Tag: alumni
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UW-Green Bay Nursing alum spotlight in Menominee County Journal
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UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus ’01 alum Amber (Baker) Olsen recently highlighted in the second alumni spotlight of the Menominee County Journal. In her job as a Public Health Nurse for Delta and Menominee Counties, Amber (Baker) Olsen uses her knowledge of nursing, her passion for education, and her knowledge of her home community to help…
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UW-Green Bay alumna Delbecchi named ‘Young Professional of the Year’
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On March 26, 2021, Current Young Professionals hosted the virtual 2021 Future 15 & Young Professional Awards, presented by the Schneider MBA program at St. Norbert College. The recipient of the 2021 Young Professional of the Year, presented by KBX Logistics, is Diana Delbecchi ’10 (Psychology, Human Development), community schools resource coordinator for the Green Bay Area Public School District. Delbecchi is passionate about helping young…
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Taco Bell CEO Mark King explains how a mindset fueled by ‘restless creativity’ will help the chain grow into a $20 billion global lifestyle brand, following his success at Adidas (YUM) | Usa news site
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Mark King spent his first days as CEO of Taco Bell at a hotel in the California desert. The former Adidas executive landed at the iconic fast-food brand in the summer of 2019 during one of Taco Bell’s last big creative events. The chain had turned a Palm Springs hotel into a Taco Bell-themed resort…
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Alumna publishes novel: ‘Bullet Proof Marriage: Love on the Run’
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UW-Green Bay alumna Cindi LeRoy ’85 (Communication) wrote and published a novel titled “Bullet Proof Marriage: Love on the Run. It’s a Route 66 road trip comedy/adventure. Her debut novel has been released on amazon.com. “Bullet Proof Marriage is an epic road trip story written by Cindi LeRoy and Emmy Award© Winning Writer, Susan B. Flanagan.…
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Faculty note: Professor Bansal invited to present his research
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Professor Gaurav Bansal (Business and MIS/Statistics) is invited by the Kansas University Center for Business Analytics Research to present his current research on Privacy Concerns Revisited: Surveillance and Right-to-Be-Forgotten as New Dimensions. He will be delivering his presentation virtually via zoom on April 30, 2021 at 10:30 a.m. Prof. Bansal considers this as his teaching…
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April 6 election: Stevens Point City Council District 5 candidate Q&A
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STEVENS POINT – Rising taxes, affordable housing, and bike lanes and roads are among the key issues for the District 5 City Council candidates in the spring general election. District 5 incumbent Meleesa Johnson ’00 (Environmental Policy & Planning) will face challenger Marla Schultz and registered write-in challenger Tyler Paterick in the April 6 general election.…
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Alumna Martha Baldwin transitions to Pillars Crisis Housing Director
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Pillars welcomes Martha Baldwin ’99 (Accounting) as the new Crisis Housing director. She officially transitioned into this role on March 1 after previously working as finance director at Pillars since August 2019. “I feel honored to be given the opportunity to expand upon the important work that Pillars does to serve those in our community…
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Pulaski School Board Zone 2 candidates for April 6 election
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PULASKI – Voters in Zone 2 of the Pulaski School District will vote in a race that pits incumbent Jeromy Delebreau against newcomer Jaclyn Fradette ’99 (Communication Processes): Occupation and highest education level completed: Integrated sales specialist at KI and business manager, Evergreen Consultants LLC. Bachelor of arts in communications, with a minor in business, University of Wisconsin-Green…
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New chapbook published by alumnus Casey Thayer
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Casey Thayer (English, Creative Writing, ’06) was recently named the winner of the of the Cow Creek Chapbook Contest sponsored by Pittsburg State University for his manuscript Love for the Gun. Rife with imagery drawn from the Northwoods of Wisconsin, it examines masculinity as expressed through hunting culture, heritage, familial traditions, and farm life. It…