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For a dozen middle schoolers who attended a first-time academic summer camp at UW-Green Bay, looking back was important.
Looking forward, even more so.
The weeklong residential experience, “The Phoenix Scholar Institute for African American Girls,” is a program designed to close the academic achievement gap, and to address educational imbalances.
As we mentioned yesterday, ‘The Phoenix Scholar Institute for African American Girls’ wraps up its successful inaugural session today (Friday, Aug. 3). This weeklong residential program has drawn attention from local media, including Wisconsin...
A new UW-Green Bay summer program is getting some media attention this week, as The Phoenix Scholar Institute for African American Girls continues through Friday on campus. As we told you last week, this...
The Phoenix Scholar Institute for African American Girls will begin its inaugural session Sunday (July 29), welcoming 13 area middle school students to campus. The weeklong residential program focuses on African American cultural principles...
A pilot summer program will help middle schoolers become scholars July 29-Aug. 3 on the campus of UW-Green Bay. A collaborative effort of the University, the Green Bay School District and community members, the...
Our own Juliet Cole was featured Thursday (June 14) in a front-page Green Bay Press-Gazette story about minority girls and college. Cole, associate director for UW-Green Bay’s Institute for Learning Partnership, talked about this...
UW-Green Bay’s signature Phuture Phoenix program awarded more than $28,000 in scholarships to 21 students last month, including 14 renewing scholarships and seven for freshmen who will start classes this fall. The $1,350 scholarships...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s signature Phuture Phoenix program handed out more than $28,000 in new and renewing scholarships May 10, continuing to fulfill its mission of making college a reality for students from...
The Institute for Learning Partnership has announced its 2012-13 Grants to Improve Teaching and Learning, nearly $35,000 in funding that will benefit students and staff in eight Northeastern Wisconsin School Districts. The awards will...
The Institute for Learning Partnership at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is pleased to announce the award of nearly $35,000 in Grants to Improve Teaching and Learning for the 2012-13 academic year. Awarded annually...
