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Preliminary numbers show university’s growing impact on workforce needs, economy of Northeast Wisconsin Green Bay, Wis.— Continuing to move against enrollment trends in higher education, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is once again seeing...
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s department of Veteran Services and “Vet for Vets” held a 9/11 memorial march. Veterans say 9/11 is a day that they will never forget. “I...
Hosted at The Weidner and online, UW-Green Bay’s Fall Convocation was held on Wednesday, August 24th. Attendees heard from Provost Kate Burns and Chancellor Michael Alexander, both speaking to the success of the previous...
UPDATE: Action 2 News at 4:30 anchor Chris Roth interviewed the chancellors of University of Wisconsin schools in Green Bay and Oshkosh about the Wisconsin Tuition Promise. Watch the full interview on the link...
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – UW-Green Bay and UW-Oshkosh are launching a new initiative to help students with tuition. More than 8,000 students will be eligible for the Wisconsin Tuition Promise, a program that will...
June 24, 2022 Following is a statement from UW-Green Bay Chancellor Mike Alexander: Dear UW-Green Bay Students, Faculty, and Staff, We live in complicated times and I think a lot about the role of...
High school to doctoral, more than 1,000 students to be awarded degrees at UW-Green Bay’s 2022 Spring/Summer Commencement, May 14, 2022 Green Bay, Wis.—A vision of “education for everyone who wants to learn” while...
A video message from Chancellor Michael Alexander: “I’m here to welcome everybody to the upcoming Employee Appreciation Days. I’m incredibly grateful to be able to work with everybody on the faculty, staff, here at...
GREEN BAY – Students looking to further their education will soon have more pathways to achieve their goals through Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UWGB).The local institutions announced...
GREEN BAY – Stereotypes come to mind when someone says “college president” or “chancellor.”Tweed jacket, perhaps with patches on the elbows. An Oxford with a paisley necktie. A touch of New England on the resume...
