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Nationwide, tens of thousands of students miss school each day for fear of being bullied. Educational Television Productions of Northeast Wisconsin (ETP-NEW), headquartered in the Instructional Services Building on the UW-Green Bay campus, went...
The next Teen Connection will shed light on the prevalence of prescription drug abuse among teens in Wisconsin. The Teen Connection “Teens and Prescription Drugs” airs statewide at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 17. The...
UW-Green Bay television production students got a behind-the-scenes look at the making of a high-profile TV commercial when Green Bay Packers WR Jordy Nelson and screen actor and Bellin pitch man Patrick Fabian spent...
A new documentary, produced by Educational Television Productions of Northeast Wisconsin (ETP-NEW, located on the UW-Green Bay campus) profiles three different students with three different problems and one common problem, bullying. “We are thankful...
Reminder: The next Teen Connection public-affairs program takes an in-depth look at the reemergence of heroin and the havoc it is wreaking across Wisconsin on young users. Teen Connection “Heroin” airs statewide at 7...
Educational Television Productions of Northeast Wisconsin (ETP-NEW, based on the UW-Green Bay campus) received the best documentary award at the 2014 Wildwood Film Festival for Emma Toft: One with Nature. “It is a tremendous...
How safe are students in Wisconsin’s classrooms? The next “Teen Connection” will examine the prevalence of bullying in Wisconsin schools, as well as spotlight several school districts with initiatives to end bullying and foster...
The next episode of Teen Connection will examine the state of Latino teens living in Wisconsin and will explore the options available to undocumented immigrant youth who arrive in the United States as children....
Educational Television Productions of Northeast Wisconsin (ETP-NEW), headquartered on campus, has announced the broadcast date of its latest documentary, “Emma Toft: One with Nature.” The piece, which highlights “Wisconsin’s First Lady of Conservation,” will...
