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Jeremy Cleven (pictured) head athletics trainer for the Phoenix, is far from alone in his work despite being the only sports medicine professional formally employed by UW-Green Bay. Take, for example, his colleague Callie...
As a reminder, and as part of the University’s employee health initiative, the Kress Events Center is open to Faculty/Staff members employed in at least a 50% position for free during the following times:...
“College Health 101: Healthy Body, Better Mind” acknowledged that schoolwork may be a student’s first priority, but it’s important to focus on keeping the body healthy, too. Prevea Sports Medicine is offering a free...
A UW-Green Bay study led by former Biology Prof. Angela Bauer was making headlines this weekend and into Monday (Dec. 16), shedding light on concerns over manure pollution and endocrine disruptors in our area....
MIS specialist and Assistant Prof. of Business Administration Gaurav Bansal is serving on the steering committee for the project “Linking Data to Improve Health.” The project was recently funded by a $200,000 grant from...
Art therapy is an accepted practice in the world of counseling, psychology and clinical therapy, something that has shown success with people of all ages in individual sessions to couples, family and group sessions. To...
A UW-Green Bay senior is using her pageant success to raise awareness of melanoma, a disease she battled when she was just 21. Oshkosh native Morgan “Maggie” Hill competed last month in the Miss...
A 2011 UW-Green Bay alumnus continues to make news with his passion for healthy living, sharing his story of transformation as he works to inspire others. Human Biology grad Daniel J. Schultz is now...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Vets 4 Vets student organization is among the hosts of a special veterans event scheduled for 9:30-11 a.m. Thursday, April 19 in the Christie Theatre of the University Union on campus, 2420 Nicolet Drive. “You Served — We Care!” will feature a presentation from LTC (Ret.) Cynthia Rasmussen, an adult nurse practitioner with the Veterans Administration who served 23 years as a mental health nurse in the Army Reserves.
Mark your calendars! Just for the HEALTH of It – a free health and wellness fair for University employees – will be held on Thursday, May 24, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at...
