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College of Menominee Nation President Christopher Caldwell has been named to the board of directors of New North Inc., the organization’s board development committee announced Sept. 14. Alumnus Christopher Caldwell ’14 (Environmental Science and Policy)...
Ducks Unlimited has a focus on Green Bay and UW-Green Bay as a partner. Lower Green Bay is a hub of conservation activity. Coastal wetland projects ring the big water, but a partnership is...
“When you have an emergency situation, it causes people to rethink a lot of fundamentals about energy generation,” said Michael Kraft, a professor emeritus of political science and environmental studies at the University of...
Seventeen UW-Green Bay student entries competed in the Fall 2020 UWGB Student Business Idea Virtual Pitch Contest. Four cash prizes totaling $1,000 were furnished by Dental City’s Competitive Spark Endowment. The contest also served...
UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus is now offering bachelor’s degrees from start to finish in Environmental Science; Business; Health Information Management and Technology; Psychology; and Writing and Applied Arts. Source: Insight Publications | Business on...
Megan Hoff recently completed her graduate research assistantship in Green Bay, working for Sea Grant Staffer Julia Noordyk. This was the first time such an opportunity has been offered at one of the field offices....
UW-Green Bay alumna Morgan Turner (MS, Environmental Science and Policy) is helping airports reduce waste through a combination of her aviation experience and her graduate work. More via 2019 Airport Business Top 40 Under 40 Morgan...
UW-Green Bay graduate student, Sam Hoffman, is currently working with DNR to record data on mussels in the Lower Fox River. See more via DNR.
On Thursday, August 1, 2019, Manitowoc Unit of the Manitowoc County Fish & Game Protective Association held its monthly meeting with guest speaker, Jade Arneson, Environmental Science and Policy candidate at UW-Green Bay. Arneson...
Josh Kaurich ’07 (Masters of Environmental Science and Policy) knew he had a lot more to give, but was unsure on how to express that. At UW-Green Bay, he received guidance on how to...
