Inside UW-Green Bay News
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Applications now open for 2022 Research in the Rotunda
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The 18th Annual Research in the Rotunda will be held Wednesday, March 9, 2022, in the Capitol Rotunda in Madison, WI. Outstanding undergraduate student researchers from across the University of Wisconsin System, together with their faculty advisers, will fill the Capitol Rotunda to share their research findings on a variety of important topics with legislators,…
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Faculty note: Prof. Pangarkar receives ‘Best Track Chair Award’
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Aniruddha Pangarka (Marketing) received the “Best Track Chair Award” at the 2021 Global Fashion Management Conference held in Seoul this year. This is a prestigious conference that is held globally each year and where luxury brand researchers, (including top scholars) from all over the world present their research. Over the years, the conference also has…
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Q & A: The Story Behind The Third Annual Common CAHSS 2021: Truth
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The 2021 Common CAHSS event, themed “Truth, Information, Misinformation, and Democracy,” seeks to explore the role of the modern university in supporting the “continual and fearless sifting and winnowing by which alone the truth can be found,” which has been part of the University of Wisconsin identity for more than a century. Learn from faculty…
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President Thompson, UW mascots celebrate successful Vax Up! ’70 for 70′ campaign
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70 students have been selected for $7,000 scholarships MADISON, Wis.—University of Wisconsin System President Tommy Thompson today announced that 70 students have been selected through a random drawing to receive a $7,000 scholarship under the System’s Vax Up! “70 for 70” campaign. The 70 students attend the 11 UW System universities that participated in the…
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Riverdance coming to Weidner Center | WLUK
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GREEN BAY (WLUK) — A Grammy award-winning score is coming to life on a Green Bay stage.Riverdance is bringing its 25th Anniversary Show to the Weidner Center on Sunday, June 5, 2022 at 7 p.m.The Irish international dance show is celebrated the world over with innovative and spectacular lighting, projection, stage and costume designs. Source:…
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UW-Green Bay’s chancellor prepares to lead campuses out of pandemic
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GREEN BAY – Stereotypes come to mind when someone says “college president” or “chancellor.”Tweed jacket, perhaps with patches on the elbows. An Oxford with a paisley necktie. A touch of New England on the resume — maybe a Boston accent, maybe a degree in the classics from an Ivy League institution. Probably frequent references to attracting,…
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Video: UW-Green Bay degrees and programs for busy adults
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You can greenlight your future at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. We have degrees and programs designed for busy adults with built in flexibility and online options. Plus, UW-Green Bay is affordable and close to home. Learn more at uwgb.edu/greenlight Degrees and Programs for Busy Adults Transcript: In the last five years, nearly a million adults…
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You are invited: Sitting Volleyball hosted by Exercise is Medicine – On Campus, Nov. 22
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All faculty, staff, and students are welcome to join Exercise is Medicine – On Campus for a game of sitting volleyball on Monday, November 22, at 2 p.m. in the Kress Center East Gym. Start the week off with some fun movement! No prior volleyball or sport experience needed. Simply come prepared to have fun,…
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Vets 4 Vets student organization thanks members of the campus community
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The Vets 4 Vets Student Group would like to thank members of campus and the women from the Quilts of Honor program for their donations. The Quilts of Honor group donated 18 quilts this past week to local veterans and they also donated many wonderfully made hats and mittens to help with our collection to the Afghanistan…
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OPINION: The ‘Midwest-nice’ phenomena shouldn’t be taken for granted – Indiana Daily Student
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I had just made my third trip around a block on Eighth street in New York City. Not wanting to circle it another time, I decided to ask someone for directions. I turned to the first person I saw, and before I could fully get out where I needed to go, they brushed past me…