Tag: Manitowoc Campus
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Photos: Really BIGPRINTS!! returns to UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus
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“The concept of printing bigger prints—that’s not new,” says Art Prof. Berel Lutsky, founder of the award-winning Really BIGPRINTS! event. What sets Really BIGPRINTS!! apart (having just completed its fourth edition since 2014) is the level of collaboration between campus, community and artists—even beyond the physical process of printing with a 9,000-pound machine. “The difference…
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Lakeside Foods to Host Hiring Event at Manitowoc Campus | Seehafer News
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The largest food distributor in Eastern Wisconsin is looking to hire more people and will host a hiring event next week. The Lakeside Foods hiring event is scheduled to take place at UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus on Thursday, July 22, from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m., and will be co-hosted by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce…
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Rahr-West Museum announces the return of Sputnikfest to Manitowoc
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MANITOWOC, Wisc. (WFRV) – With all the recent talk about UFOs, it seems like a good time to start planning for the return of Sputnikfest. “I always tell people to think ray guns and flying saucers,” says Rahr-West Art Museum Executive Director Greg Vadney. “That’s what we’re going for with Sputnikfest. It’s a fun way…
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Prof. Lybbert awarded mini-grant from UW System’s OPID
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Congratulations to Associate Prof. Bree Lybbert (Chemistry) for winning a UW System Spring Teaching and Learning Conference mini-grant for her project, Gamifying Math Content: Critical Thinking in Introductory Chemistry. This year UW System’s Office of Professional and Instructional Development (OPID) awarded six $500 implementation mini-grants for UW faculty and instructors to try out an idea generated at its…
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Cool City Classic Car Show and Cruise Returns to the Lakeshore This Week | Seehafer News
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Fans of classic and vintage cars can rejoice, as one of the biggest car shows in the area is back for its 21st annual show.The Cool City Classic Car Show and Cruise is taking place this Friday and Saturday (June 25th and 26th), with the ever-popular cruise starting at UW Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus.The seemingly…
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ReallyBIGPRINTS is back; UW-Green Bay’s Manitowoc Campus will host the art event, July 14-17
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Art so big it takes a street roller to print! Event is July 14-17. Manitowoc, Wis.—Really BIGPRINTS! is a unique event that features artists from across the country joining together to create limited edition of relief prints so large they require a street roller to transfer ink to the paper. ReallyBIGPRINTS!! began on the UW-Green…
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HFM Maritime Marathon Deemed a Huge Success | Seehafer News
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Several hundred runners from the Lakeshore and around the country participated in the 9th Annual HFM Maritime Marathon yesterday (June 13th). Runners began at the UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus and were treated to scenic views of Lake Michigan to Port Sandy Bay in Two Rivers then back to Manitowoc under nearly ideal conditions.Robert St. Clair…
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UW-Green Bay Manitowoc faculty and students bring ‘Cool Chemistry’ show to the masses with a video version
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For years, faculty members at UW-Green Bay’s Manitowoc and Sheboygan campuses (formerly UW-Manitowoc and UW-Sheboygan) have been putting the “cool” in chemistry with Cool Chemistry shows each year to get kids (and their parents) excited about science. The shows have been wildly popular since Prof. Kate Bichler first initiated them in 2003 at UW-Manitowoc. Later,…
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UW-Green Bay Communication student wins broadcasters award
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UW-Green Bay Communication Freshman Jordon Lawrenz (emphasis: Sports Broadcasting and Journalism), won first place at the 2020 Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Awards Gala! (First Place: Medium Market; Play-by-Play for a game (Roncalli/Kiel girls basketball for WOMT) he called during his junior year in high school. He is a double major in sports communication and journalism from…
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Street Cred: An in-depth look at historic Downtown Manitowoc with former Manitowoc faculty member, Prof. Trask | WFRV
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MANITOWOC, Wisc., (WFRV) – As communities emerge from the pandemic, some are hoping to survive, others are planning to thrive.Historic Downtown Manitowoc looks like a construction site lately as work continues for a new beautification project along 8th Street. A new fountain will soon welcome visitors and regulars alike just steps from the Maritime Museum.For…