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The UW System Annual American Multicultural Student Leadership Conference is coming to UW-Green Bay in April 2014. If you are interested in being part of this conference planning committee, please email Mai J. Lo...
UW-Green Bay’s Institute for Learning Partnership is gearing up for its 14th annual Fall Conference, to be held Thursday, Oct. 4 and Friday, Oct. 5 in the University Union. Educators, administrators, business professionals and...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Institute for Learning Partnership will present its 14th annual Fall Conference Oct. 4-5 on the pertinent issue of poverty. “Poverty, Prosperity and Education — The Shaping of a Community”...
Karen Dalke, a lecturer in anthropology and sociology for the Urban and Regional Studies program, made presentations this past summer at two international conferences devoted to the study of human-animal interactions. She addressed the...
Our friends in the American Intercultural Center have issued a special invitation to faculty and staff who work with multicultural student populations to attend Multicultural Networking: Connecting Campus-Community-Future 2012, a reception that will be...
The annual UW-Green Bay student leadership conference, Max U Day, is set for Saturday, Sept. 29 in the University Union. In the spirit of this year’s Common Theme, “Creativity, Innovation, and Vision,” this event...
The Classified Staff Advisory Council is asking that participants register by this Friday (Sept. 14) for the 2012 Classified Staff Fall Conference Friday, Sept. 28 at the Tundra Lodge in Green Bay. The theme...
The Classified Staff Advisory Council (CSAC) is holding its 2012 Classified Staff Fall Conference Friday, Sept. 28, at the Tundra Lodge in Green Bay. The theme for this year’s professional development gathering is “FOCUS-...
Prof. Illene Cupit, professor of Human Development and Women’s and Gender Studies, recently returned from the Annual Conference on College Student Grief in Raleigh, N.C. Cupit was invited to present three papers, “Global Implications...
UW-Green Bay’s Cofrin Center for Biodiversity was honored to host the 36th annual meeting of the American Arachnological Society July 20-24. More than 100 of the foremost arachnologists in the country gathered for the academic conference. A highlight was a community open house on Sunday night. The event had some fun with spider-related pop culture displays, hands-on activities for kids and a slideshow including rare and exotic spider species.
