Tag: students

  • Encourage students to take the ‘Student COVID-19 Survey’

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    COVID-19 has been a new experience for all. To help learn what this has been like for students, the Office of Academic Affairs has put together a survey with the assistance of the Higher Education Data Sharing (HEDS) Consortium. The survey will take 5-10 minutes to complete and will provide important data to help measure…

  • Calling all Spring 2020 Grads!

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    UW-Green Bay Spring 2020 Graduating Seniors! We want to celebrate YOU! Please submit a horizontal 1080p video answering the following questions (please restate the question in your own words and record your response): Introduce yourself: “Name” graduating from UW-Green Bay campus with a degree in (Major). What do you miss most about campus life? Reflect…

  • The CAHSS Virtual Conference is LIVE

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    The CAHSS Virtual Conference is officially live! CAHSS and Effect, the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences’ online publication, is being turned into an online conference space called CAHSS Virtual from May 4 to May 15, 2020. The CAHSS Virtual Conference will include: Works from more than 100 students and faculty from across CAHSS…

  • Prevea Health Nurse Triage available free to all UW-Green Bay students

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    The health of UW-Green Bay students is a priority. During this uncertain time and with the rapid spread of COVID-19, it is important that all UW-Green Bay students have access to healthcare providers and expertise to answer questions and provide medical advice regarding an upper respiratory infection or COVID-19 related concern. If you have an upper…

  • Free Broadband/WiFi and software resources for students

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    Several major corporations recognize the impact that COVID-19 is having on students, and are providing free access to their resources for a period of time. We realize that some of you may already be aware of them, but for those that are not we want to make sure to get you this information, as we…

  • UW-Green Bay students spend spring break moving out of dorms | WBAY

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    Many students spent some time on campus over spring break to move out of campus housing as a precaution against coronavirus. One student shares their input. Source: UW-Green Bay students spend spring break moving out of dorms | WBAY

  • Please share with students: Liberal Arts Essay Scholarship Competition deadline is March 30

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    The UW-Green Bay Office of the Provost is pleased to announce the fourth annual Liberal Arts Essay Scholarship Competition. This undergraduate essay competition aims to promote understanding of the purpose and value of a liberal arts and science education. We invite eligible students from across campus to submit essays for the competition. Selection Process and…

  • Reminder: Wednesday’ s (Feb. 26) Carnegie Dartlet presentation is moved to Weidner Center

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    Over the last five years, UW-Green Bay has partnered with Carnegie Dartlet, a reputation research and marketing company, for digital advertising. In the last few months, the University extended the partnership with a research project to clarify and define UW-Green Bay’s voice and marketplace positioning. Carnegie Dartlet’s consensus-building method is built around the input of the…

  • Innovation in Aging Student Idea Competition, March 4

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    On March 4, 2020, from 4 to 6 p.m., the Brown County STEM Innovation Center will be hosting an Innovation in Aging Student Idea Competition in rooms 137-139. This event is free and open to the public. Students, faculty, staff and community members are encouraged to attend. Innovation in Aging challenges UW-Green Bay students to create…

  • Earn a Mental Health First Aid Certification

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    A two-part Mental Health First Aid Certification training course will be available on Friday, Feb. 28 and Friday, March 6, 2020 from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Mauthe Center. This event is free and open to UW-Green Bay students, faculty and staff. Attendance on both days for the full duration, eight hours, is…