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Prior to the evening keynote at the CommonCAHSS reception, Dec. 10, 2019, faculty members were recognized by Provost Michael Alexander, Interim Chancellor Sheryl Van Gruensven and the college deans for recent promotions: Moving from...
Two teams from Associate Prof. Vallari Chandna’s (Business Administration) Strategic Management capstone classes have made it to the Top 100 rank in the GloBus Simulation in the last round of the Capstone simulation. Across...
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Amulya Gurtu (Chair, Business Administration and Supply Chain Management) had been selected as an associate editor of the International Journal of Systems Science: Operations & Logistics for his expertise in the area...
UW-Green Bay alumnus Jeff Hujet ’13 (Accounting and Business Administration) has had many roles in life, including UW-Green Bay student and husband, but one role that has continued to evolve over the past 16...
Personnel from the Cofrin School of Business sends holiday greetings and this festive photo from their holiday tree.
Classes of June 1970 and December 2019 strike similarities including commitment to service and community Green Bay, Wis.—It started humbly in UW Center’s Deckner Gymnasium in June of 1970. Seventy-eight members of the first...
UW-Green Bay students Tyrone Powell (Business Administration) and Alex Marchese (Biology and Business Administration) want to help fellow students who are struggling to decide on a career path be well-informed and confident in pursuing their degrees....
Prof. Gaurav Bansal (Cofrin School of Business) was inspired by the campus beauty to submit a photo and poem to the Log this week: “When the snow below looks like the clouds above And...
WiSys’ Innovation and Aging Competition held a Reverse Pitch Forum on Wednesday, Nov. 20 to kickstart the Innovation and Aging student idea competition. The event served as a springboard for interested student groups. The forum...
Ask employers their biggest worry and the usual answer is “finding enough talent.” Ask the same question to college students near graduation and “finding a job” is their reply. The University of Wisconsin System...
