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A UWGB champion: Southard honored for nearly 50 years of service

A UWGB champion: Southard honored for nearly 50 years of service

With Robert “Bob” Southard in its corner, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has done nothing but grow and prosper. On Tuesday night (May 1, 2012) Southard was recognized by his peers — members of the UW-Green Bay Founders Association Board and friends of the University —

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Snapshots: Foundation Board, and a ‘thanks’ for Rick and Jim

Snapshots: Foundation Board, and a ‘thanks’ for Rick and Jim

The April 24 meeting of the UW-Green Bay Council of Trustees/Foundation Board of Directors had a busy agenda… and a little bit of fun.

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Mueller legacy (cont.) — Sister’s gift funds Art Agency lecture series

Mueller legacy (cont.) — Sister’s gift funds Art Agency lecture series

A family that is well known for its generosity toward the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is giving back once again, funding the Visiting Artists Lecture Series of the student Art Agency organization.

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Mohammad earns UW System ‘Outstanding Women of Color’ award

Mohammad earns UW System ‘Outstanding Women of Color’ award

Heba Mohammad, a second-year University of Wisconsin-Green Bay student active in student government and campus diversity initiatives, has been selected to receive a 2012 Outstanding Women of Color in Education Award presented by the UW System. UW-Green Bay faculty and staff members who nominated Mohammad for the UW System award praised her activism, advocacy, leadership abilities and institutional contributions to improve the status and climate for women of color.

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Video: Celebrating the ‘game-changing’ Austin E. Cofrin School of Business

Video: Celebrating the ‘game-changing’ Austin E. Cofrin School of Business

The Austin E. Cofrin School of Business at UW-Green Bay held an Open House event March 2, gathering students, faculty, staff and community members to celebrate the school’s new look and unveil the portrait of its namesake. Attendees shared thoughts and reflections on the event and what it means to students, the University and the larger community.

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Research, naturally: Cofrin grants recipients share results (and video)

Research, naturally: Cofrin grants recipients share results (and video)

Members of the UW-Green Bay campus and community are invited to attend a symposium presented by student researchers of the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity.

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History of a journey: Civil rights pioneer shares moving message

History of a journey: Civil rights pioneer shares moving message

A civil rights pioneer moved a UW-Green Bay audience with his message of challenge and hope Feb. 15, as he spoke about facing prison and death as a young man determined to make a difference. But Hank Thomas, one of the original Freedom Riders, also spoke of hope for the future.

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Freedom Rider Thomas delivers message of challenge, hope

Freedom Rider Thomas delivers message of challenge, hope

Hank Thomas, one of the original Civil Rights-era Freedom Riders, spoke to a capacity crowd Feb. 15 at UW-Green Bay. Thomas’ address, part of UW-Green Bay’s long-running Historical Perspectives Lecture Series, also served as the keynote event for Black History Month at the University.

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Natural and Applied Sciences awards scholarships at annual reception

Natural and Applied Sciences awards scholarships at annual reception

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay honored some of its top science scholars Friday, Jan. 27, presenting Natural and Applied Sciences scholarships worth more than $11,000 to nine students during an afternoon reception.

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Slideshow: Habitat trip yields lasting memories for UW-Green Bay students

Slideshow: Habitat trip yields lasting memories for UW-Green Bay students

More than 40 UW-Green Bay students headed south this winter break, building homes — and memories — with Habitat for Humanity in Slidell, La. Dean of Enrollment Services Mike Stearney accompanied the group and provided the following account of the trip, including photos, upon the students’ return.

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