Meet alumna Jennifer Hoffman
The Shawano Leader featured alumna Jennifer Hoffman ’16 (Interdisciplinary Studies – Business Administration) and owner of Til the Cows Come Home arts and crafts store about her ability to own a business, work in...
Inside UW-Green Bay News Blog
UW-Green Bay dominates news in the WiSys News Digest (Feb. 9- March 16)
WiSys helps great ideas — born on University of Wisconsin System campuses — to reach the wider world by connecting inventors and businesses with the resources they need. UW-Green Bay stories were aplenty in...
Lead a travel course at UW-Green Bay, submit proposals by April 1
Do you yearn to travel? Do you want to provide great opportunities for UW-Green Bay students to learn and grow while experiencing another culture? Leading a travel course is a great way to enhance...
Faculty note: Prof. Helpap is a guest on The Progress Report podcast
Prof. David Helpap (Public and Environmental Administration) appeared as a guest on the weekly nonpartisan podcast, “The Progress Report,” a conversation on the local government and economic development in and around Green Bay and Brown County....
Alumna Katie Scharenbroch wins Outstanding Dietetic Intern of the Year Award
Katie Scharenbroch ’17 (Human Biology – Nutritional Sciences) was selected to receive the Wisconsin Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (WAND) Outstanding Dietetic Intern of the Year Award. The award is intended to recognize emerging...
Swingin’ for Support: Jazz Benefit for Camp Lloyd, April 5
The Blue Opus and Green Bay Jazz Orchestra (many musicians with UW-Green Bay ties) have teamed up for an evening of jazz to benefit, and raise financial support, for Camp Lloyd at 6:30 p.m....
2018 Student Employee of the Year nominees
The Student Employment Office extends a big THANK YOU to all supervisors who took time to submit Student Employee of the Year nominations. A ceremony honoring all 11 nominees will be held on Monday,...
Prepare for the upcoming transition to Canvas with help from CATL
Not everything in D2L will work in Canvas. The Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning will help prepare for the upcoming transition to Canvas through the following workshops and learning sessions. The “Prepping Your...
New book by Fr. Mauthe (namesake of Mauthe/Ecumenical Center) previewed
The Brown County Library previewed books recently by Wisconsin authors. Included is the book “Once in Love, Always in Love” by Father Richard Mauthe, namesake of the Mauthe Center (formerly the Ecumenical Center) located...
Danceworks is April 7 and 8
Join UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance for a celebration of dance in a concert of faculty and student choreography, DanceWorks, representing a diverse medley of styles. The event is at 7:30 p.m. Saturday April...
