GPS students tour Downtown Green Bay
On Wednesday, Sept. 21, free buses running to and from Downtown Green Bay will provide students an opportunity to explore everything Downtown Green Bay has to offer. A brief walking tour of student favorites...
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Bartell named UW-Green Bay’s Director of Student Engagement
Associate Prof. Denise Bartell (Human Development and Psychology) will be joining UW-Green Bay’s academic affairs administrative team as the Director of Student Success and Engagement. While this is a new position in the Provost’s...
GPS displays service learning projects Friday
The Gateways to Phoenix Success (GPS) program will hold its spring reception celebrating GPS teams’ spring service learning projects on from 1 to 3 p.m., Friday, April 29 in Phoenix B.
First-year students go Viking
First-year students Haley Falcon, Wynne Larson and Emily Poull really got into their first-year GPS seminar with historian Heidi Sherman of the Humanistic Studies faculty. The students chose to make a five-minute video on...
Undergraduate researchers honored and recognized
The experience is worth celebrating, but so is the recognition. A number of UW-Green Bay undergraduates had a fantastic opportunity to participate in graduate-level research this year and were honored among the winners of...
Phoenix GPS Program invites campus to Friday’s poster session
Associate Prof. Denise Bartell and the students of the 2014-15 Phoenix GPS Program would like to invite the campus community to their annual Poster Session and Reception, set for 1 to 2:30 p.m. this...
Phoenix GPS students learn, help others learn about success at college
News from director Denise Bartell and the Phoenix GPS Program: The students from the Hopscotching the World of Nonprofits team have just completed their service learning project working with the NEW Scholars program of...
Students promote scholarship to honor professor’s late mother
Here’s another good story from the Phoenix GPS Program. A student team has chosen as its service project the idea of raising money for a student scholarship at UW-Green Bay. Their goal is to...
Academic Advising and Phoenix GPS team up for ‘peer advising’
For what is believed to be the first time in its existence, UW-Green Bay is making use of peer advisers. The PAC people (Peer Advising Consultants) represent a collaborative effort between the Office of...
Video: Phoenix GPS helps students navigate critical first year
Now in its second year, UW-Green Bay’s Phoenix GPS program is helping University freshmen get engaged and stay engaged as they navigate that all-important first year. We talked to students and faculty about what makes the program unique.
