Announcements

Exciting changes are coming your way as Information Services reshapes instructional technology support.  Telecommunications, Engineering and Media Services and the Learning Technology Center are joining forces to create Academic Technology Services. This group will provide end-to-end support of instructional technology from design and development through implementation and presentation in the classroom or online.  Media Services [...]

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An Emergency Medical Response class is being offered on campus. This class, the equivalent of first responder training, will be taught by Bruce Vandenplas. He is a certified Red Cross provider. The cost to departments is $225 per person plus $69.95 for the book. (Please order your book through the Red Cross.) Non-University personnel wishing [...]

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You may have heard the news Tuesday (May 8) about the forthcoming Packers Heritage Trail, a walking tour of historic team-related sites set to make its debut in June. What you likely don’t know is that our own Prof. Brian Sutton had a behind-the-scenes role in finalizing the project’s historic plaques, lending his proofreading expertise. [...]

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Her colleagues say Prof. Judy Martin has been an extremely valuable and productive member of the UW-Green Bay community for the past 13 years. “She is a member of the Social Work, Graduate Studies, and Women’s and Gender Studies faculties. She is a nationally recognized scholar in the field of Child Welfare, and her entire [...]

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On May 3, faculty, students and community members gathered at Lambeau Cottage to honor this year’s recipients of the Modern Languages program awards. In the category of “Academic Excellence” the awards went to the following students: Tamar W. Brooks (French), Cassandra Baehler (German) and Ramon Garrido Mateos (Spanish). In the “Applied Use of the Language” [...]

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Humanistic Studies is pleased to announce the recipients of this year’s Coryl Crandall and Thomas E. Daniels Memorial Awards. The Crandall Award is given to a student in the Humanities or its disciplines who demonstrates distinguished academic achievement and is engaged in work that involves contributions to the University community as well as the communities [...]

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The University Union Promotions Team is in the process of assembling the daily planner, and is collecting programming schedules of offices, departments and student organizations for the 2012-2013 academic year.  Information may include timelines, deadlines, program dates, meetings, and special event dates.  If you haven’t submitted your schedule already, please send it by this Friday [...]

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The annual Campus Cookout is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday (May 8) at the Kress Events Center’s east gym. A brief program at noon will recognize retiring colleagues.  Faculty and staff were asked to RSVP or email snyderj@uwgb.edu. Reminder: HR’s food drive Human Resources will be sponsoring a food drive for Paul’s [...]

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We’ll have all kinds of details in our next issue, but in response to popular demand (“is the Heirloom Plant Sale this weekend or next?”) we want to make sure that people know the 16th Annual NAS Heirloom Plant Sale is officially set for a week from Saturday.  That’s May 12. We’ll have more to [...]

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The following scholarships have been awarded for the fall 2012 semester by the Human Biology program: Jeremy Green Family Scholarship – Paige Cardin
 Herbert and Crystal Sandmire Scholarship – David Blihar, Jesse Cahill, Jennifer Short and Alyssa Zellner Dr. Donel Sullivan Scholarship – Jamie Hurley, Brandon McMullen, Lauren O’Dell and Nathan Prissel.

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