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Sponsor: National Science Foundation (NSF); Multiple Directorates Grant Program: Faculty Early Career Development Program FON Number: 15-555 Solicitation, Grants.gov Next Deadline: July 21, 2015 Abstract: Notice seeking proposals to support junior faculty who exemplify...
UW-Green Bay’s Strategic Philanthropy students are seeking applicants for $10,000 they received from the Learning by Giving Foundation to distribute in the form of grants to better the Brown County community. Public and Environmental...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Strategic Philanthropy students are seeking proposers for $10,000 they received from the Learning by Giving Foundation to distribute in the form of grants in the Brown County community. Public...
The national Campus Kitchens Project announced earlier this week that the affiliate at UW-Green Bay will be one of 10 college and university programs to receive grants focused on the growing problem of older...
Sponsor: National Science Foundation Grant Program: Broadening Participation in Engineering CFDA Number: 47.041 Solicitation Next Deadline: Apr 10, 2015 Abstract: The Broadening Participation in Engineering (BPE) program is a directorate-wide activity to support the...
Big news from NAS: Prof. Bob Howe and Associate Prof. Amy Wolf are the recipients of a $471,000 Environmental Protection Agency/Department of Natural Resources grant to study fish and wildlife conditions and threats in...
The Environmental Management and Business Institute at UW-Green Bay has received $107,000 in grant funding from Aurora BayCare Medical Center to continue a multi-year community partnership through 2017. The arrangement, which began in 2010,...
A federal grant that will aid UW-Green Bay scientists’ efforts to restore native plants in the bay got some airtime Monday (Nov. 24) on Wisconsin Public Radio. Associate Prof. Matt Dornbush spoke with WPR’s...
Wildlife habitat on the lower bay will get a boost with a $225,000 federal grant to UW-Green Bay and Ducks Unlimited for “Cat Island and Duck Creek Delta Restoration: Restoring Green Bay Aquatic Vegetation...
Prof. Michael Zorn of UW-Green Bay’s Natural and Applied Sciences program is the recipient of a two-year, $221,961 grant from the Wisconsin Sea Grant program. His project is titled “Extreme Events, Watershed Loadings and...
