Thanks to donors, a record amount of scholarship funds were presented to UWGB science students
UW-Green Bay honored some of its top science scholars Friday with more than a record amount $32,900 in scholarship funding presented to 30 recipients.
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Record number of scholarship funds presented to science students
GREEN BAY – The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay honored some of its top science scholars Friday, Jan. 29, with more than $32,900 in scholarship funding presented to 30 recipients. Flanked by parents, faculty members...
See the ‘communication in the sciences’ display
Those with a curiosity on what communication in the sciences “looks like” are invited to visit the Laboratory Science fourth floor display cabinet. Prof. Daniel Meinhardt (Human Biology) has cultivated a collection of faculty...
NAS Scholarship Reception, today
Natural and Applied Sciences will be announcing award amounts and scholarship recipients this afternoon in a 2-3:30 p.m. ceremony in Phoenix B of the University Union today, Friday, January 29. This year a record...
Associate Prof. Luczaj a key source for story on arsenic in drinking water
The Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism, WisconsinWatch.org, wrote an extensive piece recently on arsenic in Wisconsin wells, and notes the work of UWGB Associate Prof. (NAS, Geoscience) John Luczaj, who has documented numerous contaminants...
Former NAS student returns for lecture on spray irrigation
Natural and Applied Sciences faculty and staff invite you to a lecture by Tucker Burch, former UWGB student and Research Agricultural Engineer with the USDA-Ag Research Service. He will be speaking on his research...
UWGB has fun with kids at Einstein Expo
UWGB made a splash in its first-time presence at the annual Einstein Project Science Expo at Shopko Hall, Saturday, January 9. Natural & Applied Sciences and Human Biology shared a booth with posters, displays,...
Draney leads ‘Winter Wonderland Hike’ at Baird
The Baird Creek Preservation Foundation is hosting another of its free, guided hikes at 1 p.m. this Saturday (Dec. 19), departing from Christa McAuliffe Park, 3100 Sitka Street. Biology Prof. Mike Draney from UW-Green...
Breaking the ice to spread the rice
Researchers from UW-Green Bay had to break skim ice on a cold morning in mid-November to do it, but they took another big step in a grant-funded pilot project to restore native wild rice,...
iPat Film series shows 1965 movie ‘Crack in the World’
The iPat environmental film series screens its first movie of the year with a nod to UW-Green Bay’s 50th anniversary. At 7 p.m. this coming Monday (Nov. 16) in the Christie Theatre, they’ll show...
