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Prof. Mark Kiehn, associate professor of Education and Music, shares word that UW-Green Bay has received a two-year, $186,000 grant to create the UW-Green Bay Music Education Institutes. Kiehn wrote the grant and directs...
UW-Green Bay has received a two-year, $186,000 grant to create the UW-Green Bay Music Education Institutes. Prof. Mark Kiehn, Education and Music, wrote the grant and directs the program. Funding will support 30 professional...
Some of his students construct shields and swords and mimic battles of the ancient Greeks. Others work to recreate ancient armor and then field-test its capabilities.
The Institute for Learning Partnership at UW-Green Bay is accepting 2011-12 grant applications from education professionals in the CESA 7 and 8 districts. Up to $35,000 will be awarded to support projects in the...
The Institute for Learning Partnership at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is accepting 2011-12 grant applications for small and large projects from education professionals in the CESA 7 and 8 districts.
Congratulations to historian Heidi Sherman, assistant professor of Humanistic Studies. Sherman has been awarded a $1,000 conference-development grant for spring semester 2011 from the UW System Office of Professional and Instructional Development. Her project...
The UW-Green Bay Research Council has announced the names of faculty members whose research projects have been funded through the Grants in Aid of Research Program this fall. A total of 21 projects for...
Leif Nelson of the Learning Technology Center will be conducting virtual workshops for UW System instructors to learn about the Second Life virtual environment. These workshops are part of a UW System Learning Technology...
Angela Bauer-Dantoin, associate professor of Human Biology; Shawn Robinson, an adviser with the American Intercultural Center; and Michael Zorn, associate professor of Natural and Applied Sciences, recently received notice they have earned a $15,100...
The Center for Public Affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has received three grants totaling more than $212,000 to conduct three quality of life studies in the Fox River region.
