UW-Green Bay environmental science program ranks #15 in country

The Environmental Science program at UW-Green Bay ranks #15 in the country out of 50 according to EnvironmentalScience.org.   Factors considered in the ranking were location, think green, faculty, study abroad opportunities, teaching methods, program breadth, degree levels offered, and renowned

Students selected to present research projects at Posters in Rotunda

The following student researchers will  researchers the University at the annual Posters in the Rotunda showcase in Madison on Wednesday, April 22, 2015.  The students, topics and faculty advisers are: • Katie Bright, senior, Green Bay, and Kayla Hucke, senior, Hartland “The impact

NAS professors Howe and Wolf receive grant from EPA, DNR

Natural and Applied Sciences Professor Bob Howe and Associate Professor Amy Wolf are the recipients of a $471,000 Environmental Protection Agency/Department of Natural Resources grant to study fish and wildlife conditions and threats in what’s termed the Lower Fox River and