Tag: state budget

  • UW-Green Bay Funding in the New State Budget

    UW-Green Bay Funding in the New State Budget

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    Dear UW-Green Bay Students, Faculty, and Staff, Today, Governor Evers signed the state budget which will provide a total of $102,270,000 in funding for UW-Green Bay.  The funding provides $96,297,000 for the replacement for the Cofrin Library into the new Cofrin Research Center, $3,268,000 for renovation of the Studio Arts Visual Arts Laboratory, $2,349,000 for…

  • Capital Project Update

    Capital Project Update

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    Yesterday, the Committee on Joint Finance of the Wisconsin State Legislature approved $96,297,000 in funding for the removal of the current Cofrin Library to be replaced with a new Cofrin Research Center. This is the first state-funded UW-Green Bay major academic capital project to proceed to this point in the budgeting process in over 20…

  • 2017-19 Biennial Budget Request

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    The UW-Green Bay Office of the Chancellor e-mailed the following 2017-19 Biennial Budget Request memorandum from Chancellor Miller to faculty and staff on Tuesday, August 9, 2016. To: University Community Date: August 9, 2016 Subject: 2017-19 Biennial Budget Request The memorandum includes a link to 2017-19 UW System Budget Information, a page containing documents relevant to…

  • 2017-19 UW System Budget Information

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    Available below are documents containing important information related to UW-Green Bay’s case for new higher education investment. UW System: A good investment for Wisconsin Details of the return on investment to the UW System 1 page 2020FWD strategic plan stakeholder process 1 page The Value of Higher Education to Wisconsin’s Economy Wisconsin Technology Council May…

  • E-mail: UWGB 2015-16 Budget Reduction Impact Summary

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    UW-Green Bay Chancellor Gary L. Miller released the following message via e-mail to employees on Friday, April 15, 2016: I am sure you have now seen the budget impact sheets released by UW System for each campus.  You may find the one for UWGB at UWGB Budget Reduction Impact. This report was prepared at the…

  • UWGB Budget Reduction Impact

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    UW System comprehensive universities prepared snapshots of budget reductions for the April 2016 Regents’ meeting. Although the budget discussions in the full board meeting were tabled, the documents are available for public viewing. You can see them here. View UW-Green Bay’s Budget Reduction Impact Summary document (pdf).

  • Memorandum: Future of the UPIC

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    Thursday, February 25, 2016 the UW-Green Bay Office of the Chancellor e-mailed the following memorandum from Chancellor Miller to faculty and staff outlining the future of the University Planning and Innovation Council (UPIC). UPIC was formed in Fall 2014 to increase participation among the campus community in a biennial-based strategic budgeting process for UWGB. Memorandum…

  • State Budget Town Hall Recording

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    Chancellor Miller addressed an audience of 300 faculty, staff and students in the fifth in a series of informational budget “town hall” sessions in the University Theatre on Wednesday morning (June 3). After making brief remarks, he opened the floor to a question and answer session. A synopsis of the budget forum will be available…

  • Town Hall meeting planned for tomorrow (Wednesday, June 3)

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    UW-Green Bay Chancellor Gary L. Miller released the following invitation to faculty, staff and students on Tuesday, June 2, 2015: Chancellor Gary Miller and campus leaders invite you to a Town Hall Meeting at 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 3 in the University Theatre to hear comments regarding the budget update, budget process and summer activities.…

  • Budget Update

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    The UW-Green Bay Office of the Chancellor e-mailed the following Budget Update Memorandum from Chancellor Miller to faculty and staff on Tuesday, June 2, 2015. UW-Green Bay leadership will convene a town hall meeting at 10:00 a.m. this Wednesday, June 3 in the University Theatre to hear comments and continue discussion on issues involving the…