Tag: Graduate Studies
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Zac’s Video Story: Master’s of Science in Environmental Sciences & Policy
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Zac grew up hiking, camping and fishing and has a great appreciation for the natural world. At UW-Green Bay, he is pursuing a Master of Science in Environmental Sciences and Policy to learn knowledge and skills to make a positive impact in a world that’s constantly changing. He appreciates both sides of the program, which…
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Rising into leadership – UW-Green Bay Masters of Management Program
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Brinley Kowalkowski, a graduate student in the MS Management program a UW-Green Bay, shares her experience and why she is grateful for the faculty and diverse perspectives of her classmates. The MS management degree is built around your schedule with classes offered at night and online to ensure that you can build new networks, work…
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EIM-OC offers exercise psychology and health psychology consulting
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The Exercise is Medicine – On Campus (EIM-OC) team is offering free exercise psychology and health psychology consulting to staff and faculty at UWGB and regional campuses. Exercise psychology and health psychology consulting focuses on providing the resources to help people thrive both mentally and physically to achieve optimal health. EIM-OC consultants, who are graduate…
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Do you hear that? Nutrition and Health students are creating a ‘buzz’ at the Boys and Girls Club
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Listen closely. There’s a distinct buzz near the gardens at the Boys & Girls Club’s westside clubhouse on South Oneida St., Green Bay. And it’s not the pollinators. It’s the kids. From a quiet murmur to squeals of delight, and of course, constant chatter, about a dozen students ages 7-10, who signed up for the…
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Wisconsin’s 40 Most Influential Asian American Leaders, Part 5 | Madison365
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This is the fifth of a five-part series. Part One is here, Part Two is here, Part Three is here and Part Four is here. Nancy Saevang is director of the Waisman Early Childhood Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, leading a staff of 17 caring for about 100 children aged 12 months to eight years. She…
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Graduate Studies and Business Analytics web pages redesigned on uwgb.edu
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Graduate Studies According to Indeed, you’ll earn about 20% more than you would with a bachelor’s degree. But it’s also about much more than money—earning a graduate degree gives you a better chance to make an impact in your field. With 29 graduate programs across a range of in-demand industries, UW-Green Bay is an ideal…
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Master of Science in Health and Wellness Management web site launched
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The pandemic has acted as a catalyst for companies to acknowledge the importance of employee well-being. A healthier workforce translates to enhanced productivity and heightened job satisfaction. With our master of science in health and wellness management, we’re preparing people to become leaders in corporate wellness and health promotion. Check out our redesigned website to…
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Answering your burning nutrition-based questions with science
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UW-Green Bay Master of Science in Nutrition & Integrated Health graduate students look to transform nutrition and health science. Is intermittent fasting for me? Is it best to eliminate carbohydrates or fats? How does my family history play into my current health? If I’m thin, I’m healthy, right? The questions—and the answers—are coming fast and…
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Graduate student and UW-Green Bay swimmer Betsey Walkowiak is always reaching for her personal best
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Walkowiak will represent the Horizon league at the NCAA’s Student-Athlete Leadership Forum in Baltimore, Maryland April 13-16. Story by Sue Bodilly, Writer If there is one thing Betsey Walkowiak has learned in her years as a competitive swimmer, it is in order to win the race, one first needs to dive right in. The UW-Green…