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UW-Green Bay offers courses for educators

Educators looking for offerings to assist them in reaching their professional development goals, obtaining license renewal, and seeking salary advancement can choose from nearly 20 spring programs offered by the UW-Green Bay Education Outreach Program.

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Students’ ‘Global Sustainability Summit’ is open to all, Friday

Prof. Katia Levintova’s Global Politics and Society course and Prof. Sara Rinfret’s Introduction to American Government class are convening a semi-annual global summit simulation for sustainability. The summit will take place this Friday (Nov. 6) from 4 to 6 p.m. in the University Union Phoenix Room. Over 200 students will be presenting information from 36 [...]

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Shorewood again claims state honors; staff recognized

Shorewood Golf Course was recognized by the Golf Course Owners of Wisconsin as the top nine-hole course for food and beverage and the top for maintenance and appearance in the state for 2009. It follows last year’s distinction by the same organization as the nine-hole course of the year. The awards dinner will be held [...]

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Does growing up techno-savvy affect learning pathways? CATL discusses

“Technology, the Brain, and Learning: The Benefits and Setbacks of Learning and Teaching in the Millennial Generation” is the title of a workshop organized by the campus Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning. Visiting scholar Donna Van Bogaert, Ph.D., will lead the session from noon to 1:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13. (The event [...]

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Nov. 13 deadline for Grants in Aid of Research proposals

Grants in Aid of Research funds support faculty research including data and/or materials collection for research, exhibition or performance projects. Alternatively, they may be used for travel to a national, regional, or international conference to deliver an accepted paper or presentation.
Proposals must be received electronically by 4:30 p.m. Friday, November 13, 2009.  For more information [...]

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Visser wins Horizon League honor

Senior outside hitter Holly Visser was named Horizon League Offensive Player of the Week, the first Phoenix volleyball player to be honored by the league this season. It’s the first such award for Visser, who ranks third all-time in career kills, with 1,084. Last week Visser led the league in kills per set (5) and [...]

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Historian Lockard reflects on 40 years in a 40-minute ‘Last Lecture’

Historian Lockard reflects on 40 years in a 40-minute ‘Last Lecture’

Lately History Professor Craig Lockard has been ruminating over 40 years of scholarship and teaching, preparing to distill it into a “final” lecture.

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UW-Green Bay theatre presents ‘Blithe Spirit’

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay theatre program will present Noel Coward’s comic play “Blithe Spirit,” later this month in the University Theatre.

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Deadline nears for reading group grants

The UW System Institute on Race and Ethnicity is offering Campus Reading Seminar grants of up to $400 to purchase books for reading groups and scholarly exchange on subjects dealing with race, ethnicity, diversity, equity and inclusivity. Faculty or academic staff members must submit proposals, which are due Monday, Nov. 9. More information.

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Goff leads college media workshops


Victoria Goff, associate professor, Communication and history, led two workshops at the 88th annual National College Media Convention, Oct. 28 to Nov. 1, in  Austin, Texas. Her first workshop “What You Don’t Know About Convergence May Hurt You,” discussed convergence journalism and helped journalism students realize the importance of learning how to write across platforms [...]

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