Bank on Lamarr
Lamarr Banks is not just a people person; he’s an entrepreneurial people person with a passion for business models, ideas, and technologies. As the Urban Hub Community Manager for the Greater Green Bay Chamber’s...
Category: Features
Watch the Video: Karsten Cowan Rise Above Adversity
Karsten Cowan shares her journey of resilience and tenacity after suffering a concussion while on the UW-Green Bay Swim and Dive team in college. The traumatic brain injury led her to undergo months of...
Rotary Scholarship paves teacher prep pathway for UW-Green Bay student
Senior Ashley Brosig is your typical savvy, hard-working Phoenix whose journey to achieving her dreams of becoming a teacher are close to becoming reality. She shared her story with members of Rotary Club of...
Watch the video: Options are open with a bachelor’s degree in Communication
The UW-Green Bay Communication program teaches skills to become a transformative communicator, which leads to a variety of career paths including mass media, social media, public relations, sports communication, organizational communication, health communication, or...
Meet a high school senior with a college degree
Ponder upon this compelling academic conundrum: How can a student wear the hat of a sophomore and a senior concurrently? The solution becomes clear when you meet a Rising Phoenix, like Aylin Galaviz. She’s...
Answering your burning nutrition-based questions with science
UW-Green Bay Master of Science in Nutrition & Integrated Health graduate students look to transform nutrition and health science. Is intermittent fasting for me? Is it best to eliminate carbohydrates or fats? How does...
After a 2,000-mile journey, Dina Maleny Capetillo Jimenez ends up at center stage on Saturday, May 13 as UW-Green Bay’s 50,000th graduate
From Veracruz, Mexico to Green Bay, Wis., Dina Maleny Capetillo Jimenez’s journey to a college degree hasn’t been without its challenges. But the Business Administration major has placed herself in an enviable position. On...
An artist rediscovers her muse
Kasie Lin Bazan still remembers her first art exhibition, on the family refrigerator. “My mom, especially, has always been very encouraging with my art and signed me up for art classes when I was...
UW-Green Bay English students provide opportunities for affirmation, appreciation and dignity to local elders
The reasons for sharing a story are vast—to make a point, to provide wisdom, to create an emotional connection. For senior citizens, having a forum to share their stories extends beyond communication—to being compassionately...
A new UW-Green Bay program is igniting the passion in those who desire to serve and impact change
Story by Sue Bodilly, Writer New Master of Public Administration program enrolling now for September 2023 start A decades-long drive to prepare people to serve in leadership positions such as city managers, directors of...
