Tag: Financial Aid
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Elaina Koltz’s retirement gathering is June 28
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After 23 years with the University, Elaina Koltz is retiring! Come join us to show appreciation for Elaina’s commitment and service to our veteran students and our campus community on June 28, 2022 from 1 to 3 p.m. in Phoenix Room C in the University Union on the Green Bay Campus. Stop in to wish…
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Tommy G. Thompson Leadership Scholarship ($2,300) available
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The Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership is offering a scholarship of $2,300 to one undergraduate student at each of the University of Wisconsin System’s four-year campuses. Scholarships are intended for undergraduates who have shown public leadership in their lives in a way that reflects the general legacy of Governor Tommy G. Thompson. Applications…
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UW-Green Bay Students were Awarded Over $4 Million in Grants This Month | Seehafer News
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In early Sept., 2,914 UW-Green Bay students were awarded $1,500 grants for a total of $4,371,000. The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 has provided funding to the University to assist students who may have been impacted by the pandemic. The grants received under this Act can be used for any component of students’ cost…
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Fewer high school seniors in Wisconsin are applying for federal student aid for college | WFRV Local 5 – Green Bay, Appleton
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) The pandemic has impacted many things and now some worry a college education might be the next casualty. Fewer students are applying for federal student aid and experts want to change that.High school seniors preparing for college use the FAFSA or Free Application for Federal Student Aid form to apply for…
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New freshmen and continuing students may apply for 2021-2022 scholarships now
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Scholarships play an important role in helping many talented students achieve their educational goals at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. A wide variety of funding opportunities exist thanks to the generosity of donors. Qualified incoming freshmen and continuing students may fill out a general application through the Office of Financial Aid to be considered for…
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Tommy G. Thompson Leadership Scholarship
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The Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership is offering a scholarship of $2,300 to one undergraduate student at each university in the UW System. Scholarships are intended for undergraduates who have shown public leadership in their lives in a way that reflects the general legacy of Governor Tommy G. Thompson. Applications are due Nov.…
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Video: Financial Aid and Emergency Grant information
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Attention UW-Green Bay students. Talking about finances is difficult! GBOSS is here to help! GBOSS or the “Green Bay One Stop Shop” specializes in helping students with Financial Aid and Emergency Grant information. The office is open remotely 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. by phone, 920-465-2111, email, gboss@uwgb.edu, or virtual appointment. Find more at https://www.uwgb.edu/gboss/. Video…
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Beware of Financial Aid scams
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a warning last week notifying students that suspicious emails claiming to be from the “Financial Department” at their respective institutions are advertising how to receive the economic stimulus check. The phishing email contains a link to a message about the check and asks students to enter their login information…
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Lolar Moua announced as UW-Green Bay Student Employee of the Year
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Green Bay, WI—After announcing finalists last week, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay announced the winner of the Student Employee of the Year on April 27, 2020. Lolar Moua (center of photo), from Green Bay, who works with Web Development staff in the Information Technology (IT) division, received the honor. Students were evaluated on eight National…
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Now’s a great time to nominate for Student Employee of the Year (SEOTY)!
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The Student Employment Office is seeking nominations for the 2020 SEOTY competition. Take advantage of the break between semesters to submit a nomination for your outstanding student employee. The National Student Employment Association adjusted selection criteria for the program, so the form has changed from past years. Nominees will now be evaluated according to eight…