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Nationally renowned Chef and radio host Michel Nischan will serve as the keynote speaker for UW-Green Bay’s Food Day celebration Monday, Oct. 20 in the Phoenix Room. The award-winning chef and sustainable food advocate...
UW-Green Bay will welcome nationally renowned Chef Michel Nischan as the keynote speaker for its Food Day Celebration Monday, Oct. 20 in the Phoenix Room of the University Union on campus, 2420 Nicolet Drive....
Sociologist Ray Hutchison, professor of Urban and Regional Studies, has been invited to speak at the Fórum do Futuro hosted by the Câmara do Porto (the municipality of Porto, Portugal). Other speakers at the...
Mark E. Holey of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Green Bay will be the featured speaker at 3 p.m. this Friday (Oct. 10) in Environmental Sciences Room 301 for the next edition...
We had the date correct (Oct. 8) but not the day of the week. The UW-Green Bay’s Historical Perspectives Lecture Series will begin its 2014-15 season next WEDNESDAY with a 2:15 p.m. performance in...
Assistant Prof. T. Heather Herdman of the Professional Program in Nursing was keynote speaker at the International Conference on Nursing Knowledge – From Concepts to Translation, held Sept. 12-13 in Porto, Portugal. Herdman presented...
Chemist and Associate Prof. Franklin Chen will be the speaker this Friday (Sept. 26) when the Natural and Applied Sciences Seminar Series resumes. The title of his presentation is “Electronic Origins of Acid-Base Character:...
The demise of the century-old Green Bay Symphony — and what it may or may not mean for the future of the arts more broadly — will be the topic of the University of...
Curator of Art Stephen Perkins will be the guest speaker when the University Union’s Cultural Cuisine series resumes this fall, from noon to 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 17, in the Phoenix Room. The English...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s long-running Historical Perspectives Lecture Series will feature live performance and academic discussion during fall 2014, continuing a tradition that dates back nearly 30 years. The series will kick off...
