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UW-Green Bay Alumni Board members got together on a recent Thursday night with Alumni Phone-A-Thon student callers (including Director of Development Jeanne Stangel and new Director of Alumni Relations Kari Moody) to call alumni...
UW-Green Bay alumni responded admirably to the fundraising challenge last year. The goal was to raise $50,000 in new donations. In total, alumni helped raise $92,362 additional dollars last year — nearly double the...
A University of Wisconsin-Green Bay alumni giving challenge met with tremendous success during the 2011-12 academic year, raising more than $142,000 to fund academic programs and student scholarships.
Just a reminder that Art Agency’s Visiting Artists Lecture Series kicks off Tuesday (April 24) with metalsmith, writer and craft activist Gabriel Craig. As we told you recently, the visiting artists series is possible...
A family that’s well known for its history of generosity toward UW-Green Bay has stepped up again, funding the Art Agency’s Visiting Artists Lecture Series that kicks off next week. Marcia Mueller, sister of...
A family that is well known for its generosity toward the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is giving back once again, funding the Visiting Artists Lecture Series of the student Art Agency organization.
A family that is well known for its generosity toward the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is giving back once again, funding the Visiting Artists Lecture Series of UW-Green Bay’s Art Agency. Marcia Mueller, sister...
The family of the late arts advocate and business leader David L. Damkoehler of Oconto has established a second endowed scholarship to support the academic and creative endeavors of Art and Design students at...
A family that is well respected throughout the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay community has established a second endowed scholarship to support the academic and creative endeavors of Art and Design students at the University....
Paula White, a 1983 graduate of UW-Green Bay’s Humanistic Studies program, recently donated a color photograph titled “Pink Canyon” to UW-Green Bay’s permanent art collection.
