I Knew A Boy: A Human Beingness Story | Dan Terrio | TEDxUWGreenBay
I Knew A Boy: A Human Beingness Story | Dan Terrio | TEDxUWGreenBay We all have a story. It’s the one thing that binds us all together. Far too often, we brush people off...
Tagged: interdisciplinary studies
Safety first: GenCyber Camp teaches students about internet safety, career potential
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)...
Fox 11 features GenCyber, alumnus Williquette
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...
UW-Green Bay alumnus named CIO of Capital Credit Union
Capital Credit Union, Green Bay, recently named Joel Williquette vice president and chief information officer. He earned both a bachelor’s degree ’12 (Interdisciplinary Studies) and master’s degree ’15 (Management) from UW-Green Bay.
Meet Dan Terrio, Adult Degree graduate
The latest issue of the The Flame, the newsletter of the Adult Degree Program, carries a profile of Interdisciplinary Studies and Teaching and Learning graduate Dan Terrio ’12 and ’14. A former resident of...
Taking credit: For UW-Green Bay adult and distance learners, options abound
As soon as Jennifer Randall finished her associate degree, she knew she wanted more. Randall, 33, had delayed going back to school while her children were young, working as a Certified Nursing Assistant to...
From beer truck to company president: Eggen thankful for college experience
The New North B2B publication has a great story in its January issue about UW-Green Bay Adult Degree and Masters of Management alum Ken Eggen, who recently was promoted to president of Dean Distributing....
Adult Degree grad gains confidence to explore the world
Balancing home life and two jobs while working toward her bachelor’s degree, Fay Lau went from trepidation about her academic ability to having a world of confidence. Lau completed high school years ago but...
‘Digital Commons’ becomes meeting place for ‘new’ Humanities
Relevance. It’s a word that takes on new meaning daily, or even quicker in the digital age. So what does it mean for the Humanities — a study that evokes traditional images of students...
Benvenuto! Chiseled Da Vinci finds home at UW-Green Bay
It is perhaps appropriate that a statue of the quintessential Renaissance Man has been donated to a University known for its multifaceted approach to learning.
