Tag: CHESW
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UW-Green Bay Offers First Nations Studies for Professionals Certificate
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 14, 2025 Registration is open for classes, beginning in March of 2025 Green Bay, WI—UW-Green Bay is offering a new certificate program for First Nations Professionals, designed to expand awareness and understanding of the history, culture and tribal sovereignty of Native American Nations in Wisconsin. The certificate was designed in partnership…
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‘Born to Rise,’ UW-Green Bay Class of 2024 Celebrates Winter Commencement
Happy chaos. Nervous energy. Cheering, clapping. Tears of joy. Excitement! That and so much more dominated UW-Green Bay’s 2024 Winter Commencement ceremonies at The Weidner Saturday, December 14, 2024. Friends, family and fans of the more than 470 graduates celebrated the newest members of the 50,000+ University of Wisconsin-Green Bay alumni. Chancellor Michael Alexander welcomed…
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UW-Green Bay is growing by framing enrollment problem differently | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Falling enrollment plagues many UW campuses. UW-Green Bay is framing the problem differently Kelly Meyerhofer Milwaukee Journal Sentinel GREEN BAY – Jen Jones remembers the meeting well, down to which chair she sat in. University of Wisconsin-Green Bay administrators huddled together in a meeting room about a decade ago, studying enrollment and financial reports. A…
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Walters to be honored with 2024 NWTC Distinguished Alumni Award – Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
Since graduating from NWTC in 2007, Christine Walters has positively impacted the lives of countless individuals through her roles as registered nurse, clinical manager, instructor, and nurse practitioner. Walters will receive the 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award during NWTC Alumni Night on November 14. For Christine Walters, a wound care nurse practitioner in Marinette, technical education…
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Rising in Community Health Education – meet Lisa Miller ’24
Recent UW-Green Bay graduate Lisa Miller, was born and raised on the Menominee Reservation. After high school, she began her education at the College of Menominee Nation, then continued onto NWTC and then decided to transfer to UW-Green Bay. She is one of the first to graduate from the Community Health Education program offered by…
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Social Justice in Northeast Wisconsin is the focus of UW-Green Bay Summit
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 13, 2024 The second annual Social Justice Summit will be held on June 5, 2024 Green Bay, WI — The University of Wisconsin – Green Bay campus will host the second annual Social Justice Summiton June 5, 2024, and will take “A Look into Social Dominance and Resistance.” The in-person event…
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Watch the Video: Online classes are a game-changer for this bachelor’s in Organizational Leadership student
The role of husband, father and supervisor for one of the top airlines in the country keeps UW-Green Bay student Ryker Schneider busy. But in true Phoenix fashion, he fearlessly pursued a degree in Organizational Leadership, citing the program’s online flexibility as the game-changer that allowed him to juggle his many roles both at home…
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UW-Green Bay student researchers Rise at the 2024 Research in the Rotunda
The Capitol was buzzing with excitement during the 20th Annual Research in the Rotunda event held in Madison on March 6, 2024. More than 20 UW-Green Bay student researchers participated in the event, presenting posters that covered everything from phosphorus levels in nearby creeks to pet ownership empathy. Students from all of the UW schools…
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Leading with determination and grace with help from UW-Green Bay’s MSN program
“I’ve been a nurse for 16 years, and I was being put in leadership situations at work. I thought to myself, why am I resisting something that’s just intuitively happening?” The demand for nurses is exploding; so is the demand for those who can lead them. No one needs to be told that being a…
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BSN alumna Esther Nalukwago’s dreams grow bigger from Uganda to UW-Green Bay
This was originally posted on the Alumni Spotlight and featured in the UW-Green Bay Alumni newsletter From more than 7,700 miles away, Esther Nalukwago envisioned her future as a Phoenix. It was a bold move that no one in her family had ever done before. She was going to college. She had done well in…