nichole La Grow, UW-Green Bay’s Distance Education Coordinator. She has been a part of, and has facilitated other, Lean In Circles. She has appreciated the supportive nature of the circle process and is…