Tag: student organizations
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Student organizations are looking for advisors
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To all faculty and staff, we have a list of student organizations that have lost their advisors mainly because of faculty and staff leaving the institution or the organization is trying to get started and needs an advisor. If you have an interest in any of the topics associated with the orgs and want to…
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Are you a 4-H alumni? Let us know!
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The UW-Green Bay Collegiate 4-H club would like to recognize faculty and staff who were ever 4-H club members. Please complete this form and the club will deliver a 4-H decal for you to place proudly in your office. Complete by October 15 to get your decal by November.
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Nominate a student organization for Annual Student Organization Awards
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The Office of Student Life is seeking nominations for the 2019-2020 “Student Organization of the Year.” To nominate an organization that has done great things this year, complete the following brief form: http://uwgreenbay.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_esNIEXsBhRQpgzj. They are also looking for nominations for the 2019-2020 “Outstanding Service Project of the Year” award. To nominate an organization to receive…
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UW-Green Bay student organization recognized as APICS Student Chapter
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A student organization for Supply Chain Management has become an American Production and Inventory Control Society (APICS) Student Chapter at UW-Green Bay. Student leaders at the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business were recognized with a plaque.
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UW-Green Bay student chapter honored at national Audubon convention
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Grad student Jacob Woulf, undergrad Brandon Byrne and UW-Green Bay Senior Research Specialist Erin Giese (Cofrin Center for Biodiversity), were surprised to be recognized at the National Audubon Convention in Milwaukee, for starting the very first Audubon Student Campus Chapter in the country—the Green Bay Audubon Student Conservation Chapter. Only three awards were given during…
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UW-Green Bay students, members of Audubon student chapter get coverage for participating in Washington DC event
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Members of the UW-Green Bay Audubon Student Conservation Chapter (which has the honor of being the first Audubon campus chapter in the nation) were featured by the Audubon website for their participation in a Washington DC fly-in event that geared towards raising awareness of the threats facing seabirds. “I think I could easily speak for everyone by…
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APICS student chapter forming at UW-Green Bay
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There’s a new student org in town! UW-Green Bay is now home to a new APICS (American Production and Inventory Control Society) student chapter, which is a student club involved in all aspects of supply chain management. All are welcome to join! Please contact club president Dylon Pokorny pokodb10@uwgb.edu or faculty/staff advisor Assistant Prof. Amulya…
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Green Bay Audubon chapter takes part in National Audubon D.C. Fly-In
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The UW-Green Bay Audubon Student Conservation Chapter, which has been recognized as the first Audubon college chapter in the nation, participated in a “fly-in” hosted by the National Audubon Society in Washington, D.C., April 10-12, 2019. The purpose of the fly in was to put people who are passionate about birds and conservation in front…
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Seeking Nominations for Annual Student Organization Awards by Monday, April 15
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Nominations are being sought for the 2018-19 “Student Organization of the Year” award. To nominate an organization that has done great things this year, please complete this form. The nomination deadline is 8:30 a.m. on Monday, April 15, 2019. If you have any questions, contact the Office of Student Life at osl@uwgb.edu or call 920-465-2220.
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Cofrin School of Business Speaker Series continues on Tuesday, April 2
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Co-sponsored by the Cofrin School of Business student organizations, the Spring 2019 Speaker Series continues on Tuesday, April 2, 2019 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in Mary Ann Cofrin Hall (MAC) Room 210. The presentation will be “What Every College Student Should Know” by speaker Michelle Witbro, personal insurance sales executive at Johnson Financial…