Category: Announcements
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Northern Lights literary and arts journal is extending deadline to April 3
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Northern Lights is a literary and arts journal published by the Marinette Campus. It is open to students, faculty/staff, and alumni from all four UW-Green Bay campuses. It publishes fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, interactive digital fiction, photography, and ART. Read the contributors’ guidelines and submit. All submissions are juried anonymously.
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Reminder: Tri-annual records destruction, April 20 and 27, 11 a.m. to Noon
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UW-Green Bay and all of its employees are required to manage the records we create and use while conducting University business as a matter of state law, under Wis. Stat. Sec. 16.61. On March 15, 2022 an email was send out to operational areas regarding the upcoming Records Management collection and destruction. The collection and…
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Spread the word: WiSys Quick Pitch @ UW-Green Bay is April 13
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WiSys Quick Pitch is a research-focused student pitch competition that inspires you as a student to consider the impact of your research and learn how to effectively communicate it to a general audience. The event is April 13, 2022 from 4:30 to 7 p.m., in the Brown County STEM Innovation Center, Room 137-139. No cost.…
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Videos: New North launches “More You in NEW’ campaign; you can participate
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New North, Inc. has launched the More YOU in NEW campaign, focusing on attracting talent and building pride. See more about the campaigns and watch the new videos. New Feature – More YOU in NEW Digital Mosaic. YOU can share why you love living and working in the New North region! Visit our More YOU…
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Expect supplemental phishing training following three failed phishing simulations
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As communicated by the UW-Green Bay Information Security Officer via email earlier this spring, the UW System Office of Information Security is finalizing a process to comply with SYS 1032, Information Security: Awareness which states, “Employees must be enrolled in supplemental phishing training following three failed phishing simulations within a given calendar year.” Seee more IT…