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Women from across the UW-Green Bay campus came together to talk leadership and giving back Wednesday (Oct. 3) during the Women’s Leadership Networking Luncheon. Sponsored by the Office of Student Life, the noon event...
Prof. Rebecca Meacham fired up the first After Thoughts audience of the 2012-13 school year Monday (Oct. 1), motivating attendees to put pen to paper in “Fiction’s Burning Questions: Novelists, History and the Creative...
Get ready, get set … Phuture Phoenix Days are almost here! Our friends at the Institute for Learning Partnership are busy putting the final touches on next week’s exciting programs, preparing for some 1,400...
Lest you think Phuture Phoenix Day is strictly a University phenomenon, we’ve got great news from the office of Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt. Schmitt will be on hand during the first Tour Day...
That’s right, it’s Laffle time! This popular raffle-like charity drive is back for its fifth straight year, with donations benefitting Paul’s Pantry and the Bay Area Humane Society. You can bring nonperishable food items...
Regenia Rawlinson, keynote speaker for the Institute for Learning Partnership’s annual Fall Conference, will deliver her keynote address, “Creating a Climate and Culture for Learning,” at 7 p.m. tonight (Thursday, Oct. 4) in the...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s award-winning Phuture Phoenix program will host its annual Fall Tour Days Oct. 9 and 11, welcoming some 1,400 fifth-graders to campus for the start of a lasting relationship forged around the importance of education.
UW-Green Bay’s Institute for Learning Partnership will kick off its 14th annual Fall Conference Thursday (Oct. 4), welcoming educators and others from throughout the area. Teachers, administrators, business professionals and the general public are...
It was apparent by the end of her “After Thoughts” presentation Monday evening, October 1, that award-winning author and UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Rebecca Meacham is also an enthusiastic motivator and teacher. With her captivating presentation, “Fiction’s Burning Questions: Novelists, History and the Creative Spark,” she inspired nearly 100 attendees to consider putting pen to paper to begin their own character development.
UW-Green Bay Prof. Dallas Blaney is the speaker and “The Politics of Food” is the topic for the next installment of the Philosophers’ Café discussion series. The monthly meeting is set for 7 to...
