Category: Academic Programs
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Alumni Mentors Help Business Students Transform Their Futures
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As a business administration major with an emphasis in marketing, Adam Chojnacki was not sure what direction his career would take. That is, until he met Paul Lemens through the UW-Green Bay Cofrin School of Business’ mentoring program. “He helped me apply what I am passionate about,” he said. “We have touched on strengths…
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UW-Green Bay Research and Sponsored Projects Making an Impact on our Region
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To our friends, supporters and community members: As the state’s youngest regional comprehensive university, UW-Green Bay has made an enormous impact on our region, state and beyond. That has been driven in no small part by the amazing research that is happening here. The breadth of research at the University has grown tremendously in recent…
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Research on Rise: NERR Designation May Leverage Resources for Research Partnerships
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Many people may not realize it, but Green Bay is the world’s largest freshwater estuary, a semi-enclosed area in the Great Lakes where lake water and water from rivers and streams meet. The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay hopes its unique location will help it secure a National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) designation. Becoming a NERR…
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Research on the Rise: NIH-funded Study Looks at how Children Learn Right from Wrong
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Everyone has a moral compass, but at what age does it develop? Is it elementary school, preschool or even earlier? And what role does culture play? That’s the question two University of Wisconsin-Green Bay professors are trying to answer. UW-Green Bay psychology and human development professors Sawa Senzaki and Jason Cowell are working with groups…
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Academic Programs, Building & Innovation, People who make a difference, Student Stories, Students who’ve been impactedResearch on the Rise: Students Shine in Water Research Projects
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From the Menominee River to Lake Winnebago and many locations in between, Patrick Forsythe and his University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students are out in the field gathering data and specimens for water research projects before heading back to the lab to study their findings and share the vital information they’ve collected. “There’s a lot going…
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Scholarship honors dahlin’s contribution, work ethic
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When Brian Wendt talks about Superior Diesel and Bell Power, he gives credit to the late Bernie Dahlin for not only contributing to the company’s success, but to position it well for the future. “I think for Bernie, nothing came easy or was given to him in life. He had to work for everything,” says…
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Nursing program launches first cohort in response to shortage
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2020 was a memorable year. And it was significant to nursing: 2020 marked 200 years since the birth of Florence Nightingale, the caring nurse and leader credited with professionalizing nursing. 2020 was declared the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife by the World Health Organization, recognizing nurses’ courage and commitment during the COVID-19 pandemic.…