Author: Editorial Student
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DREAMers student panel – virtual workshop
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On Thursday, February 29 from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. the program Juntos will be sponsoring a DREAMers student panel via Zoom. During the DREAMers student panel, two local private university students will share their experiences as undocumented students in Wisconsin. They will discuss their academic journeys and transitions from high school to college as well…
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UW-Green Bay mourns the loss of Alumna Molly LeCaptain
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The campus community was recently informed of the passing of Theatre Department Alumna Molly LeCaptain. She passed on January 19, 2024 after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Molly was a shining star of the UW-Green Bay Theatre Department. She performed in numerous shows throughout the 2010s, one of her most notable roles being…
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Come chat with the Provost during Provost Office Hours
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Provost Kate Burns will be hosting open office hours on Thursday, February 22 from 1-2 p.m. in the Manistique Room (UU101B). Feel free to stop by to ask questions, share ideas, or just to chat with the Provost.
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Destination Imagination WI Affiliate Tournament- volunteers needed & Expo booths available
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UW-Green Bay is the host of Destination Imagination, the annual state conference for youth at the Green Bay Campus. There are two incredible ways to become involved: 1. Volunteer Opportunity: We are looking for volunteers for the upcoming tournament, volunteers would be greeting visitors at the campus entries, and providing directions to help families and…
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Nonprofit get-togethers, conversations, and more!
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Nonprofit Get-Together New Date: Wednesday, March 6, 2024 4-6 p.m. Zambaldi Beer, 1649 S Webster Ave, Green Bay Fee: $10 Join us for a local nonprofit get-together and social hour. Meet new people and learn from peers in the nonprofit sector. Appetizers will be provided. Cash bar. Register today. This event was rescheduled so we can…
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EMBI Director to assist Green Bay Area Public Schools in climate neutrality
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John Arendt, Director of the Environmental Management and Business Institute (EMBI), was approved on January 22 by the Board of Education to serve on the Green Bay Area Public School District’s Clean Energy Advisory Committee. The members of the committee are charged with: Development of a long-term plan of energy sustainability and clean energy, possibly…
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Regional PFAS research published in special issue of ACS ES&T
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Research on the leaching potential of PFAS from biosolids as applied to Wisconsin soils and the mitigation potential of biochar was published as part of “Emerging Contaminants in Agroecosystems,” a special issue from ACS ES&T Water. The completed research was a UW System collaborative effort led by Professors Holly and Gunn at UW-Green Bay and…
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World Fest comes to Marinette/Menominee
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World Fest is a project of Arts Midwest and connects Midwestern communities to international musicians to foster an understanding of and appreciation for global uniqueness and differences. Marinette/Menominee is one of 9 Midwestern communities to be selected as a World Fest community for the next three years and will host six international ensembles during this…
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Upcoming nonprofit get-togethers, conversations and classes
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Nonprofit Get-Together Wednesday, February 21, 2024 4-6 p.m. Zambaldi Beer, 1649 S Webster Ave, Green Bay Fee: $10 Join us for a local nonprofit get-together and social hour. Meet new people and learn from peers in the nonprofit sector. Appetizers will be provided. Cash bar. Register today. Upcoming Nonprofit Conversations Reporting & Managing Grants January…
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Calling all lab professionals! The My Green Labs training by the Office of Sustainability is available to complete
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This new online training highlights sustainable lab practices at UWGB and offers steps lab workers can take to be more sustainable in the lab. At the end of the training, you will have a My Green Labs Ambassador Certification. The entire training is self-paced and takes roughly 1.5 hours to complete. Staff, faculty, and students…