Author: Tori Grant Welhouse
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Eighth Annual Implicit Bias Conference to Unite Advocates, Policymakers & Community Leaders in Green Bay
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October 3 Event at The Weidner, UW-Green Bay, to Focus on “Building Strength Through Community” Green Bay, WI — The Eighth Annual Implicit Bias Conference, themed ‘Building Strength Through Community,’ will take place Friday, October 3, 2025, at The Weidner, UW–Green Bay. Presented by We All Rise: African American Resource Center, the Midwest Survivor Institute…
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November Stories from Experience
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Join Schreiber Institute for Women’s Leadership for November’s Stories from Experience on Thursday, November 20, 4-5:30 p.m., featuring Margaret Rose Ellis, Co-Founder and Executive Director, She Rises Collective. The event will take place in the 1965 Room at UW-Green Bay, Green Bay Campus. The event is free for members. Registration is requested in advance. Margaret…
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Governor Evers Visits High School Spanish Language Class
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In early September, Governor Evers visited the classroom of Jodi Resch Brownell at Crandon High School. Crandon was one of three high school classrooms in the state he visited. Evers joined the class during Spanish IV, a course eligible for dual credit with UW-Green Bay as SPAN 202. He observed a vocabulary review activity with…
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Teachers Rethink Language Learning in the Age of AI
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On August 22, UW-Green Bay hosted College Credit in High School (CCIHS) World Languages teacher workshop to address curricular changes in the face of AI and how to incorporate cultural content and global awareness. Over 50 CCIHS teachers attended in-person and virtually. Presenters included Rachelle Schuster (Bay Port High School), Hayley Vandenbush (Denmark High School),…
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October Stories from Experience
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Join the Schreiber Institute for Women’s Leadership on October 23, 4-5:30 p.m. at the Multicultural Center in Menasha for the inspiring story of Adriana McCleer, Ph.D., Community Partnerships Supervisor, Appleton Public Library. Members register free. Adriana McCleer is the Community Partnerships Supervisor at Appleton Public Library where she cultivates programs, services, community engagement, outreach and…
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Strengthening Adult Protective Services in Wisconsin
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UW-Green Bay offers free Adult Protective Services (APS) training to provide essential knowledge and best practices, ensuring the safety and dignity of vulnerable adults when receiving care in Wisconsin. UW-Green Bay is the exclusive partner of the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) in providing comprehensive online training for Adult Protective Services (APS) professionals across…
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Indigenous Wellness for Professionals Engaged in Trauma Work
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Social workers, therapists and counselors in the Sheboygan area are invited to attend a workshop on August 20 on the Sheboygan Campus, 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. The workshop will examine how traditional First Nations (Indigenous) ways of knowing, being and doing can support balance and holistic well-being for all, especially important for patients experiencing trauma. The…
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An Innovative Way to Strengthen Team Dynamics, One Throw at a Time
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Break out of the office and onto the course for a unique team-building experience that combines the fun of disc golf with an insightful strengths assessment! The Disc Golf and DISC Strengths Assessment combination offered by the Division of Continuing Education and Workforce Training lets business professionals develop trust, communication and collaboration skills—all while learning…
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Get Inspired at April’s ‘Stories from Experience’
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Join the Schreiber Institute for Women’s Leadership on April 17, 2025 for the next Stories from Experience. The event will be held in-person at the YWCA in Green Bay and feature the inspiring story from Molly Vandervest. Molly is the President of the Bellin Foundation with more than 20 years of experience in business and…
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Transform Your Approach to Digital Innovation
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Transform your approach to digital innovation with UW Green Bay’s Applied Artificial Intelligence Certificate. Offered entirely online from April 1 to May 13, 2025, this noncredit program is structured into three self-paced courses with direct instructor contact. Courses: In Introduction to AI (April 1–15), you will gain an overview of AI’s evolution and explore essential…