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A December 2011 UW-Green Bay grad’s efforts to shatter the notion of the “ideal” female appearance and shed light on how women are portrayed in the media were featured in a weekend story in...
That’s the title of a class project in Art Prof. Alison Stehlik’s Design Methods 106 class. Students were directed to observe the activities of UW-Green Bay students in certain locations across campus. They were...
More than 650 new UW-Green Bay alumni crossed the commencement stage at the Kress Events Center May 18, part of a record class of undergraduate degree candidates who were eligible to participate.
Last week we announced scholarship recipients among the art students in UW-Green Bay’s Art and Design program. This time, we congratulate the Design Arts students awarded the following scholarships for the 2013-14 year: Craig...
A UW-Green Bay student is advancing to the national American Advertising Federation Addy Awards competition, having qualified at the district level earlier this year.
Thanks to art faculty and students, art appreciation and awareness is both celebrated and highly anticipated at UW-Green Bay.
As part of an interdisciplinary project, Design Arts alumna Christine Engler ’10, designed an “Original Eco U’ t-shirt for the Environmental Management Business Institute (EMBI) in conjunction with Earth Week. Faculty member Toni Damkoehler...
As part of an interdisciplinary project, Design Arts alumna Christine Engler ’10, designed an ECO U t-shirt for the Environmental Management Business Institute (EMBI) in conjunction with Earth Week. The University trademarked the phrase “Eco U” this past year.
UW-Green Bay’s Environmental Management and Business Institute (EMBI), got dirty with waste issues at this year’s Green Innovations 2011 symposium.
The UW-Green Bay Art Program invites the campus community to join them on Wednesday (April 13) for the Art Program Open House. The open house is expressly designed to allow prospective students, their parents...
