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It was a spectacular 2012 at UW-Green Bay, with the year bringing ample accolades and a new way to articulate what makes our University great. From teaching honors to super-smart student athletes, a Weidner Center re-birth and a fresh new way to describe our strengths, it truly was a great year to be green at UW-Green Bay.
A UW-Green Bay alumna will have her work showcased through Feb. 3 at the Neville Public Museum of Brown County. “Portraits of Hmong Women by Kou Vang” features 14 photo portraits of Hmong women...
The Diversity Task Force is again looking for those programs, lectures or events you would like to promote to the campus in its brochure “The Human Mosaic.” The brochure promotes a wide array of...
A host of UW-Green Bay offices are co-sponsoring the Green Bay community Kwanzaa celebration this Saturday (Dec. 1) at the KI Convention Center in downtown Green Bay. Joined by fellow co-sponsors St. Norbert College...
UW-Green Bay will welcome its most diverse freshman class to date this fall, with more than 100 students of color — 12 percent of the class — set to start classes Tuesday (Sept. 4)....
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will welcome its most diverse freshman class to date this fall, with more than 100 students of color — 12 percent of the class — set to start classes...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Division of Outreach and Adult Access will offer an introductory course in the Menominee language beginning Thursday, Sept. 6. Open to UW-Green Bay students and the larger community, this first-time course can be taken for three undergraduate credits or as a noncredit option.
UW-Green Bay Chancellor Thomas Harden is among area educators who co-authored a column on embracing diversity in Tuesday’s (May 8) Green Bay Press-Gazette. Along with Michelle Langenfeld, Green Bay schools superintendent; Jeffrey Rafn, president...
Assistant Professor Leslie Moore of Ohio State University is the guest speaker at 5 p.m. Thursday (April 19) in the Union’s Christie Theatre. Her visit is sponsored by the Psychology and Human Development, the...
Student intern Aisha Umar and classmates have helped the Mauthe Center plan four days of activities this week so UW-Green Bay students, faculty, staff and the greater Green Bay community have the opportunity to learn...
