Executive Director of Advancement

This position reports to the Vice Chancellor for Advancement and identifies, qualifies, cultivates and solicits individuals and organizations for philanthropic support of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UWGB). The Executive Director builds relationships, solicits and secures gifts and pledges, and provides regular stewardship of donors and their gifts. The Executive Director raises funds in support of the University and its academic programs, departments, services, special initiatives, facilities, students, faculty and staff. The Executive Director may supervise advancement support staff in donor relations, gift processing, information technology, and alumni relations.

The UW-Green Bay Advancement Office is one that supports its front—line development professionals via using proven strategies and tactics for relationship building. The University is “On The Rise” serving a 16-county region by rolling out new academic programs including nursing and creative writing. Your job performance is maximized by the involvement of scores of community leaders serving in a wide variety of advisory capacities. Top University leadership is committed to success in advancement furthering your ability to connect donors in genuine ways to important programs and projects. Advancement leadership recognizes the importance of donor relations and development directors can rely on key support in stewarding donors. This position offers the opportunity to strengthen self-confidence, build key skill sets, make a genuine impact, and fulfill a sense of individual purpose.

For more information and position responsibilities, please see the full position announcement.

To ensure consideration, please apply by Sunday, June 23, 2019.

New Summer Leave Reporting Process Implemented June 2, 2019

A new, simplified summer leave reporting process was implemented June 2 for 9-month Faculty, Academic Staff and Limited Appointees (FAASLI) who have a Summer Session or Summer Service position.

Nine-month FAASLI who are employed over the summer months are required to complete monthly summer leave reports even if no leave was taken during this time period. Failure to report leave during the summer will result in a sick leave reduction.

To access the new leave reporting process, Log into the MyUW System portal. Launch the Time and Absence app and click on the new tab: Summer Appointment Leave Reporting. Note: All monthly employees will see the new tab even if they do not have a Summer Session or Summer Service position. If an employee without a summer appointment clicks on the new tab, it will simply indicate that no Summer Session/Service found. Twelve month FASCLI should continue to report all of their leave via the Request Absence tab.

Highlights of the simplified summer leave reporting process include:

  • One screen to record either sick leave taken or no leave was taken
  • Elimination of the need to select a specific job for entry purposes
  • Ability to enter summer leave beyond the summer period

Reference the tipsheet, Enter Summer Leave, for instructions on how to enter leave for the summer. If you have questions, contact Human Resources at payrollandbenefits@uwgb.edu or (920) 465-2390.

Source: UW Service Center

Office Manager – Counseling and Health Center (75% Project Appointment)

This position reports to the Director of Counseling and Health, and manages the billing, purchasing, and budget processes for the Counseling and Health Center. This position also provides administrative assistance to the director and contracted staff, including maintaining provider contracts. Additionally, this position supports the client check in, triaging, scheduling, and clinical record processes for the Counseling and Health Center. This is a 75%, one-year project appointment. Typical work hours will be Monday through Friday, between 7:45 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., with the majority of scheduled work hours during the academic year.

For more information and position responsibilities, please see the full position announcement.

To ensure consideration, please apply by Sunday, June 16, 2019.

How to Stay Young Lunch ‘n Learn

SPINE Pain - Male Hurt Backbone isolated on whiteA representative from DeLorey Chiropractic will present this Lunch ‘n Learn about our spinal health and how to improve overall mobility.

Date: Wednesday, June 19th

Time: 12:00 to 12:40 pm

Location: 1965 Room, University Union

Please RSVP by Monday, June 17th: https://uwgreenbay.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cZp9stTZUkAQHLn 

DeLorey Chiropractic will also provide free chair massages and free pizza for those in attendance!  Questions?  Please contact wellness@uwgb.edu or (920) 465-2203.  Hope to see you there!

Student Services Coordinator (Internal Vacancy)

This position reports to the Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs/Director of Graduate Studies and will serve as the primary contact for currently enrolled and potential graduate students. This individual will ensure that student academic support needs are met by managing student activities from initial interest in the programs, to assisting potential students with the application and admissions process, to monitoring students’ progress toward degree completion, and counseling prospective and admitted students about degree/academic requirements. The Student Services Coordinator will also be responsible for maximizing the available technology for the purpose of recruiting students to UW-Green Bay. A special emphasis is placed on developing and implementing robust applications for the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software, along with developing reports to support analysis of KPI and ROI for the Director of Graduate Studies and developing operational policies.

