‘Lean In’ book talk
The Union’s Heritage Room will be the location for a discussion of the Sheryl Sandberg book Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead on Tuesday evening, March 11. Lisa Tetzloff, director of...
The Union’s Heritage Room will be the location for a discussion of the Sheryl Sandberg book Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead on Tuesday evening, March 11. Lisa Tetzloff, director of...
Fans and sponsors helped raise more than $14,500 during Sunday’s sixth annual PinkZone women’s basketball game to raise awareness and honor those battling cancer. A jersey raffle and auction and a “dash for cash” benefited...
UW-Green Bay student Lexi Weitzer, a freshmen reserve for the Phoenix women’s basketball team, no doubt found special meaning in the program’s annual PinkZone game for cancer awareness, played Sunday afternoon against Youngstown State...
Ryan Kauth, director of the Small Business Development Center, was a participant and coach in the recent, first-ever Startup Weekend Green Bay. Nine teams formed over the weekend. The prospective businesses involved: • a...
What do UW-Green Bay students do on a cold February Weekend? Marketing and Communication intern Cheyenne Makinia captured three great choices on camera recently: A beautiful winter walk, attendance and participation at the Phoenix women’s basketball Pink Zone game, and a little broomball action outside of the University Union.
The program was to have taken place last Thursday, Feb. 20, but was postponed by bad weather. The Small Business Development Center at UW-Green Bay and other local agencies presenting “CONNECT! Local information for...
Ten University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students will report on research conducted in UW-Green Bay natural areas at the 25th annual Cofrin Student Symposium, scheduled from 1-5 p.m. Tuesday, March 4 in the Christie Theatre...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will present a series of events in conjunction with Women’s History Month, which is celebrated in March. Ranging from film screenings to panel discussions, speakers, socials and more, the...
From the frigid cold temperatures of Green Bay to the warm climate of Central Florida, Ryan Taylor has made a career out of his love for animals. Looking for a change in weather, Taylor took a job in 2008 at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, one of the largest animal theme parks in the world, as an animal keeper, taking care of hoofed stock like giraffes and zebras on the Safari.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and its Alumni Association will award Distinguished Alumni awards to three deserving graduates at the Alumni Association Awards Night on Thursday evening, May 1, at the Weidner Center. The...