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The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents approved promotions or tenure for 12 UW-Green Bay faculty members during its meeting June 5-6 at UW-Milwaukee. The following faculty members promoted from assistant professor to...
Something is very fishy around here. And by that we don’t mean suspicious. With hundreds of miles of shoreline and its tributaries, UW-Green Bay students have an outdoor lab nearly anywhere they look. Assistant...
Prof. John Stoll of Public and Environmental Affairs participated in the Midwest Economics Association annual meetings in Chicago over the weekend, moderating a session, commenting on a paper, and presenting on the topic “Myth,...
After emptying out the last flakes from a box of cereal, do you recycle the cardboard box then stare at the plastic liner bag wondering what to do with it? Well, wonder no more!...
Four Environmental Science and Policy graduate students have been selected to give presentations at the 43rd annual meeting of the Wisconsin Chapter of the American Fisheries Society, Tuesday through Wednesday (Feb. 25-27) in Green...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will recognize five meritorious graduates of the institution at the 2014 Alumni Association Awards Night on Thursday evening, May 1. This year’s honorees are Craig Dickman, Class of 1982,...
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay graduate student Matt Peter is out to broaden the base of knowledge of a currently understudied subject — the effects of native phragmites on Door County shores. You see, it...
For some, Cat Island is just a lump of land that juts a little above the waters of Green Bay not far from the mouth of the Fox River. But for UW-Green Bay graduate...
From UW-Green Bay to India, Koyel Mandal works on international projects on behalf of the environment, energy and climate change.
Areas of hypoxia, or so-called “dead zones,” were the topic of a webinar offered last week by Prof. Kevin Fermanich and former UW-Green Bay undergraduate and environmental sciences master’s student Tracey Valenta. Organized by...