For more information and position responsibilities, please see the full position announcement.

To ensure consideration, please apply by Wednesday, June 19, 2019.

Technology Support Specialist (Marinette Campus)

This position reports to the Campus Executive Officer at the Marinette campus and is responsible for providing operational and technical support for classroom technology, videoconferencing, and distance education systems. This position will assist the faculty and staff by answering questions and providing training for all classroom technology and media equipment. In addition, this position will also serve as the help desk technician “in the field” by helping solve client problems, conducting on-site training as needed, and working with the Help Desk at the main branch to resolve workstation and other technology related issues as needed.

For more information and position responsibilities, please see the full position announcement.

To ensure consideration, please apply by Sunday, June 16, 2019.

Crunchy Chicken Salad

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  • 2 cups chunked cooked chicken
  • ½ cup celery
  • ¼ cup green pepper
  • ¼ onion
  • ½ cucumber
  • 1 small diced apple (leave the peel on)
  • ½ cup grapes
  • ¼ cup yogurt, plain

Directions

  1. Use leftover cooked chicken, or cook enough chicken to make 2 cups of chicken pieces.
  2. Chop the celery and green pepper. Peel and chop ¼ of an onion. Peel and chop half of a cucumber.
  3. Chop the apple into pieces. It’s OK to leave the peel on the apple. Cut the grapes in half.
  4. Put all the ingredients in a large bowl. Stir together.
  5. Serve on lettuce, crackers, or bread.

Makes 5 servings

Each serving is about ¾ cup each and provides: 140 calories, 4.5 g fat, 65 mg sodium, 9 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 17 g protein.

 

Recipe from the StayWell Company, LLC.

Eat Spinach for a Better Night Sleep

If you toss and turn at night or struggle with a sleep disorder like insomnia, you could have a magnesium deficiency. But even if you sleep like a baby, it’s a smart idea to eat foods high in this mineral. Every organ in the body needs magnesium. It contributes to energy production, helps regulate levels of nutrients in your body, and affects sensors in the brain that promote sleep.

Spinach

Luckily, you can find magnesium in lots of foods, but many Americans don’t get enough. For maximum magnesium, look to spinach, other leafy greens, almonds, pinto beans, nuts, and legumes. It’s simple to incorporate them into your diet, too. Try cooking up some spinach with olive oil and pine nuts as a savory side dish, or make a spinach salad that includes chickpeas and almond slivers. Research a new recipe today to try out! You knew that spinach makes you strong—now you know it may also help you sleep.

 

Article from the StayWell Company, LLC

UWGB Bellin Run Team

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Good Luck at the Bellin Run this Saturday, June 8th!  Eighteen UW-Green Bay employees will be participating: Thomas Caldie, Laxmi Chataut, Kate Burns, Jana Fogaca, Jamel Heim, Desiree Kittle, Sarah Locke, James Marker, Ryan Martin, Donna Mleziva, Dan Moore, Nate Rusch, Joan Schaller, Barb Tomashek-Ditter, Molly Vandervest, Kimberly Vlies, Crystal Williams and John Zimonick.  Thanks to Sue Bodilly for taking the above photo!DesignSnip

Jenna Bares, UW-Green Bay student, and Alex Reichenberger, Fitness Coordinator, designed the team T-shirts this year!  The great logo they created was printed on the front of the UW-Green Bay Bellin Run Team T-shirts.  The T-shirts were purchased through a wellness grant from the Department of Employee Trust Funds.

“In running, it doesn’t matter whether you come in first, in the middle of the pack, or last. You can say, ‘I have finished.’ There is a lot of satisfaction in that.” ~ Fred Lebow, New York City Marathon co-founder

 

Welcome Adam Landenberger!

On June 3, 2019, the Admissions Office welcomed Adam Landenberger as an Admissions Advisor for the Marinette/Upper Michigan Area.

Prior to coming to UW-Green Bay, Adam worked for Tradehome Shoes as a manager for 1 year. Adam has a B.A. in Business Administration from UW-Stout.

He is involved in Theatre on the Bay and is a volunteer for Crossing River Support Group. He enjoys cooking, baking, camping, and corgi walking.

Adam is originally from Marinette, WI. His family consists of his husband Steve, parents Tom and Amy, and sister Alyssa.

Adam says “I am so thrilled to be taking on this exciting position and I can not wait to join the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay team!”

Welcome, Adam!