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From a farm field looking up 262 feet at a GE wind turbine, to standing on the sandy banks of the Wisconsin River, a short walk down a path from Aldo Leopold’s shack, students participating in the inaugural Sustainability Learning Community experienced for themselves some of the complex issues surrounding human impact on the environment and the differing perspectives on these issues.
The music of legendary American composer Leonard Bernstein and a guest appearance by a local high school marching band will be highlights when UW-Green Bay’s Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble perform in concert at...
UW-Green Bay Music faculty members were the primary University ambassadors at the 2013 Wisconsin Music Education Association Convention last week. Check out their Facebook gallery, where faculty members and alumni posed with the University’s...
The Institute for Learning Partnership’s 15th Annual Fall Conference had a theme that resonated with all who attended — “We are more alike than different.” More than 200 educators, school administrators, pre-service teachers and...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, its provost, Julia Wallace, with administrative support from Judi Pietsch, played host to the 2013 Wisconsin Women in Higher Education Leadership (WWHEL) Conference, Oct. 23-24. Engaging speakers and panelists...
The Committee of Six Full Professors will provide an informal workshop on the process of promotion from associate to full professor, in a session at 3 p.m. this Friday (Nov. 1) in the 1965...
Our friends at CATL (the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning) and Academic Technology Services share word that the first Wisconsin “D2L IGNITE” Regional User Forum will be held Friday, Nov. 8,...
UW-Green Bay alumna McKenna Ihde, a May 2012 Art grad, was on national television last week. She appeared on ABC’s “Good Morning America” in a segment dealing with creative Halloween costumes. The funniest thing...
Paula Ganyard, director of UW-Green Bay’s Cofrin Library and president of the Wisconsin Library Association, was interviewed last week on the Wisconsin Public Radio show “Central Time.” The occasion was library week and the...
Robert Wenger, Professor Emeritus of Natural and Applied Sciences, is co-author of a chapter in a recently published book titled Securing Water and Wastewater Systems: Global Experiences. Wenger’s co-author is Professor He Chen, a...
