Month: September 2022

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Sep 20, 2022

Brian Sutton, an emeritus associate professor of English at UW-Green Bay, has had four short stories either published or accepted for publication by literary journals in a span of just over three weeks. On September 1, his short story “The Woman with the Dog” was published in Oyster River Pages; on September 6, his short…

UW-Green Bay celebrates 50th anniversary of Title IX with panel of athletes | NBC 26 Green Bay

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Sep 20, 2022

GREEN BAY, Wis. (NBC 26) — When she was growing up, Tracy Arndt says some of her only options as a pre-Title IX athlete were to cheerlead or join the Green Bay YMCA’s swim team. She later became a national champion swimmer before heading off to college. “There was no recruiting, because there were no women’s…

New book by Oneida historian to use Indigenous voices to tell story of Native American removal era in Wisconsin | Sheboygan Press

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Sep 20, 2022

GREEN BAY – So much of what we know about the time in the 1800s when First Nations ceded their lands in Wisconsin is told from non-Indigenous perspectives, but Dr. Carol Cornelius is aiming to change that. Cornelius is writing a book that will be published by the Wisconsin Historical Society next year focusing on the…

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UW-Green Bay global studies event being held this Friday, September 23

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Sep 20, 2022

Friends of Global Studies! Our program would like to cordially invite you to our first fall event featuring Pearly Wong, UW-Madison, who will present on the topic of environmental justice in the Global South and engage in discussions following her talk. Please join us on Friday, Sept. 23, 12-1:30 p.m. in Alumni Room of the…

UW-Green Bay establishes Nonprofit Education & Development Network | Green Bay News Network

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Sep 20, 2022

UW-Green Bay has established a Nonprofit Education and Development Network to sharpen the abilities of nonprofit leaders. The network hopes to bring together highly-skilled instructors and other nonprofit decision-makers within the community through sessions offered online and in-person. The Nonprofit Network has created a line-up of offerings that includes a foundational certificate, interactive in-person and…

UW-Green Bay builds media hub | Wisconsin Broadcasters Association

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Sep 20, 2022

With the beginning of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, along came educational communication and the Center for Television Production. The TV studio was in operation for many years and had ties with Wisconsin Public Television. In 2002, the center closed down and began operation as a non-profit video production facility called Educational Television Productions of Northeast Wisconsin.…

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Student feature video: Rania Jones, nursing major

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Sep 20, 2022

Meet UW-Green Bay’s Rania Jones, majoring in nursing and living her best life. She is passionate about the nursing program’s supportive environment and the hands-on training with high-tech mannequins. Rania loves the UW-Green Bay campus with its park-like environment and friendly atmosphere. Transcription: What I love about the nursing program here at UW-Green Bay, is…

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UW-Green Bay Green Bay campus Clothing Swap is September 28

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Sep 19, 2022

The UW-Green Bay Campus Cupboard is hosting the biannual Clothing and Household Swap on Wednesday, September 28, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students, faculty and staff are invited to pick out items you can use from the tables of donated clothes, winter gear, shoes, books, games and household items in the University Union Phoenix…

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Workshop: Building Visual Essays using Juncture

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