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UW-Green Bay is hosting an event in September. MADISON – How can employers, educators and communities boost local talent pools to strengthen Wisconsin’s workforce and help our economy thrive? Strategies such as expanding apprenticeship,...
Senior Ashley Brosig is your typical savvy, hard-working Phoenix whose journey to achieving her dreams of becoming a teacher are close to becoming reality. She shared her story with members of Rotary Club of...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 11, 2023 MEDIA ADVISORY Special events scheduled for Thursday and Friday will highlight the more than 30 new nurses and 80 teachers entering the workforce, bringing innovative solutions and a...
Rising to the top of their field, three UW-Green Bay alumni were recognized at the 29th annual Golden Apple Awards last week. Rylee Schmitt, Hope Smeester and Michael Smits were honored along with seven...
GREEN BAY (WLUK) — Local education departments are making new efforts to fill Wisconsin’s severe teacher shortage; an advanced Master’s degree program is bridging the gap. “You can start your career in one spot,...
New partnership with GBAPS and UW-Green Bay prepares a cohort of GBAPS employees to become teachers Green Bay, WI — Efforts to fill Wisconsin’s severe teacher shortage – with more than 2,500 vacant positions...
What language practices do your students bring to our UW-Green Bay community? How do you value and sustain those language practices in your classrooms and other interactions with students? Join Prof. Cory Mathieu, 2022-23...
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – A national teacher shortage is affecting schools in our area, as well as impacting students studying to become teachers. A state-required exam, the ‘FORT’ or the Foundations of Reading...
GREEN BAY (WLUK) — A new initiative is hoping to increase reading proficiency for Northeast Wisconsin elementary school students. UW-Green Bay launched a program that connects UW-Green Bay students, faculty, staff and community members...
MADISON – New North employers will get $1.45 million through the Wisconsin Fast Forward grant program with support training workers in high-demand sectors. The worker training grants administered by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce...
