Author: Sue Bodilly
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Save the Date! University Staff 2022 Fall Conference is Friday, Sept. 30, 2022
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Save the date for the University Staff 2022 Fall Conference at the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center Green Bay on Friday, Sept. 30, 2022. Watch for updates on the conference agenda and speakers on this web page. Registration is opening early this year, so no one misses out on the opportunity. Early bird registration is $65…
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Bay Area Arts & Culture Alliance encourages public to participate in online Spark GGB! survey
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Results will play critical role in community-wide arts and culture assessment of Greater Green Bay Green Bay, Wis. (May 23, 2022) — The Bay Area Arts & Culture Alliance (BAACA) are encouraging public participation in an online survey to help advance arts and culture initiatives in Greater Green Bay. The survey is available in both…
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You’re invited to NEW Scholars College Signing Day, Friday, May 27 at The Weidner
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On Friday, May 27, 2022, at 2 p.m. at UW-Green Bay’s Weidner Center for the Performing Arts, CollegeReady (previously Scholarships Inc.) will gather its latest class of NEW Scholars college readiness program graduates for College Signing Day. In partnership with UW-Green Bay, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, St. Norbert College and the Green Bay Area Public…
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Alumnus Cordero Barkley is guest speaker for Lakeshore Leaders, June 15
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Register by Wednesday, June 8, 2022 for the next Lakeshore Leaders Breakfast Series Talk (June 15, 2022) featuring alumnus Cordero Barkley, Partner, Titletown Tech. Available in-person, Room 137 of the STEM Innovation Center or by Zoom. Agenda 7:30-8:00 a.m. Registration, Continental Breakfast & Networking 8:00-8:45 a.m. Lakeshore Leader Talk 8:45-9:00 a.m. Wrap-Up/Q&A/Networking Wednesday, June 15,…
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More Commencement: Happy Grads
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Student Evan (Engineering) provided an extra benefit for graduating students this spring, outdoor portraits. About 20 students participated. You can see them on flickr.
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UW-Green Bay searching for director of Alumni Relations
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The University is searching for a Director of Alumni Relations. Please forward to ideal candidates. The Director identifies alumni for the purpose of adding vibrancy to the academic and student life components of the student university experience. This includes alumni serving as guest lecturers, student mentors, event speakers, and members of governing and advisory boards…
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A fun way to end the semester: Assoc. Prof. Bree Lybbert created a Chemistry Lab Escape Room experience
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To round out a busy and trying semester, Assoc. Prof. Breeyawn (Bree) Lybbert (Chemistry) created a chemistry lab escape room experience for her CHEM 109 (Survey of General, Organic, and Biochemistry lab) students at the Manitowoc and Sheboygan campuses. Students in the class showed up to lab the last week of classes and were greeted…
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Golf and support students with financial need at 41st annual UW-Green Bay Scholarship Golf Outing
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The 41st Annual UW-Green Bay Scholarship Golf Classic is just weeks away and almost filled to capacity. Register today to support UW-Green Bay students. UW-Green Bay has honed its mission, focusing on providing an education to all who seek to be taught. The University is growing rapidly and serves more students with significant financial need.…
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Incoming UW System President Jay O. Rothman interview
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Incoming President Jay O. Rothman begins his tenure on June 1. Weekly, you can watch a portion of an interview Rothman conducted with UW Oshkosh Chief Communications Officer Peggy Breister. Each segment will be posted on UW System’s YouTube channel and its website. In this week’s message, Rothman describes his background and experience. Upcoming segments involve his view on the challenges…
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Faculty note: Professor Emerita Carol Emmons (Art & Design) is opening a new art installation
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Professor Emerita Carol Emmons (Art & Design) is opening a new art installation at SOMI Gallery in Sturgeon Bay. Titled Miasma, the site-specific work addresses the ancient concept of miasma and its intersection with our experience of the current pandemic. The work includes elements of laser cut wood, hand embroidery and repurposed found objects. The…