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One of the largest employers in Oconto Falls has donated $50,000 to create a scholarship fund at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to benefit students from the six-county area north and northwest of Green...
ST Paper LLC, one of the largest employers in Oconto Falls, has donated $50,000 to create a scholarship fund at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to benefit students from the six-county area north and northwest of Green Bay.
We brought you the sad news yesterday of the passing of Leona Cloud, a woman who gave so much to UW-Green Bay and our students. Cloud died Saturday at the age of 90. Visitation...
The woman whose generous spirit gave much to UW-Green Bay over the years, and the name Cloud Commons to the former Nicolet Room in the University Union, has passed away. Leona E. Cloud died...
The late Terry Schott graduated from UW-Green Bay in 1973, with a degree in Urban Analysis, and he is well-known locally as one of the first Phoenix basketball stars. The scholarship that he and...
Those generous employees at UW-Green Bay (hey, that’s us!) have done it again. Eileen Kolb of the Registrar’s Office, who coordinated the drive, says the Bay Area Humane Society was absolutely delighted to learn...
A reminder that items for the local Humane Society can be brought in to the Registrar’s Office until noon on Monday, May 2. The drawing is on Monday at noon in the Registrar’s Office....
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Foundation, Inc., received its first gift, toward a scholarship endowment, following its inaugural meeting last Tuesday, April 19. Diane (Dockry) Ford, vice president-controller of Integrys Energy Group, and a...
The Advancement Office is working with volunteers from the Class of ’11 to generate interest among May graduates in the sort of Senior Gift program that, in the past, has resulted in bike racks,...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Foundation received its first gift toward a scholarship endowment, April 19. Diane (Dockry) Ford, Vice President-Controller of Integrys Energy Group, and a 1975 Managerial Systems graduate of UW-Green Bay, presented Foundation President Lou LeCalsey with the first check to the newly formed Foundation.
