Tag: Information and Computing Science

  • UW-Green Bay joins 42,000 in Global Game Jam

    UW-Green Bay joins 42,000 in Global Game Jam

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    UW-Green Bay joined 42,000 participants in Global Game Jam last weekend, (Jan. 27-29, 2018) at The Mauthe Center. The jam is organized in venues across the world on a specific weekend, for digital and non-digital game designers to develop small but innovative video games, or non-digital games. The participants work in teams to plan and…

  • Prof. Clampitt teams with Packers social media manager & UWGB alum Ryan Hartwig

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    UW-Green Bay Prof. Phil Clampitt (Information and Computing Science, Communication) co-authored a post in the blog “Social Media Strategy” with UW-Green Bay alumnus and social media manager for the Green Bay Packers, Ryan Hartwig ’09 Communication. See Scoring Brand Touchdowns by Using the 5Cs of Social Media.

  • Prof. Clampitt carries century-old tradition

    Prof. Clampitt carries century-old tradition

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    The University Mace — a ceremonial staff signifying authority — is carried to the stage by one of the most accomplished faculty members just ahead of the Chancellor during the commencement procession. The centuries-old academic tradition is believed to be based on medieval practice when a member of the king’s court would carry an ornate…

  • Jingle Brawl III was a hit

    Jingle Brawl III was a hit

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    Jingle Brawl III raised nearly $650 for the Child Life program at HSHS St. Vincent Children’s Hospital and was featured on Fox 11. Hospital representatives said the money raised will go a long way toward purchasing Christmas gifts for the kids, calling it an “awesome effort.” Organizers, including Assistant Prof. Bryan Carr (Communication, Information and…

  • Carr is dancing for donations as Jingle Brawl expands event schedule

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    As if a day of game-playing isn’t enough, UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Bryan Carr (Communication/Information and Computing Sciences) is adding internet embarrassment as enticement to give during the UW-Green Bay Game Studies charitable event. Jingle Brawl is Saturday, Dec. 2 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Phoenix Club. “I am once again making…

  • Clampitt’s latest book highlights the work of many UW-Green Bay community members

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    Sage Publications recently published Prof. Phil Clampitt’s (Information and Computing Science, Communication) book, Social Media Strategy: Tools for Professionals and Organizations. “Posting, tweeting and messaging on social media platforms is easy and entertaining, but doing so in a way to achieve professional and organizational goals is hard and challenging,” says Clampitt, Blair Endowed Chair of…

  • Faculty note: Coman designated as Kopenhaver Center Fellow

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    Assistant Prof. Ioana Coman (Communication and Information & Computing Sciences) was designated as a 2017 Kopenhaver Center Fellow by the Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver Center for the Advancement of Women in Communication at Florida International University, and the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). Each year,…

  • Safety first: GenCyber Camp teaches students about internet safety, career potential

    Safety first: GenCyber Camp teaches students about internet safety, career potential

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    Congratulations to the UW-Green Bay team that hosted the first-ever National Security Agency (NSA) GenCyber Camp in the state of Wisconsin, July 31 through August 4. Assistant Prof. Ankur Chattopadhyay (Information and Computing Science) led the way with the curriculum, and UW-Green Bay alumnus Joel Williquette ’12 ’15 (Interdisciplinary Studies, Masters of Management), CIO of…

  • Fox 11 features GenCyber, alumnus Williquette

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    Joel Williquette ’12 ’15 (Interdisciplinary Studies, Masters of Management), Vice President/CIO of Capital Credit Union and an instructor at UW-Green Bay’s GenCyber Camp, says there is a huge shortfall of cyber security professionals in the nation. The program hopes to be part of that solution. “After universities have created new programs, we now have a…

  • GenCyber Camp featured on WBAY

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    UW-Green Bay is teaming up with the National Science Foundation and the National Security Agency for a GenCyber Camp. “I think it’s a very well-known fact that we are hugely short of the demand of the workforce when it comes to cyber security, and if we can contribute to that even a little bit, which…