Dean, College of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences

This position reports to the Provost & Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and is responsible for budget, personnel, curriculum, strategic planning and decisions, and for working with diverse constituencies to promote the mission of our open-access, four-campus University.  The Dean will provide academic and administrative leadership and oversight of the programs in the College, including the recently named Resch Institute of Music.  The Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences will work in a collaborative fashion with the Deans of the College of Health, Education, and Social Welfare; the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business; and the College of Science, Engineering, and Technology on matters of mutual concerns.  The Dean reports to the Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and serves on the Provost’s Administrative Council.

For further information and position responsibilities, please see the full position announcement.

To ensure consideration, please apply by Monday, March 6, 2023.

Supervisory Leadership Certificate Program – Spring 2023

The Division of Continuing Education and Community Engagement is pleased to offer the Supervisory Leadership Certificate Program to any UW-Green Bay supervisor who is seeking professional development. The next cohort for this program begins on February 9, 2023!

Build your leadership skills, fulfill your potential and enhance the capabilities of your department with a program designed to advance careers. Supervisors can complete this program with only $299 in expenses for materials and other items charged to their departmental funds. Supervisors are encouraged to discuss the cost with Division Heads/Area Leaders if funding is a barrier to participation. There is no limit to the amount of supervisors who are able to enroll.

To earn the UW-Green Bay Supervisory Leadership Certificate participants must complete eight courses:

Feb 9 – Core Course: Understanding Your Strengths and the Strengths of Others (8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.)

March 10 – Topic Course: Developing an Adaptive Leadership Mindset

March 23 – Topic Course: Helping Your Team Achieve Organizational Management 

April 13 – Topic Course: The Roadmap to High Performing Teams 

May 11 – Conflict Resolution Rather than Toxic Drama

May 25 – Capstone Course:  Developing an Action Plan

Classes will be held on Zoom from 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM unless otherwise noted.

Full course descriptions can be found at this link: https://www.uwgb.edu/certificate-programs/supervisory-leadership/

If you have questions about the Supervisory Leadership Certificate Program or would like to enroll, please contact Christopher Ledvina at ledvinch@uwgb.edu or (920) 465-2164.

Please visit the Supervisor Toolkit for more information regarding professional development opportunities for supervisors.

Welcome Elizabeth Bloedow!

On Monday, January 23, 2023, Elizabeth Bloedow started as a Financial Aid Officer with the Financial Aid department.

Elizabeth’s preferred pronouns are she, her, hers and her last name is pronounced like playdough, but with a B.

Her educational background includes an associates degree from UW-Fox Valley (Fall 2013 – Spring 2015) and transferring to UWGB to finish her bachelor’s in psychology (Fall 2015 – Spring 2017). She completed her Master’s in Educational Leadership and Policy with a certificate in Post-Secondary, Technical, and Adult Education from UW-Oshkosh in December 2020.

She would like to share that she is technically from Oostburg, WI, but moved to Little Chute, WI when she was in 4th grade, so she consider Little Chute more her hometown. for her family, she has Blanche (Mom), Steve (Dad), Kyle (older brother), Laura (sister-in-law), and Corbin (nephew).

Elizabeth is actively involved with her church, and volunteer as an adult leader with their Sophomore – Senior aged youth. She has previously gone on Mission Trips to Boston, West Virginia, Texas, and Tennessee.

She enjoys spending time with her family and friends and frequently travels to Madison to visit her parents. Elizabeth also enjoys spending time at home with her cat Jordy, and watching football or basketball. When those sports aren’t in season, she spend time watching different shows. A couple of her favorites include Grey’s Anatomy or Friends. She also enjoys traveling and getting to see and experience new places.

Prior to starting here, she worked at the UW-Oshkosh Fox Cities campus as an Information Specialist from February 2020 – December 2021 and at UW-Oshkosh in the Financial Aid Office from January 2022 – January 2023.

Welcome Elizabeth!

Welcome Adam Angrimson!

On Monday, January 23, 2023, Adam Angrimson started as an Administrative Assistant III, WI Training Registries with the Continuing Education & Community Engagement department.

His preferred pronouns are he/him/his and his last named is pronounced as “Angh-grim-son.”

Prior to coming to UW-Green Bay, he worked as a Medical Insurance and Customer Service Specialist for 20+ years.

He would like to share that his hometown is Minneapolis, Minnesota and that he is a movie aficionado, who loves Marvel, DC, Disney, and the filmography of Bette Davis and Joan Crawford.

He lives on campus with his partner, who is an Assistant Director of Residential Education, Nick, and their dog, Skip.

Welcome Adam!

System Engineer III – Desktop Analyst

This position reports to the Interim Lead Desktop Administrator and creates and maintains the institution’s technical infrastructure by performing systems engineering work that is complex, project related, and non-routine, with the ability to solve complex problems and devise work approaches to the work being performed to ensure the long term requirements of systems operations and administration are met under limited supervision.

This position is specifically for desktop administration.  The position is responsible for the management of the organization’s desktops, laptops and mobile devices.  Desktop administration job duties involve configuring and maintaining Windows imaging, application deployments and patching, BIOS and firmware patching, and operating system updates using SCCM, Intune, Active Directory and Group Policy.  This position also handles technical support issues for users and other IT staff as they arise.  There is also the potential to include SharePoint administration or Mac administration based on the candidate’s experience and/or career goals.

For further information and position responsibilities, please see the full position announcement.

To ensure consideration, please apply by Sunday, February 5, 2023.

First Year Experience Manager

This position reports to the Assistant Vice Chancellor of Student Access & Success and manages and coordinates key components of UW-Green Bay’s First Year Experience which includes First Year Seminar, Gateway to Phoenix Success, and collaborative student success programming across the university. This person leads the development, implementation, and ongoing operations of the First Year Experience in order to meet strategic, departmental, and student success goals.

In order to build a holistic First Year Experience for students, this highly collaborative position will develop stable and productive relationships across the university including the Division of University Inclusivity & Student Affairs, the First Year Seminar Faculty Coordinator, Enrollment Services, and the Division of Student Access & Success. This position will serve as the co-coordinator for UW-Green Bay’s first-generation student success efforts.

For further information and position responsibilities, please see the full position announcement.

To ensure consideration, please apply by Monday, February 6, 2023.

Find Your Authentic Purpose

Purpose and wellness go hand in hand. But purpose isn’t only an idea…it’s a verb, too.

How do you not only discover your purpose, but take action to actually live it? Join Christine Whelan, Ph.D., and your fellow colleagues for an educational session on Authentic Purpose: Why it Matters and How to Make It Happen.

Dr. Whelan is a clinical professor in the Consumer Science Department of the School of Human Ecology at UW-Madison, where she is known as the “happy professor.” She teaches on topics of purpose, well-being and personal definitions of success through the life course. She’s the author of five books, including The Big Picture: A Guide to Finding Your Purpose in Life.

Instructions for using this educational session as the well-being activity towards your $150 incentive will be shared at the event.

When? Thursday, February 16th Noon CST

How Do I Register?

Click HERE to register for the event. You’ll have the opportunity to register to attend virtually or in person at the Department of Health Services in Madison.

Start off the year with greater clarity about your purpose.