Tag: chancellor’s award

  • Chancellor’s Award, citation honor Liebs

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    Chancellor Thomas K. Harden honored four individuals by presenting them with UW-Green Bay’s highest community honor, the Chancellor’s Award, before an audience of nearly 5,000 at the Kress Events Center. Those honored were Mike Kline, Janet and Charlie Lieb, and Larry L. Weyers. The citation that Harden read for the Liebs referred to the longtime…

  • Citation for Larry Weyers

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    Also receiving a Chancellor’s Award at Saturday’s UW-Green Bay Commencement was longtime former Wisconsin Public Service and Integrys executive Larry L. Weyers. In presenting the award, Chancellor Tom Harden said of Weyers, “Whether as private citizen, generous community advocate or influential corporate executive, he has distinguished himself as a remarkable supporter of UW-Green Bay and…

  • Citation for Mike Kline

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    Popular and respected UW-Green Bay staff member Mike Kline heard cheers and applause at Saturday’s UW-Green Bay commencement when he was presented with the Chancellor’s Award. Said Harden, “As coach of the Phoenix cross-country teams, (Mike) has influenced a generation of college athletes to dedicate themselves to their sport and to their teammates. As academic…

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    Chancellor’s Awards will go to Kline, Liebs, Weyers

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    Chancellor Thomas K. Harden has selected four individuals to receive UW-Green Bay’s highest community honor, the Chancellor’s Award, in recognition of outstanding lifetime contributions to the institution. The awards will be made at commencement, 11:30 a.m. Saturday (May 17) at the Kress Events Center. This year’s honorees: • Mike Kline is a 1988 graduate of…

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    UW-Green Bay to present community honor to Kline, Liebs, Weyers

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    Chancellor Thomas K. Harden has selected four individuals to receive UW-Green Bay’s highest community honor, the Chancellor’s Award, at May 2014 commencement in recognition of outstanding lifetime contributions to the institution. They are Mike Kline, Janet and Charlie Lieb, and Larry L. Weyers. The awards will be made early in the program during the commencement…

  • Dhein accepts UW-Green Bay Chancellor’s Award

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    Steve Dhein of Green Bay was presented the Chancellor’s Award, UW-Green Bay’s highest community honor, at spring commencement May 18 on campus. Dhein accepted the award from Chancellor Tom Harden in front of an audience of about 5,000 at the Kress Events Center.

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    Dhein to receive UW-Green Bay community award

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    Steve Dhein of Green Bay will be presented the Chancellor’s Award, UW-Green Bay’s highest community honor, in recognition of his sustained commitment to the University and the region it serves. Dhein will accept the award from Chancellor Tom Harden during spring 2013 commencement at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, May 18 at the Kress Events Center on…

  • Warm ovation and Chancellor’s Award for Hinckleys

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    Dr. James and Patricia Hinckley received a warm welcome when they were invited up on the platform near the beginning of UW-Green Bay commencement ceremonies May 12 at the Kress Events Center. The Green Bay couple was recognized with the institution’s highest community honor, the Chancellor’s Award. Their relationship with the University dates to the…

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    Hinckleys to receive Chancellor’s Award from UW-Green Bay

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    Dr. James and Patricia Hinckley of Green Bay will be recognized at UW-Green Bay spring commencement this Saturday, May 12, with the institution’s highest community honor, the Chancellor’s Award. The Hinckleys’ relationship with the University dates to the late 1970s and includes substantial involvement with, and support of, the University’s academic mission, the fine arts…

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    UW-Green Bay friend Sandmire publishes autobiography

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    Making a Difference: One Man’s Journey is the title chosen by award-winning medical doctor Herbert Sandmire for his new book. The autobiography covers Dr. Sandmire’s 50-plus years in obstetrics and includes personal observations from his days growing up as the son of a tenant farmer to his receiving the 2010 Distinguished Service Award presented by…