Student Resources

Career Planning & Professional Connections

careers@uwgb.edu | (920) 465-2163 | Schedule Appointment using Navigate

Career Planning & Professional Connections provides assistance with exploring major and career options, gaining work-based learning experiences, and preparing for success after graduation, including seeking postgraduate employment and applying to graduate or professional schools. They can also connect you with resources on student employment and help you navigate Handshake, a platform for connecting current students and alumni with part-time and full-time jobs and internships.

• Green Bay Campus
• Manitowoc Campus
• Marinette Campus 
• Sheboygan Campus

Center for First Nations Education

Wood Hall 410, Green Bay campus

The Center for First Nations Education welcomes all to their space that is designed to “foster the renewal of Indigenous ways of knowing and being across the University both formally and informally inside and outside of the classroom.” Drop by the Center to learn more about their resources related to Indigenous education and visit with Indigenous Elders, knowledge bearers, and Indigenous faculty & staff.

Dean of Students

dos@uwgb.edu | (920) 465-2152

The Dean of Students Office strives to cultivate a safe and inclusive environment for academic and personal growth by assisting with students’ questions, concerns, and needs. This office is where students go if they have a sudden illness or a death in the family that means missing several days of class, if they have a complex problem they want to talk through, or if they feel as though they are not sure where to turn. Visit their FAQ page for more info.

Housing & Residential Education

housing@uwgb.edu | (920) 465-2040

Housing & Residential Education is your resource for questions about living on campus, joining a residential community, and student employment opportunities in residence halls. UWGB offers a selection of both shared and private styles of housing, a variety of resident services and amenities, and fun and enriching community events.

Multicultural Resource Center (MRC)

mrc@uwgb.edu | (920) 465-2522

The Multicultural Resource Center provides services and activities that promote the academic success, personal growth, and development of underrepresented student groups with multi-ethnic and/or racial backgrounds. The MRC also conducts educational programs for all students that enhance learning through the promotion of respect and appreciation of racial and ethnic diversity.

Pride Centers

pridecenter@uwgb.edu | (920) 465-2167

There are Pride Centers on the Green Bay, Manitowoc, and Sheboygan campuses and a Pride Center meeting space for student-athletes and allies in the Kress Center. Their goal is to provide an environment for LGBTQIA+ people and their allies that is welcoming, safe, and supportive. They are also a resource for questions and concerns and for Safe Ally training, and they sponsor events, including an annual Lavender Graduation.

Student Engagement Center

sec@uwgb.edu | (920) 465-2720

The Student Engagement Center supports student development, success, and learning by helping students explore their interests and create their own unique college experiences. Connect with their office to learn more about campus events and activities, student organizations and fraternities & sororities, leadership development, programs for new students, and community service.

University Dining

dining@uwgb.edu

University Dining provides a variety of dining options including an all-you-care-to-eat dining experience with an allergen-friendly station, breakfast sandwiches, sushi, pizza, subs, smoothies, melts, and more! Students can sign up for a free GrubHub+ Student Membership. Other dining options include a coffeehouse, cafe, convenience store, and several vending options, along with a dining app for mobile orders for convenient pick-up and delivery to on-campus housing buildings.

Students can visit uwgb.edu/dining or email dining@uwgb.edu with questions about meal plans, accommodations, or dining options.

University Police & Public Safety

publicsafety@uwgb.edu | 920-465-2300 (non-emergency number; for emergencies, call 911)

The University Police help keep our campuses safe and running smoothly. On their website, you can find information about parking (including how to purchase a parking permit), crime prevention, filing a police report, and more.

Veterans Services

stockman@uwgb.edu | 920-465-2111

Veterans Services provides information on benefits and services for U.S. Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard veterans, including financial aid and credit for military experience. They may also be of assistance to veterans’ dependents and to those on active duty.

Enrollment & Financial Services

Campus Cupboard & Clothes Closet

sofoodpantry@uwgb.edu

The goal of the Campus Cupboard & Clothes Closet is to provide support for students and employees to meet basic food, cleaning, and personal hygiene needs due to financial challenges or a personal/family emergency that otherwise would be unmet. Clothing in the Campus Closet is available for all; keep in mind that this resource is shared by all campus members, so please select items that you will use. The Campus Cupboard and Clothes Closet has three campus locations: Green Bay,  Manitowoc, and Sheboygan.

Financial Aid

financialaid@uwgb.edu | (920) 465-2111

Financial Aid provides year-round assistance to students and their families who are seeking financial resources to help cover educational expenses. Their office can help you with questions regarding student loans, grants and scholarships, veterans benefits, and work-study programs.

ID Services

unversityid@uwgb.edu

Your University ID serves as your official university identification. It can also be used to check out materials from the UW-Green Bay libraries, access specific campus buildings or rooms, or to make purchases with Phlash Cash at certain vendors both on and off campus. Deposit funds to your Phlash Cash account online via the eAccounts portal.

Registrar  

registrar@uwgb.edu | (920) 465-2111

The Registrar is the university’s official record keeper. On their website, you can browse course catalogs, view the academic calendar, order transcripts, and find forms for a variety of record and enrollment-related requests, including adding or dropping a course late, substituting a course, or submitting a name change, etc. You can also contact them for questions about AP, IB, Credit for Prior Learning, and transfer credit.

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