UW-Green Bay’s Gateway to Phoenix Success program (GPS), gives first-year students college skills, campus knowledge, and a personalized support team to help ease worry and stress during their transition into college. The GPS support...
Gateways to Phoenix Success (GPS) Spring Seminar classes were tasked to do good by serving our community in big and small ways. Sheboygan Campus students rallied to host a food drive and collected nearly...
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 20-21 a GPS Capstone Class will host a food drive for the Campus Cupboard. It runs both days from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Food can be dropped off in...
As part of the Gateways to Phoenix Success (GPS) course, students are required to organize a service-related project. Grace Hasenstein, Caleb Gauthier, Nic Marshall (pictured) and Alexia Smith (pictured) worked with campus and community...
UW-Green Bay’s Director of Student Success and Engagement, Prof. Vince Lowery, will deliver the Virtual Keynote, “How HIP Is Your Education? High Impact Practices and the World You’re Preparing For” to kick off the...
The third “Phoenix Thriving” episode has been released! On this episode, UW-Green Bay Director of Student Success and Engagement Vince Lowery is joined by Director of Advising and Retention Darrel Renier, as they discuss...
Phoenix Thriving is a new student success podcast. Faculty, staff and students talk about successful strategies and also failures that help each individual grow, setting the stage for a culture of thriving. Co-host is...
The data over the last five years of ACT test scores shows that there are disparities when it comes to both race and socioeconomic status. UW-Green Bay does require test scores to help admissions...
The first year of college can be challenging for both students and their families. Vince Lowery, the director of Student Success and Engagement at UW-Green Bay joined Rachel Manek to discuss some tips to...
Shayla Warren studies the long-term neural impact of mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) with the Neuroscience Lab and its faculty members at UW-Green Bay. It’s a massive undertaking for an undergraduate student that could...
