Author: Sue Bodilly
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Reminder: Daily mail delivery suspended: May 31-June 3, 2022
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Daily mail delivery to departments on the Green Bay Campus will be briefly suspended beginning Tuesday, May 31, 2022 to Friday, June 3. Delivery will resume Monday, June 6. Central Receiving will remain open during this time to accept mailing needs and allow for package and mail pickup. Central Receiving’s hours for this shortened week…
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Get the Scoop Returns Monday, June 6
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Get the Scoop is returning for Summer 2022 with a new weekly day, time, and location! Starting, Monday, June 6, 2022 stop by the patio outside the Phoenix Rooms (just off the pathway near the University Union UW Credit Union entrance) between 11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m. Each week will feature different flavors for only 50…
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After tragedy struck; Deborah Joling chose to RISE
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The story of the Phoenix is one of constant deaths and rebirths; a cycle of overcoming and rising to new heights. It’s safe to say that UW-Green Bay alumna Deborah Joling is a rising Phoenix in her own right. Joling (Organizational Leadership) graduated in 2019 and currently works for the Gateway Technical College as a…
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Faculty note: Prof. Holly receives USDA funding ($185K) for biochar research
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Prof Holly (Environmental Engineering) received $185,000 from the USDA to complete laboratory and field assessments to reduce nutrient losses from edge of field agricultural runoff treatment systems. The project is a component of a larger effort by UW-Green Bay, UW-Madison, and UW-Platteville to build biochar research capacity for nutrient and emission management at agricultural livestock…
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UW-Green Bay interns and alumni highlighted in Woodland Dunes Nature Center and Preserve ‘Dunesletter’
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UW-Green Bay interns and alumni were featured in the Woodland Dunes Nature Center & Preserve newsletter, the “Dunesletter,” (Summer 2022, volume 188). “Thankfully, the two of us (Woodland Dunes and UW-Green Bay), have similar missions in mind. It’s fitting that an organization such as ours with a dual purpose: to preserve our habitat and to…
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UW-Green Bay to offer Boot Camps—a cost-effective way to learn for people with coding and data analytics skills
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Green Bay, Wis.— In collaboration with UW Extended Campus, UW-Green Bay is offering a new learning format, boot camps for people with coding and data analytics skills, which are in high demand in Wisconsin. The occupational outlook for web developers alone in the State is projected to grow by 9.1% through 2028 — well above…
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UW-Green Bay graduates first class of doctors of Indigenous education
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GREEN BAY – Dr. Crystal Lepscier, Ed. D, was looking for a way to help other Indigenous students navigate their way through microaggression racism while working on her dissertation. For her, it was about reconnecting with traditional Indigenous ways, such as by learning how to make moccasins and then teaching that skill to others. Reconnecting…
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Theatre on the Bay inspires young actors | Community | ehextra.com
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MARINETTE—Theatre on the Bay is considered a dynamic performing arts community at UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus, committed to developing acting talent and staging outstanding performances. Academy Jr. is an opportunity for kids grade 3 and up to experience the thrill of performing while growing confidence and creative thinking.Academy Jr. takes place Monday through Friday, June…
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Department of Education awards UW-Green Bay $1.91 million to continue programs for first-generation students
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Assures continuation of programs for five years to assist low-income, college-bound students GREEN BAY — The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s TRIO program—Upward Bound (UB)—has been renewed and will receive $1.91 million in funding from the Department of Education Office of Federal TRIO Programs. This grant assures the program’s continuation for the next five years, through…