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The second annual Adult Degree Convocation and Family Welcome was a definite success, welcoming 75 students, family and friends during a daylong event Saturday. Featuring tours, panels, breakout sessions and more, the welcome program...
UW-Green Bay officially welcomed a new class of adult students Sept. 15, bringing together learners and their support teams for a day of information and fun. The day’s events included a welcome and tour for students and families, as well as a variety of sessions on topics from personal finance to writing.
UW-Green Bay’s Christina Trombley was featured in a front-page story on online learning in Thursday’s (Aug. 23) Green Bay Press-Gazette. And while we’re used to seeing Trombley in the news talking about business, this...
Congratulations are in order for Small Business Development Center director Christina Trombley, who will become UW-Green Bay’s Adult Degree Programs director effective July 1. Trombley has led the SBDC since 2006, during which time...
Christina Trombley, director of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC), has been named the University’s new director of Adult Degree Programs, effective July 1. Trombley’s hire follows a national search...
Things are pretty quiet on campus these days; but for many, summer is a great time to think about the future and maybe plan a return to school. We told you earlier this month...
Associate Provost Steve VandenAvond has announced the names of the four finalists for the position of director of Adult Degree Programs. The candidates will each spend an interview day on campus the week of...
James and Sandra Ann Barbeau crossed the stage together, received their diplomas together and even posed for the traditional edge-of-stage portrait together. Only natural, when you consider the Two Rivers couple has been married...
UW-Green Bay’s Adult Degree Program and Wausau-based Northcentral Technical College are reinvigorating a guaranteed transfer agreement that allows associate degree grads to transfer 60 credits — at minimum — to UW-Green Bay. The “One...
A newly reinvigorated partnership between the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Adult Degree Program and Wausau-based Northcentral Technical College is bringing NTC grads “One Degree Closer” to earning their bachelor’s degree, thanks to a guaranteed credit transfer agreement between the two institutions.
