Author: pischkes
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Leading in the AI Field: Watch Jonah’s Video about being a Computer Science Major
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Jonah’s childhood passion was playing video games and to customize his weapons, he learned how to code. This was the start of his journey into computer programming. Jonah is majoring in Computer Science with a Cybersecurity emphasis at UW-Green Bay. His future aspirations are to develop and work with artificial intelligence because of its many…
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Finding her Passion as a Design Major
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Meet Sammie – her passion for design began in high school, where she took three art classes and knew that she would continue to expand her horizons as a Design major at UW-Green Bay. Designers are creative thinkers who use psychology, math, and history in their work. As Sammie puts it, “It’s both your left…
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Looking for his dream job: watch Ethan’s Story about the Information Technology and Data Science Major
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What’s your dream job? Ethan is working towards his as a video game developer at Warfare. Ethan grew up tinkering and playing video games, earning him the nickname “tech kid.” At first, he considered engineering but then he found the Information Technology and Data Science major with a Game Studies emphasis at UW-Green Bay and…
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Watch the Video: College Students’ Favorite Spots in the City of Green Bay!
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What do you want to do today?!? Uncover the favorite spots of UW-Green Bay college students in the vibrant city of Green Bay! From lively hangout spots to Green Bay Packer games, this video is your ultimate guide to the fun of student life in Green Bay. Transcript: Downtown is about 5 miles from UW-Green…
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Mia’s poised to have impact on people as a Human Resource Manager
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The experience of working at an exceptional company and close relationships with her professors inspired Mia – she knew she wanted to make a difference for employees in the workplace. She decided to major in Human Resource (HR) Management at UW-Green Bay, with a goal to become an HR manager and create a positive work…
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Watch the Video: Chemistry Major loves to ‘blow things up’
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Meet Nora, a Chemistry Major at UW-Green Bay. While attending the UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus, she fell in love with chemistry after taking a General Chemistry class with Prof. Amy Kabrhel. “Her teaching style is infectious. The way she taught just made me want to learn more. Formula on the board, she’s going to show…
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Watch the video: Solana’s connection to First Nations Studies
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Where you live and study can be transformative. Solana grew up on the Menominee Indian Reservation in Keshena, Wisconsin. In high school, she loved learning about her culture and language. When it was time for college, she felt connected to UW-Green Bay’s First Nations Studies major. It was the perfect program to deepen her understanding…
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Watch the Video: Emma’s story as a Spanish Major
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An innovative and hands-on approach from UW-Green Bay Spanish faculty help Emma learn and understand the Spanish language. After her study abroad experience in Spain, Emma resolved to pursue a double major in Spanish and Social Work at UW-Green Bay. The ability to learn from native speakers of the language and understand the culture will…
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‘Rising above challenges…’ watch the 2024 Spring Commencement Video
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Rising above challenges. Belonging to this community. First generation graduate pride. These sentiments and more highlight the UW-Green Bay 2024 Spring Commencement video. Watch and hear from the Class of 2024, now part of the more than 50,000 Phoenix alumni family. Transcript: A lot of challenges in the past couple of years, you know, from…
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Persistence and vision are part of Alexa’s Story, as she pursues a Master’s of Sport, Exercise and Performance Psychology
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Alexa has big dreams. Once she completes her Master’s of Sports, Exercise and Performance Psychology program at UW-Green Bay, her next step is working in the NCAA. Then, in professional sports. She discovered the field of sports psychology, and as a former UW-Green Bay student-athlete she knows the pressure and the feelings that student-athletes experience.…