Author: Sue Bodilly
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Pride ERG – Tuesday Lunches at Pride Center – Green Bay Campus
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Bring your own lunch and socialize with the Pride ERG June 7, 14, 21; July 26; and/or August 2, 9, 16, 2022, from noon to 1 p.m. Pride Center – Green Bay Campus & via Microsoft Teams. Cost is free. If you would like to have the link for Microsoft teams to join virtually – please…
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Timber Rattlers Pride Night (Pride ERG)
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Join the UW-Green Bay Pride ERG for a Timber Rattlers Pride Night game in Appleton, June 21, 2022 6:40 p.m. game time at the Fox Cities Stadium, Appleton. Cost of tickets is $12 plus tax. You are responsible for your own transportation. Buy a ticket in Section 110. Row K or L if you want…
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Reminder: Summer dining options on Green Bay Campus
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Common Grounds Coffeehouse and Green Bay Grill, both located in the University Union, will be open for breakfast and lunch throughout the summer. Common Grounds Coffeehouse: Open 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday-Friday. Specialty coffee drinks, refreshing lemonades, Frappuccinos, and all your favorites from Common Grounds Coffeehouse will be available this summer! Pastries, bottled beverages,…
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Reminder: ImageNow upgrade June 9 and 10
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UW-Green Bay’s ImageNow (also called Perceptive Content), Webnow and Experience applications will be unavailable starting at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 9th and will be available again on Monday, June 13, 2022. As part of the upgrade, Webnow is end-of-life and users will use the Experience application to access content. More information and a url…
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WiSys awards ‘Innovative Thinking’ badge to 29 UW-Green Bay students
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GREEN BAY—Twenty-nine UW-Green Bay students were awarded an “Innovative Thinking” credential for completing a four-week learning experience earlier this semester. The digital badge was awarded by WiSys, a nonprofit organization that supports research, innovation and entrepreneurship at Wisconsin’s 11 regional public universities, including UW-Green Bay. The learning experience, called WiSys Innovation On-Ramp, trained students on…
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On a mission to ‘Ignite the Future’
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UW-Green Bay’s mission is to ignite the possibilities, aspirations and passions of our students and our communities, for generations to come. The goal of UW-Green Bay’s Ignite the Future campaign is to raise $20 million in funds needed to ensure student success. But we’re not stopping there! Ignite the Future supports scholarships, programs and emerging…
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Nonprofit Leader Conversations June 9: Organizational Collaboration
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Thursday, June 9, 2022, 9 a.m.-10 a.m. on Zoom. Collaborative projects and partnerships can extend your organization’s impact. What can we learn from examples (both good and bad) of collaborations by nonprofit organizations? Q&A with Kim O’Brien, Executive Director of the Nonprofit Leadership Initiative (Fox Valley) to explore ways to collaborate in meaningful ways toward common…
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Order your book ‘Last Night at the Telegraph Club’ by June 13
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Extended offer…order your book by June 13, 2022. Join the Pride ERG for a summer book discussion of the novel: Last Night at the Telegraph Club by: Malinda Lo. Book is free for UW-Green Bay staff and faculty. E-email: pridecenter@uwgb or kurthn@uwgb.edu by June 13, 2022 to reserve a copy, while supplies last. Books should…
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UW Green Bay to Double Participation in GEAR UP Rising Phoenix Program | Seehafer News
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Following the completion of the first year in the program for 42 students, UW Green Bay has announced that they will be doubling the number of students in their GEAR UP Rising Phoenix program.This branch of the Rising Phoenix program specifically targets GEAR UP districts in Green Bay, Ashland, Shawano, Wausau, and Milwaukee.The goal for…