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A celebration is planned in honor of the departing Deans Brenda Amenson-Hill (Dean of Students) and Sue Mattison (Dean of Professional Studies) from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 6 in the Mary Ann Cofrin...
A celebration is planned in honor of the departing Deans Brenda Amenson-Hill (Dean of Students) and Sue Mattison (Dean of Professional Studies), from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 6, in the Mary Ann...
Congratulations to Sue J. Mattison, dean of the College of Professional Studies, whose appointment as provost of Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, was announced this morning (Friday, Dec. 18) by Drake President Marty...
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents voted Friday (Dec. 11) to approve a UW-Green Bay request for the first major restructuring of academic administration at the University in two decades. “I am extremely...
The next UW-Green Bay Philosophers’ Café has an exceedingly timely topic: “The Perception of Risk.” Epidemiology expert Sue Mattison, UW-Green Bay’s dean of the College of Professional Studies, will be the discussion leader for...
UW-Green Bay’s new online bachelor’s degree program in Health Information Management and Technology received good news Thursday afternoon: initial accreditation by the national accrediting agency. The decision by the Commission on Health Informatics and...
Congratulations are in order for Dean of Professional Studies Sue Mattison, who on Tuesday began her first term on the international board of directors for AACSB International (The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of...
Sue Mattison, dean of the College of Professional Studies, offered her heartfelt thanks for our own Phuture Phoenix program in a letter published Friday (Nov. 15) in the Green Bay Press-Gazette. In it, Mattison...
“Breast Cancer: How Far We’ve Come, and What We Still Don’t Know” will be the topic of keynote speaker Sue Mattison, dean of professional studies, at the annual Women’s Leadership Networking Luncheon organized by...
Each year the Office of the Provost provides funds for faculty research to help cover research expenses such as travel costs for faculty who are invited to present research papers at conferences, to participate...
