Tag: Phoenix GPS Program
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Podcast: Phoenix Thriving
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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 Communication Prof. Bryan Carr.
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Latest data on ACT test scores in Wisconsin shows continued inequalities among students | WLUK
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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 place students. “The way I often explain not just test scores but GPA, both of those are a reflection of the…
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Tips for the first year of college | WLUK
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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 make the most of college. See more via Tips for the first year of college | WLUK.
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From GPS to graduate school, Shayla Warren has growing aspirations
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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 have significant implications on everything from youth sports to accidents on the playground. What made it even more interesting, though, is…
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GPS students deliver toys to St. Vincent’s
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The students of American Government and Politics, a Gateways to Phoenix Success (GPS) class taught by Associate Professor Aaron Weinschenk (Public and Environmental Affairs), recently raised money and purchased toys for HSHS St. Vincent Children’s Hospital as part of a service learning project. The students raised the funds through a bake sale. Photo: @aaronweinschenk via Twitter
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Reminder: GPS service learning project/pageant for House of Hope is Monday, May 6
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Every year since the program was started, students participating in the Gateways to Phoenix Success (GPS) program at UW-Green Bay have participated in a service learning project during their second semester. These projects are a chance for students to give back to their community using what they learned in class during the first semester. This…