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You wouldn’t think that a professor whose work mainly focuses on dry, arid landscapes would have much relevance to life near the Great Lakes. But, UW-Green Bay Prof. Renee Richer’s research may help change the way the world looks at Alzheimer’s and ALS, or Lou Gehrig’s disease, by changing the way we look at… algae. […]
The course Biology 298 Special Topics In Biology, Biology of the Florida Keys, will be running a trip to the Florida Keys from Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2019 through Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2019. This course can be taken by students for credit as well as by community members and non-credit participants. Biology of the Florida Keys is snorkel-based course that […]
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Maruf Hossain (Electrical Engineering Technology) has co-authored a paper entitled “Three-Phase PLL for Grid-Connected Power Converters under Both Amplitude and Phase Unbalanced Conditions,” which has been accepted for publication in IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, one of the high impact factor journals published by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers […]
The first of its kind in the UW System, UW-Green Bay now offers a bachelor of science degree in water science. The major will have students gain an understanding of chemistry, surface water hydrology, groundwater and biology of freshwater systems. The program will begin in Fall 2019. Read more.
Program underscores region’s important role in addressing water quality GREEN BAY — (Feb. 19, 2019) The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents has authorized the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to establish the UW System’s first Bachelor of Science Degree in Water Science. The major will have a principal focus on water’s role in natural processes […]
It’s the third year of the Innovation in Aging Student Idea Competition! Mark your calendars to attend the competition on Friday, March 1 from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Christie Theatre, Green Bay Campus (awards will start about 3:20 p.m.). Students from all four colleges and all four UW-Green Bay campuses have been invited to compete. […]
UW-Green Bay Emeritus Prof. Michael Kraft (Environmental Science & Policy) has written an article for the Tri-City Herald that focuses on the Green New Deal. “The short answer to the core question is that a Green New Deal in some form may well be feasible as well as affordable,” Kraft writes. Read the full article.
It’s that time of the semester where students and professionals can be matched through the WITonCampus’s Professional Connection Program. Women in Technology Wisconsin (WIT) is located in the Fox Valley and is dedicated to attracting, growing and retaining women in technology careers. WITonCampus is focused on supporting college students. WITonCampus’s Professional Connection Program helps college students explore […]
Abstract submission to present at the 2019 UWS URSCA Symposium will close on March 1, 2019. For your students to submit an abstract, they must complete the online form. Or, see more information, here. View the video.
On Friday afternoon (Feb. 15, 2019), the University is hosting the Helping Professions Open House, a collaborative program between five helping professions academic programs and admissions. Nursing, Social Work, Education, Psychology and Human Biology will be featured. More than 135 Green Bay Area Public School students and more than 75 prospective students and guests will be on campus to […]