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Physics Prof. Heidi Fencl will delve into what’s been called “the greatest mystery of modern astronomy” Tuesday, March 5, headlining the third After Thoughts session of the year with a talk titled, “The Universe...
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Heidi Fencl will offer audience members a fascinating look into the mysterious world of dark energy during the University’s next After Thoughts event, beginning at 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 5...
UW-Green Bay Director of Development Jeanne Stangel fired up an After Thoughts crowed Tuesday (Nov. 13) with her presentation “The Green Bay Way: The Impact of National Recognition in Collegiate Sports at UW-Green Bay.”...
The phenomenal success of the UW-Green Bay Phoenix women’s basketball team, and all it means for campus and community, took center stage Nov. 13 during the University’s After Thoughts program. Jeanne Stangel, UW-Green Bay Director of Development and former Associate Director of UW-Green Bay Athletics, presented “The Green Bay Way: The Impact of National Recognition in Collegiate Sports at UW-Green Bay.”
A friendly reminder that our own Jeanne Stangel will present the next installment of the popular After Thoughts series Tuesday (Nov. 13) in the Grand Foyer of the Weidner Center. Stangel, UW-Green Bay’s director...
Collegiate sports and the super-successful UW-Green Bay women’s basketball team will be the focus of the next After Thoughts program, coming up Tuesday, Nov. 13. Former Associate Athletics Director and current UW-Green Bay Director...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will continue its popular After Thoughts series of programs with a Tuesday, Nov. 13 presentation. Jeanne Stangel, UW-Green Bay’s Director of Development and the former Associate Director of UW-Green Bay Athletics, will present “The Green Bay Way: The Impact of National Recognition in Collegiate Sports at UW-Green Bay.”
Prof. Rebecca Meacham fired up the first After Thoughts audience of the 2012-13 school year Monday (Oct. 1), motivating attendees to put pen to paper in “Fiction’s Burning Questions: Novelists, History and the Creative...
It was apparent by the end of her “After Thoughts” presentation Monday evening, October 1, that award-winning author and UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Rebecca Meacham is also an enthusiastic motivator and teacher. With her captivating presentation, “Fiction’s Burning Questions: Novelists, History and the Creative Spark,” she inspired nearly 100 attendees to consider putting pen to paper to begin their own character development.
We’re told that tickets have been moving well for the opening After Thoughts program of 2012-13, with Prof. Rebecca Meacham later today (Monday, Oct. 1) at the Weidner Center. Always room for a few...
