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UW-Green Bay was mentioned recently in the newspaper published by the Engineering Department of Universidad del Desarrollo (Santiago, Chile). This semester, Professor Alex Godoy Faundez from Desarrollo is teaching two classes at UW-Green Bay: SPAN...
The three candidates for the position of associate director, Environmental Management and Business Institute (EMBI), have been announced. The candidates — Dr. Staci Goetz, John Arendt and Barbara Janesh — will be on campus...
The UW-Green Bay campus was thinking green late last month, when our own Environmental Management and Business Institute (EMBI) held its annual Green Innovations Conference on the topic of water. We’ve got new video...
UW-Green Bay’s Environmental Management and Business Institute (EMBI) had another successful event with the 2012 installment of its annual Earth Week symposium. Titled “Water — Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,” this year’s conference had plenty...
UW-Green Bay’s Environmental Management and Business Institute (EMBI) had another successful event with the 2012 installment of its annual Earth Week symposium. Titled “Water — Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,” this year’s conference gave attendees an avenue to think about environmental concerns in a sustainable manner.
At the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Associate Professor John Katers is recognized as an authority on recycling, waste management, renewable energy and more. He’s also known as a personable and engaging teacher, challenging students...
Taking place in conjunction with Green Innovations 2012 is the annual Lower Fox River Watershed Symposium. Area high school students will showcase their work for the benefit of conference attendees and others beginning at...
Chad Pregracke, founder of a grassroots organization to clean up America’s waterways, will be a featured speaker this week at the Green Innovations 2012 Conference, taking place Wednesday through Friday (April 18 to 20)...
Victoria Harris, a longtime water quality and habitat restoration specialist with the UW Sea Grant Institute, will receive the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Alumni Earth Caretaker Award. The award is presented annually during the Green Innovations symposium at UW-Green Bay. This year’s conference, sponsored by the University’s Environmental Management and Business Institute, runs April 18 through 20.
If you love to fish local rivers and streams, view wildlife in a nearby wetland or just sit on the bank of a waterway and enjoy the view, your gratitude should be extended, in part, to Victoria Harris. The longtime water quality and habitat restoration specialist with the UW Sea Grant Institute on the UW-Green Bay campus has dedicated her life to clean water.
