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Thinking like a Futurist: Embracing the Slow Pace of Fast Change Tuesday, February 14 3 – 4 p.m. Encourage the mindset of scanning for signals by seeking insights from the ‘outside, in’ and change...
“We’re taking into consideration that everyone’s lives have been disrupted since March of 2020,” said Jen Jones, assistant vice chancellor for Enrollment Services from UW-Green Bay. So this year hundreds of colleges have made...
Chancellor Michael Alexander said numbers for students coming into the University are up. Although official numbers haven’t been released yet, the University said enrollment has increased by about 300 students from last year. Source: UWGB...
Friday, Sept. 29, 2017 is the deadline to register for the 18th annual UW-Green Bay Retiree Association Banquet. The banquet takes place on Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2017 at 5 p.m. and the guest speaker...
Psychology Associate Prof. Ryan Martin was quoted in Inside Higher Education this week. The discussion was regarding “crossover scholarship” — when academics move between scholarly circles and public ones. Here is an excerpt: “My colleague...
Prof. Susan Gallagher-Lepak of Nursing is the third speaker in UW-Green Bay’s “Last Lecture Series” line-up. Gallagher-Lepak will present “E-learning: The Train has Left the Station,” at 7 p.m. Wednesday (Nov. 18) in the...
“We started doing classes that were weekends and hybrids, and then through the years, as technology advanced, we started incorporating more of the technology into classes,” Christina Trombley, director of UWGB’s Adult Degree Program,...
…and that stands for Business.” In November, the University of Iowa will greet former IBM business executive Bruce Harreld as the school’s next president, to the dismay of a sizeable number of faculty members...
Jeffrey Selingo sees a big shakeout coming for American higher education, eventually, especially for struggling “bottom feeder” institutions. The former Chronicle of Higher Education editor notes that the U.S. system is still admired around...
