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The campus and larger communities are invited to have fun and get creative all day long Friday (April 19), when UW-Green Bay presents its first-ever “Create-a-Thon” in conjunction with the campus Common Theme. The...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will present its first ever Create-a-Thon event Friday, April 19, celebrating the campus Common Theme of “Creativity, Innovation & Vision” with a day of music, art, improvisation and more....
This year’s Common Theme, “Creativity, Innovation, & Vision,” is still going strong (we’ll have more for you soon on some cool upcoming events), even as planning is under way for next year’s theme —...
Don’t have all the details pinned down yet — which is in keeping with the fun, creative nature of this project — but we do know that various faculty and staff members and proponents...
“Global Citizenship in an Evolving World” is the common theme selected for the 2013-2014 academic year. As stated in the proposal, globalization has triggered a wide range of social, cultural, political, environmental, and economic...
UW-Green Bay’s Austin E. Cofrin School of Business, in partnership with Career Services, will present a host of activities as part of Business Week 2013, to be held Feb. 25-March 7 on the campus...
Prof. Ellen Rosewall, Arts Management, has opened a new Free Little Library outside her office, Theatre Hall 391. She says, “I’d love to have you consider donating or lending books to the library –...
The third floor of Theatre Hall got a little more welcoming Tuesday (Nov. 6) as Profs. Ellen Rosewall, Jeni Mokren and Michelle McQuade Dewhirst helped First-Year Seminar students prepare for an upcoming Common Theme...
Profs. Ellen Rosewall, Jeni Mokren and Michelle McQuade Dewhirst helped First Year Seminar students prepare for an upcoming Common Theme event this week, using art to improve the public space in which they learn....
Here’s a reminder that the new academic year brings the arrival of Common Theme 2012-13. “Creativity” is the key word this year. The comprehensive website is up and operating at www.uwgb.edu/commontheme.
