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Green Bay, WI — Tony P. Werner will join the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay as Vice Chancellor for University Advancement and President of the UW-Green Bay Foundation, Inc. Werner is the former President and...
UW-Green Bay Chancellor Gary L. Miller announced today that he has accepted the resignation of Lance Cavanaugh, Vice Chancellor for University Advancement and President of the UW-Green Bay Foundation. “We are deeply grateful to...
The UW-Green Bay community has made such a difference. This year 82 employees took part in the Faculty and Staff Giving Drive, raising more than $20,000 for campus and community needs. Organizers of the...
How do I request Chancellor Miller to a UW-Green Bay sponsored/community sponsored event? If you would like the Chancellor to attend or speak at your upcoming event, a Chancellor Request Form must be filled out prior...
Annual reception honors his memory and celebrates student success When Craig A. Mueller ’71 (Humanism in Cultural Change) passed in 2006, he left a gift to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay that was at...
The Kenosha, Wis. native dreams of anthropological research in Asia or curating a museum exhibit on East Asian history. Don’t doubt her. In four years she has immersed herself in travel (South Korea), school...
Tomorrow is “Giving Tuesday,” the perfect day to join millions of others across the globe in making a difference through charitable giving. Last year, this international movement led to giving efforts totaling more than $116...
Cynthia Olson, who started recently as executive assistant to Lance Cavanaugh (Vice Chancellor for University Advancement), is a notary. You can locate her at CL 805, or e-mail her at olsoncy@uwgb.edu.
The “Revise the Room” fundraiser has nearly reached its goal of raising $6,000 to purchase new chairs for Theater Hall 378. This room is used by students in English 305: Novel Writing Workshop who...
Imagine trying to compose a 50,000-word novel on deadline. Pecking away on a keyboard for hours on end, while competing with 17 other students in a cramped classroom for power outlets and a few...
