Author: Kelly Moore
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UW-Green Bay Music presents Student Honors Recital
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UW-Green Bay Music will feature seven student musicians during its Student Honors Recital at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14 in Fort Howard Hall at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. It is free and open to the public. The concert will begin with Jamie Rodgers, Pulaski, a student of Prof. Cheryl Grosso, performing Nebojša…
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‘Well-connected’ Weyenberg tapped as inaugural Cofrin Executive-in-Residence
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A respected business and community leader has become the first-ever Executive-in-Residence for UW-Green Bay’s Austin E. Cofrin School of Business. Tim Weyenberg, past CEO and current Executive Chair of the Board of Directors for Foth Companies, is in the early stages of his tenure in the newly created role. He is working with University stakeholders…
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Foth’s Weyenberg tapped as inaugural Cofrin Executive-in-Residence
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A well-respected business and community leader has become the first-ever Executive-in-Residence for UW-Green Bay’s Austin E. Cofrin School of Business. Tim Weyenberg, past CEO and current Executive Chair of the Board of Directors for Foth Companies, is in the early stages of his tenure in the newly created role. He is working with University stakeholders…
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UW-Green Bay presents wide array of winter, spring Offerings for Educators
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UW-Green Bay Education Outreach is presenting a full lineup of new and returning winter and spring Offerings for Educators, a variety of online and in-person courses designed to help teachers, administrators and other professionals obtain the practical education they need to apply theory and best practice to the classroom and school environment. Interested educators are…
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Local coverage: Proposed UW System cuts, autonomy
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Proposed UW System budget cuts and added autonomy were big news Tuesday (Jan. 27), as word of Gov. Walker’s plan for $300 million in reductions spread statewide and beyond. Closer to home, local news stations explored what the proposal might mean for UW-Green Bay. Chancellor Gary L. Miller spoke with numerous reporters throughout the day,…
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Alumnus Allen, event founder Ives to be featured at Jazz Fest XLV
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An accomplished UW-Green Bay alumnus will be the featured guest for Jazz Fest XLV, to be held Saturday, Feb. 7 on campus. Carl Allen is a noted jazz drummer who has performed with the likes of Sammy Davis Jr. and Branford Marsalis. A dedicated educator who has more than 200 recordings to his credit, Allen…
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Learning in Retirement featured on Local 5 Live
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UW-Green Bay’s Learning in Retirement program got some great airtime Tuesday (Jan. 27) during two morning segments on Local 5 Live. In the first, LIR President Frank Moon was joined by program art teacher Jim Briggs, who talked about and displayed works from his pencil drawing class. Moon was back in the second segment, this…
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Nursing’s Herdman to talk healthy living with Good Day Wisconsin
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Tune in Friday (Jan. 30) to Fox 11’s Good Day Wisconsin, where Assistant Prof. Heather Herdman, Nursing, will be featured in live segments at 6:15, 7:45 and 8:45 a.m. Herdman will be interviewed on herbs, essential oils and foods to keep one healthy during the winter (evidence-based, of course!). She hopes the segments will generate…
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It’s nearly Friday!
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And every Friday is Phoenix Friday. Celebrate the new semester with Phoenix Friday deep discounts at The Phoenix Bookstore. Stay warm the remaining part of winter with 20 percent off all winter hats, scarves, mittens and gloves all day Friday, Jan. 30. A’viands continues to offer a 10 percent discount on Fridays to anyone wearing Phoenix gear, so…
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Food security is topic of semester’s first NAS Seminar
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The first Natural and Applied Sciences Seminar for spring semester will take place Friday, Feb. 6 in Environmental Sciences 301. Naresh Rimal of the School of Medical and Applied Sciences at Australia’s Central Queensland University will present “Opportunistic Blending of the Grounded Theory and System Thinking in Food Security Inquiry” at 3 p.m. His talk…