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Remember the Laffle, now through Monday, May 2, at the Registrar’s Office. Eileen Kolb, the drive’s coordinator, says they’ll send the pickup cart around if any campus offices have items to donate to the...
Come meet the Laffle mascot — our little charity drive’s version of Clifford the Big Red Dog — through Monday, May 2, at the Registrar’s Office. The cutout is helping promote the drive collecting...
UW-Green Bay Chancellor Tom Harden and campus campaign chair Rick Warpinski have been reminding faculty and staff that the 2010 Brown County United Way is wrapping up. University employees can help put an already...
You won’t find the latest addition to the Cofrin Library on the shelves but, rather, behind the glass on the fifth floor. New this fall, thanks to a generous donation from the Miller family,...
This fall’s annual UW-Green Bay Faculty and Staff Campaign set a new record, despite the recession, with 68 percent of all employees making contributions. That’s well above previous years, and represents a gain in...
Shane Kohl of University Advancement reports that the annual UW-Green Bay alumni phone-a-thon is off to an encouraging start. Phone solicitation gets trickier every year, what with some people jettisoning their land lines and...
With just a few days remaining in the 2010-11 UW-Green Bay Faculty and Staff Campaign, the Big Thermometer shows that more than 61 percent of the employees on campus have made their contribution! The...
It was a reunion of business and accounting faculty, past and present, along with former Fort Howard and current Georgia/Pacific executives, when UW-Green Bay leadership hosted a private reception earlier this week. The guest...
As of this morning, more than 40 percent of eligible employees on campus had made a gift to the 2010-11 Faculty and Staff Campaign. That’s a few percentage points ahead of last year at...
The name may be new, but the business program at UW-Green Bay has a long history. Thanks to a major gift from Dr. David Cofrin, the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business also has a bright future. Robert Hornacek takes a look at the past, present and future of the largest program at UW-Green Bay.
