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The UW-Green Bay Social Work Professional Program is pleased to announce it has received the Higher Learning Commissions (HLC) approval to offer its Master of Social Work (MSW) program in central Wisconsin. Through a...
A UW-Green Bay student in the Health & Wellness Management graduate program was featured on Instagram during non-traditional student week, Nov. 2-6, 2020. “This program is allowing me to learn at a pace that...
With this announcement comes great pride and gratitude to faculty and staff for support, preparation, and time spent with the CCNE (Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education) accreditation site visit team in February 2020. The...
In this installment of Wisconsin Sea Grant’s “Lake Talks” series, speakers Cadie Olson and Brandon Falish will cover the history of contamination and pollution of the Fox River and Green Bay, summarize ongoing remedial...
Rise to the Challenge with one of the fastest-growing graduate schools in the state, UW-Green Bay Graduate Studies. What (or whom) will you transform? Visit https://www.uwgb.edu/graduate/.
Note: This story is reprinted with permission from author Marie Zhuikov and Wisconsin Sea Grant Stephanie King of Oneida, Wisconsin, is breaking new ground. Not only is she first to fill a position with...
The admission cycle for UW-Green Bay’s Master of Social Work (MSW) Degree is now open and accepting applications for the 2021-2022 academic year. An MSW degree provides a significant opportunity for graduate students seeking...
Instructors challenged to rethink virtual teaching and reach students online When UW-Green Bay instructors began planning their teaching for fall 2020, their focus was on learning, especially in the context of the online environment...
The admission cycle for the Master of Social Work (MSW) Degree from UW-Green Bay is now open and accepting applications for the 2021-2022 academic year. A MSW degree from UW-Green Bay provides a significant...
UW-Green Bay Scientist studies prehistoric sturgeon. Studying one of Wisconsin’s most revered fish species has been a love of University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Patrick Forsythe since childhood, but now he gets to study whether...
