A new date for ‘Posters in Rotunda’
The UW System folks have reserved the Capitol Rotunda for Wednesday, April 17, for the annual student research showcase known as “Posters in the Rotunda.” That’s a week earlier than initially planned. The date...
Author: Christopher Sampson
UW-Green Bay’s ‘360° of Learning’ ad is getting seen
That up-tempo new spot for the 360° of Learning brand is getting quality airtime this month in Northeast Wisconsin TV markets. We’re hearing from faculty and staff members who have seen the commercial in...
Harden column reflects on Gannett pay series, UW salary issue
Chancellor Tom Harden got the chance to respond to Gannett Wisconsin Media’s “What We Pay” series, focusing on public employee salaries, with a column in Tuesday’s (Jan. 15) Green Bay Press-Gazette. In a message...
Spokesman: Expected accountability call in Walker speech will be no surprise
Politicians and members of the news media have been talking about the State of the State address in recent days, trying to predict what Gov. Walker will say about state priorities and challenges moving...
At least they had Paris: Students enjoy Packers/49ers game
Traveling abroad over the winter break, UW-Green Bay French 499 and HUS 499 students managed to catch both Packer playoff games telecast live while they were in Paris. We’re told the Vikings game kicked...
Diversity Award winner Bauer addresses Opening Day gathering at Stout
Fresh off her UW System Diversity Award win, UW-Green Bay Prof. Angie Bauer delivered the keynote address at UW-Stout’s Opening Day Ceremony Tuesday (Jan. 15), talking about the issue of stereotype threat — namely,...
Emmons co-curates new exhibit at Lawrence University
Prof. Carol Emmons of Art and Design has co-curated the “Art and Text” exhibition for Lawrence University with Wriston Galleries Acting Director Leslie Walfish. The exhibition surveys diverse examples from the LU collection that...
In the news: Furlong offers take on efforts to end partisan gridlock
Dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences Scott Furlong on Monday (Jan. 14) offered his political expertise for a WFRV, Channel 5 story on legislator efforts to end partisan gridlock. Rep. Reid Ribble, R-Sherwood, has...
In the media: Retired prof Walter continues New Leaf leadership
Retired faculty member Lynn Walter is continuing her leadership in starting a downtown Green Bay food co-op, and the group is getting closer to choosing a site, Fox 11 News reported this weekend. Walter,...
Sutton’s ‘Romeo’ has shot at New York City production
We’ll share more details as they develop, but Prof. Brian Sutton of Humanistic Studies reports that his original musical comedy Searching for Romeo, first staged last summer at UW-Green Bay, has a reasonably good...
