Tag: media

  • Media Advisory: Credentials required for Commencement on Saturday, Dec. 15

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    GREEN BAY – For the safety of attendees and guests, media credentials are required to cover the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Commencement ceremony. Details follow: Commencement: 11:30 a.m., Saturday, December 15, 2018, Weidner Center, UW-Green Bay RSVP Credential Request Instruction: To: Clif Ganyard, Associate Provost for Academic Affairs/Commencement Coordinator (ganyardc@uwgb.edu) with CC to snyderj@uwgb.edu RSVP date:…

  • Green Bay named top city for millennial families

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    Green Bay has been ranked #10 in a list of best cities for millennial families created by ValuePenguin. Aspects such as jobs, work-life balance, housing and livability, education and health and safety were taken into consideration when creating the rankings. Read more.

  • UW-Green Bay to serve as regional site for Wisconsin Civics Games

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    UW-Green Bay is set to serve as a regional site for the Wisconsin Civics Games. The Wisconsin Civics Games are meant to rekindle interest among high school students in journalism, current events, local government, civics and engagement in public service. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has more.

  • Main character in novel dreams of UW-Green Bay attendance

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    The novel “Past Perfect Life” by Elizabeth Eulberg features a main character that hopes of one day attending UW-Green Bay and being an Education major. Learn more.

  • Last call to update the Experts Guide

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    Most of you have received at least two requests via e-mail to update or add your areas of expertise to the UW-Green Bay Experts Guide. (The e-mail likely did not reach emeriti faculty; please update your profile with the link.) The guide helps the Office of Marketing and University Communication field media requests and pitch…

  • Weinschenk busy with media calls

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    UWGB Assistant Prof. Aaron Weinschenk has been busy with media calls of late. This week, he was asked by WBAY-TV to comment on the announcement by Congressman Reid Ribble not to seek reelection and what that means for Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District. “I think it’ll be competitive. You’ll probably have a big slate of candidates,…

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    Kaye talks Trump’s ‘Muslim Ban’ on HuffPost Live

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    UW-Green Bay Prof. of Democracy and Justice Studies Harvey J. Kaye did a lively seven-minute segment on “HuffPost Live” Tuesday morning. When host Caroline Modaressy asked him whether Donald Trump’s latest furor is just another calculated stunt by the bombastic presidential candidate and TV personality, Kaye didn’t disagree — “As he likes to say about…

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    Weinschenk’s P-G guest column urges citizen involvement in politics

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    Political scientist Aaron Weinschenk, UW-Green Bay assistant professor of Public and Environmental Affairs, co-author of the new book A Citizens Guide to US Elections, contributed a guest column to the Sunday (Nov. 29) edition of the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Headlined ‘Sick of politics? Get involved,” the essay opens with the observation “There’s still about a year…

  • Darner news conference

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    Chancellor Gary L. Miller and Athletics Director Mary Ellen Gillespie introduced new Phoenix men’s basketball coach Linc Darner to a roomful of staff, supporters and media representatives Wednesday morning (April 15) at the Kress Events Center. The former Florida Southern head coach shared brief remarks and then answered media questions from the lectern and in…

  • In TV horror heyday, students and alumni ruled the crypt

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    Remember watching weekend late-night horror shows as a youngster? Sneaking into the living room after everyone else went to bed. Staying up well past midnight to make it to the movie’s end. Becoming a fan of the ghoulish horror host who got things rolling and reappeared periodically with the running jokes, sinister sidekicks or weekly…