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The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is teaming up with Louisville-based tech company Interapt and global education provider General Assembly to launch a new tech training pathway for people in the Green Bay area. With...
GRB: Meet the 26th Senate District candidates (including alumna Amani Latimer Burris, Communication), Wisconsin State Journal, Aug. 2
The University of Wisconsin System today introduced a new online behavioral health tool, SilverCloud, that offers self-guided programs for anxiety, depression, stress, insomnia and resilience. The tool is now available to faculty, staff, and...
Lifelong Learning Institute’s Susan Pike was interviewed on WOMT, July 29. You can listen to the rebroadcast, here.
UW Green Bay has opened registration for their Lifelong Learning Institute.LLI is a 20+-year strong membership program developed by retirees for retirees. Susan Pike, program specialist, and volunteer on the curriculum committee, worked diligently...
The message is clear, please continue to encourage remote appointments, however, GBOSS plans to have a physical presence (one staff member, rotating) on the Green Bay campus moving forward. Any in-person meetings still need...
Finalists for the vice chancellor for University Inclusivity and Student Affairs will be made public in the days ahead. Candidate forums (virtual) are being planned for the week of August 10 and 17. Watch...
UW Credit Union has reopened for business on the Green Bay Campus and at this time will be assisting members by appointment only. You are able to schedule an appointment at www.uwcu.org.
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Amulya Gurtu (Supply Chain Management) co-authored a paper, “Selection of sustainable transport system: a case study.” This has been published in the Management of Environmental Quality: An International Journal (Emerald...
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Kimberley Reilly (DJS, History, Women’s and Gender Studies) has published a book, The Politics of Prosperity: Mass Consumer Culture in the 1920s, with Oxford University Press. The book is part...
