Tag: classified staff
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Campus saddened by passing of Delores Brault
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Delores Brault, who worked more than 30 years serving UWGB Academic Deans, and retired a few years ago, passed away this week. In receiving the Classified Staff Award of Excellence in 2002, it was noted that Brault “had ‘trained’ 19 deans during her employment at UW-Green Bay.” She was acknowledged for providing “the highest level…
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Deadline is Friday to register for University Staff Fall Conference
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It’s time to get recharged! The University Staff Fall Conference committee would like to remind you that registration for this year’s edition of their popular fall conference — which attracts registrations from other state agencies and from around the state — will be closing this Friday (Oct. 3) at 4:30 p.m. This year’s conference will…
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Classified Staff Advisory Council sets roster for 2014-15
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The Classified Staff Advisory Council recently held elections and re-elected officers. Here’s the new 2014/15 Classified Staff Council, with officers: • Ruth Pearson, Professional Program in Nursing (Chair) (2013-15 term) • Amanda Wildenberg, Dean of Students Office (Co-chair) (2014-16) • Amy Ibuaka, Phoenix Bookstore (Treasurer) (2013-15) • Tina Tackmier, Student Life (Secretary) (2013-15) • Brenda…
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From all over the state, attendees enjoy Classified Staff Fall Conference
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UW-Green Bay’s annual Classified Staff Fall Conference was held Friday, Oct. 18, at the Tundra Lodge. There was record attendance, with staff participation from NWTC and 10 of the 13 UW System campuses. Attendees were able to SCORE (Strategize/Communicate/ Organize/Research/Energize) as they enjoyed a day of networking, breakout sessions, food and terrific keynotes. Highlights of…
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Reminder: 2013 Fall Conference
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The Classified Staff Advisory Council Fall Conference will include remarks by a Green Bay Packers star famous for overcoming long odds, LeRoy Butler. The author of The LeRoy Butler Story… From Wheelchair to the Lambeau Leap is just one of the reasons to attend the Oct. 18 event at the Tundra Lodge. More details.
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Early bird registration for classified staff conference ends Friday
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This is the last week to register for the Classified Staff Advisory Council Fall Conference, if you want to guarantee yourself a copy of LeRoy Butler’s book “The LeRoy Butler Story … From Wheelchair to the Lambeau Leap.” Early bird registration ends Friday, Aug. 2 for the event, which will take place Friday, Oct. 18…
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Reminder: Novitski farewell
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Our friends in Admissions remind you to join them in celebrating Maxine Novitski’s retirement from the Admissions Office at a gathering next Tuesday (June 25) from 3 to 5 p.m. in the 1965 Room of the University Union. Maxine has worked in the Registrar and Bursars’ offices during her career at UW-Green Bay but, most…
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Fuel your Phoenix: Free employee health, wellness event is May 30
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It’s summer … the perfect time to re-calibrate, re-focus and (re)fuel your Inner Phoenix! All employees are invited to a free Health & Wellness Event from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday, May 30 at the Kress Events Center. Featured speakers include Stephanie Schultz from Festival Foods and UW-Green Bay student health/wellness expert Alex Stenner. The event…
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Classified Staff Advisory Council elections run through March 29
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Voting is now open in the 2013 Classified Staff Advisory Council Elections, with balloting taking place through Friday, March 29. The Classified Staff Advisory Council’s (CSAC) mission is to promote and provide professional development to classified staff through education, training, and communication. The Council serves in an advisory capacity, offering a cohesive partnership with colleagues…
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Photos: Classified Staff Conference 2012
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The Classified Staff Fall Conference was held Friday, Sept. 28, at the Tundra Lodge banquet facilities, Green Bay. This annual event is hosted by the Classified Staff Advisory Council (CSAC). Participants include UW-Green Bay classified staff members as well as collegiate support staff from around the state. (Ten campuses were represented… another great testimonial to…