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Assistant Prof. (NAS) Mohammad Upal Mahfuz (Electrical Engineering Technology) was invited to serve as an associate editor for IEEE Access — the Multidisciplinary Open Access Journal by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers...
The opportunity to study with First Nations Elders as practiced in North America for thousands of years is a rare opportunity. The UWGB Professional Program in Education’s Center for First Nations Studies (Wood Hall...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Phil Clampitt has a suggestion for watching the debates… “There is an alternative to watching as a cheering fan or hopeless cynic. Namely, we could watch the great debates like we occasionally watch the Olympics. It’s an extravaganza to be sure but sometimes we learn about entirely new sports and athletes. That’s how, years ago, I came to appreciate a then obscure sport, women’s gymnastics, and soon embraced a complete unknown, Nadia Comaneci from Romania…”
Two faculty members from Humanistic Studies will be presenting their work from 2 to 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30 in Room 103 of the University Union. Prof. Hye-kyung Kim will present, “Neo-Confucian Metaphysics of...
It’s likely to catch you by surprise, even with this reminder… but Public Safety reminds us that the campus community is expected to participate fully in fire drills on Tuesday, Oct. 4. To ensure...
Thanks to an endowed gift by UWGB prof. Emeritus Keith White, and alumnus Neil Diboll, Canada Goldenrod and other invasive species are being replaced by prairie plants to increase biodiversity in the Keith White...
UWGB Management Information Systems and Statistics Prof. Gaurav Bansal recently shared his data science knowledge in the article, “Big Data, Big Gap” in the September New North Business to Business magazine. The article addresses...
Didn’t get to read your Log Extra today? If not, you missed these stories and photo galleries… Feature: UWGB has a new App Photos: NURSE 1-2-1 welcomes first Feature and photos: GPS (Gateway to...
There were clowns, jesters, beads and balloons aplenty at the fall OrgSmorg event Wednesday (Sept. 21). The event introduces UW-Green Bay students to all the official clubs and organizations on campus (more than 100 at last count). Click thumbnails to enter slideshow view or view the album on Flickr.
The improvisational piano/percussion trio, called Trio Unprepared, will be performing at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30 at Fort Howard Hall of the Weidner Center. The group made its debut performance in Switzerland, and has...
