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Photos: Staff members enjoy wellness fair, ‘Just for the Health of it’

Photos: Staff members enjoy wellness fair, ‘Just for the Health of it’

Dozens of UW-Green Bay academic staff members gathered, “Just for the Health of It,” at a Thursday, May 24 event of the same name.

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Gurung is co-author of new book on ‘Evidence-Based Teaching’

Award-winning Prof. Regan A.R. Gurung of Human Development has a new book poised to roll off the presses. Evidence-Based Teaching for Higher Education, co-authored with Beth Schwartz of Randolph College, is a 168-page paperback due for release June 15 by the American Psychological Association Press. The authors say their intent is to help teachers choose [...]

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In the News: Adult Degree’s ‘One Degree Closer’ eases transfer from NTC

Things are pretty quiet on campus these days; but for many, summer is a great time to think about the future and maybe plan a return to school. We told you earlier this month about the “One Degree Closer” initiative, a guaranteed credit-transfer partnership between UW-Green Bay’s Adult Degree Program and Wausau-based Northcentral Technical College. [...]

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Help wanted: Alumni Relations Director

Newly posted at the UW-Green Bay Human Resources website in the fundraising/development category is the position of Director of Alumni Relations. There is a June 13 deadline to apply. The position has significant fundraising, programming, events management and Alumni Association board of directors responsibilities. If you know of possible candidates, refer them to the posting [...]

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In the media: Furlong weighs in on post-election possibilities

Wisconsin’s unprecedented gubernatorial recall election is in its waning days — or is it? That’s the question posed by a Thursday (May 24) Wisconsin Reporter story featuring Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean Scott Furlong. Recent history indicates the battle between incumbent Scott Walker and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett could continue long after the polls close [...]

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Still time to register for UW-Green Bay High School Music Camp

Students entering grades 9 through 12 in fall can enroll for the High School Band, Orchestra and Choral Camp, July 22-27, at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, 2420 Nicolet Drive. Several camp options are offered for band, orchestra and choir students.

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UW-Green Bay Middle School Music Camp registration remains open

Students entering grades 6 through 9 in fall 2012 still can enroll for Middle School Band, Orchestra and Choral Camp July 15-20 at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, 2420 Nicolet Drive. Several camp options are tailored to middle school students.

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In the news: Local media gather for Weidner season announcement

In addition to supporters and friends of the Weidner, Tuesday’s announcement also drew attention from members of the local news media, several of whom were in attendance for the big reveal. A sampling of coverage follows: Green Bay Press-Gazette WLUK, Fox 11 WFRV, Channel 5  

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New in pictures: Cofrin School of Business hosts info systems conference

As we told you recently, the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business last week hosted a major regional conference for information systems professionals. Local, national and even international experts from academia, industry and government came together for the two-day Midwest Association for Information Systems Conference, held at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Center. Our own [...]

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More from Meyer: A busy day at local conference

When we told you yesterday that Communication Prof. Tim Meyer will be part of this week’s St. Norbert College Sport and Society Conference, we didn’t give you the full story. Meyer actually will be chairing three sessions: Sports & Social Media, Sports & Politics and Sports Writing. He’s also presenting a paper on behalf of [...]

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