Author: Nancy Matzke
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Faculty note: publication by Nursing’s Vandenhouten
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The following item from earlier this month was archived to the UWGB news site but might not have made it into the email version of the LOG newsletter distributed to faculty and staff. In case you missed it: Christine Vandenhouten, associate professor of Nursing, co-authored an article in the September/October 2015 issue of the journal…
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Slideshow: Phuture Phoenix Day I, 2015
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The first of two Phuture Phoenix Days this fall brought 950 fifth-graders from across Northeastern Wisconsin to the UW-Green Bay campus on Oct. 13 for a full day of tours, activities and fun. The program builds connections with young students to promote educational attainment and get them thinking about secondary education at a younger age.…
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UW-Green Bay Theatre presents ‘Theophilus North’
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University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Theatre and Dance presents the comedic drama Theophilus North, a Jazz Age tale based on a semi-autobiographical story by Thornton Wilder, as its first production of the 2015-16 season.
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UW-Green Bay offers fall 2015 courses for educators
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The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is pleased to announce its autumn course offerings for educators who wish to obtain license renewal, achieve personal or professional developmental goals, or seek salary advancement. Educators with basic experience using Google tools can further their technology skills through the popular class, “Google Tools: Moving your Skills to the Next…
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New academic year brings new master’s in Data Science
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(Photo above courtesy of UW-Extension) The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay marks the Sept. 2 start of the fall semester and the 2015-16 academic year with the debut of the first online master’s degree in data science ever offered in the UW System. UW-Green Bay is a partner in the new Master’s of Data Science degree…
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Trail-rescue trio gets big ovation
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Facilities Management employees Nathan Rusch and Lyle Uitenbroek were joined on stage by student worker Samantha Braaten at the University Union’s Phoenix Room during the annual faculty-staff Convocation on Aug. 26. The three were invited forward by UW-Green Bay Chancellor Gary L. Miller to receive certificates of appreciation for their response to a potentially life-threatening…
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Cupit earns Rosenberg Professorship
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Prof. Illene Cupit of the Human Development academic unit has been selected to hold the Rosenberg Professorship at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay for a five-year term through 2020. The honor was announced at the University’s annual convocation of faculty and staff on Aug. 26. Chancellor Gary L. Miller presented Cupit with a ceremonial medallion.…
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Managing Projects and Supervisory Leadership featured in SBDC September workshops
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The Wisconsin Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is offering two workshops in September as part of their Supervisory Leadership series. “Managing Projects” is the Wednesday, September 23 workshop instructed by international project management expert Kay Wais. The workshop teaches best practices for temporary project teams as well as planning,…
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SBDC at UW-Green Bay reintroduces 7 Habits workshop for managers at reduced price
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The Wisconsin Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has reintroduced Franklin Covey’s “7 Habits for Highly Effective Managers” hundreds of dollars below other in-person and online courses of its kind. The two-day workshop is scheduled for Monday, October 12 through Tuesday, October 13. Designed for new managers, emerging leaders, and…
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Clif Ganyard is new Associate Provost
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UW-Green Bay Prof. Clifton Ganyard has been named the University’s Associate Provost for Academic Affairs. He assumed his new duties Aug. 10. Ganyard, associate professor of Humanistic Studies and most recently chair of the History program, was selected following an internal search. He succeeds former Associate Provost Gregory Davis, who was promoted to interim provost…