HIMT is now HIMSS-affiliated
Our friends in the UW-Green Bay HIMT program — the relatively new online bachelor’s in Health Information Management and Technology — are sharing the news they are now an official HIMSS (Healthcare Information and...
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Passing of 1979’s top grad, Thomas L. Jones
Among those the UWGB community lost in the calendar year just concluded was Thomas L. Jones, the 1979 recipient of the Alumni Association’s Outstanding Student Award, presented to the top graduating senior from that...
Sampson sendoff
Christopher Sampson, the longtime Log newsletter and Inside magazine editor, press release writer and chief cook and bottle washer in the University Communication office, will be hanging it up later this week after nearly...
Snow-removal crews get the job done
Main roads were plowed, parking lots were being cleared and most campus paths have been swept as of 7:15 a.m. today (Tuesday, Dec. 29) on the UW-Green Bay campus, although much work was still...
Two top mid-majors to meet at Kress
The 9-2 Green Bay women’s basketball team, after a non-conference season of tough tests, faces perhaps its toughest at 7 p.m. Wednesday (Dec. 30) vs. the 7-3 Dayton Flyers. The Phoenix is ranked No....
Phoenix men flirt with near-record comeback vs. Badgers
The greatest comeback in NCAA D-I basketball history was in 1994, when Kentucky rallied from 31 down with 13 minutes left to win at LSU. Last Wednesday, Dec. 23, Coach Linc Darner’s UW-Green Bay...
TRIO tops 1,000 holiday cards for military vets!
Their goal was a daunting 900 cards. With the help of many people across campus and throughout the community, staff in the TRIO Office at UW-Green Bay not only met the goal, but exceeded...
Public Safety: Police training exercise Jan. 18
Previously announced here: UW-Green Bay will host a regional emergency-response training exercise next Monday (Jan. 4) at the Weidner Center. Additionally, a second, campus exercise has been scheduled for two Mondays later (Jan. 18),...
Reminder: Application deadline for ‘Posters’ is Jan. 15
Here’s one last reminder that the 13th Annual Posters in the Rotunda will take place Wednesday, April 13, 2016 in Madison at the Capitol Rotunda. Outstanding undergraduate student researchers from across the state will...
First-year students go Viking
First-year students Haley Falcon, Wynne Larson and Emily Poull really got into their first-year GPS seminar with historian Heidi Sherman of the Humanistic Studies faculty. The students chose to make a five-minute video on...
