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On Saturday, March 7 at 9:15 p.m., eight UW-Green Bay Education students (EDUC 352) class and instructor Mary Sue Lavin will be participating on a VIP panel for the Annual CP Telethon. The CP...
UW-Green Bay alumni Drew Votis (Biology and Environmental Science) and Ashley Votis (Education) talk about farming on ancestral property, their journey of efficiently managing the farm and the future of their farm with Agri-View....
The way Native American history is taught throughout the state of Wisconsin allows for inconsistencies. The UW-System has a variation in how Native American history is taught to college students, with UW-Green Bay one...
UW-Green Bay alumni Senator Dave Hansen (History & Secondary Education) ’71 has announced he is retiring at the end of his current term after almost 20 years in office. Read more via Senator Hansen retiring:...
Transformative. Intense. Rigorous. These are the words students use to describe UW-Green Bay’s first-ever doctoral program—the only one of its kind in the state of Wisconsin—the Doctorate Degree in Education (Ed.D.) in First Nations...
One week after returning from a nearly year-long deployment to Afghanistan, Andrea Ackerman is set to walk across UW-Green Bay’s graduation stage. “You know the mission always comes first, so you’re trying to balance...
UW-Green Bay student and dedicated single mother Frances Nazario credits receiving the Rita E. Nelson Endowed Scholarship for Education from UW-Green Bay as an influential force in helping her continue her education. More via Green Bay Mom’s...
The College of Health, Education and Social Welfare, along with the Office of International Education, mourn the passing of long-time University friend and supporter, Palmira Torre. Over the past few decades, Torre and her...
UW-Green Bay alumnus Zak Lenski ’16 (History) is promoting innovation to his high school students at Kettle Moraine High School in Wales, Wis. Lenski is the school’s only social studies teacher in the KMGlobal...
Conner Fritsch earned a GED and will continue his studies at NWTC before transitioning to UW-Green Bay where he hopes to major in Education in hopes of becoming a history teacher. Doorcountydailynews.com has his...
