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The UW-Green Bay Office of Marketing and University Communication is excited to announce that the new UW-Green Bay Human Biology Nutrition and Dietetics Emphasis webpages are live! The field of nutrition is hot, growing in...
Tiny Earth is a global network of educators who teach a course-based undergraduate research experience (CURE), a form of active learning that offers a scalable way for all students to obtain research experience in...
Richter Museum Curator and Human Biology Professor Daniel Meinhardt co-authored a paper with Art Professor Emerita Carol Emmons in the August issue of FSM Magazine. The article describes different approaches to representing nature as...
Long before he was the chief client and sales officer at Juvare, Sam Klietz was marching the halls of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay as an open-minded scholar. Klietz credits the university for instilling...
This year every Nutrition Science senior applicant (December 2021 and May 2022) earned a match for the Dietician Internship program, and most students were matched to their first-choice program. The DI is the necessary next step for...
West High School Serious About STEM students contribute to global antibiotic research as part of UW-Green Bay’s Tiny Earth project with funding from supporters Andy Hetzel, Jr. and Stephanie Long, owners of FyterTech Nonwovens...
Six of West High School’s Serious About STEM (SAS) students participated in a two-week camp in August of 2021 at UW-Green Bay to learn lab skills to search for novel antibiotics produced by soil bacteria....
UW-Green Bay Prof. Brian Merkel (Human Biology) accepted the invitation to become one of a few certified instructors to teach the Tiny Earth curriculum to other educators (now taught in 30 countries and 45...
GREEN BAY – Eleven-year-olds Brennan Hagedorn and Alex White click, drag and drop pink doohickeys across their screens onto green whatchamacallits.They’re in a classroom at the YWCA Greater Green Bay, where tiny lights on...
In early December, UW-Green Bay Human Biology professor and Richter Museum of Natural History Curator was a guest on Dasha Kelly Hamilton’s podcast, “A Line Meant.” Wisconsin’s Poet Laureate Dasha selects a line of...
