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The Human Biology program informs us that three UW-Green Bay dietetic interns have been nominated for Outstanding Dietetic Student Awards given by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (formerly known as the American Dietetic...
UW-Green Bay’s Office of Career Services has named Schreiber Foods its Recruitment Partner of the Year, continuing a tradition of community partnership that emphasizes hands-on learning. The award annually recognizes a community member or...
Prospective students interested in UW-Green Bay’s Dietetic Internship program are invited to an Open House event from 1-3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 11 in room 107 of MAC Hall. The internship is a 37-week program...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Dietetic Internship program will host an Open House event from 1-3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 11 in room 107 of Mary Ann Cofrin Hall on campus, 2420 Nicolet Drive.
An Extreme Makeover Home Edition special aired Friday night, October 21 highlighting, in part, the great work of Innovative Services of Green Bay, an organization devoted to assisting developmentally disabled and special needs consumers to maximize their potential in their home life or their career path.
UW-Green Bay students fluent in Spanish, German and Japanese are back for another year teaching in the after-school language program at Aldo Leopold Community School. It’s the second consecutive year for the partnership. This...
Tena, Ecuador — an attractive, developing city of about 40,000 located at the gateway to the Amazon rainforest — is a fairly popular destination for eco-tourism. For four UW-Green Bay students and the two faculty members who accompanied them, however, a recent one-month stay in beautiful Tena was not a vacation.
The Winnebago Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) staff hired Sarah Heidorf, a UW-Green Bay student studying nutritional sciences, to help market the WIC and the Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program in Winnebago County. Heidorf surveyed...
Congrats are in order for student Mevia Gappa, who’s making the most of her summer as the first editorial intern for Talking Writing, an online national magazine for writers. Gappa’s nonfiction essay, titled, ‘Croquet?...
Profs. Adam Parrillo and Marcelo Cruz and four students in Urban and Regional Studies will be working in the Amazonian city of Tena in Ecuador this July as consultants to that city’s Department of...
