Tag: Sustainability
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PEA Department and EPP Program to Sponsor Film
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The Public and Environmental Affairs Department along with the Environmental Policy & Planning program will be co-sponsoring a film showing on Friday, October 17, 2025 at the Christie Theatre in the University Union. Carbon Men Salvation: The Senator’s Dilemma – The climate is boiling. Congress is frozen. A climatologist sounds the alarm for impending disasters.…
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Applications open for the Phoenix Green Teacher Award
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The UW-Green Bay Sustainability Committee invites ALL instructors to apply for the Phoenix Green Teacher Award for 2025-26. The program recognizes UW-Green Bay instructors who promote environmental sustainability through teaching, who seek to minimize negative environmental impacts, and who promote sustainability on campus. The award is open to instructors of all fields—not just those in sustainability-focused…
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Applications open for the Phoenix Green Staff Award
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The UW-Green Bay Sustainability Committee encourages staff to apply for the Phoenix Green Staff Award for 2025-26. The program recognizes UW-Green Bay staff who promote environmental sustainability through their personal behaviors at work and participation in sustainability-related initiatives and activities. The award is open to all staff. To apply, simply complete this brief survey. Awardees will be…
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Funding to Support Sustainability-Related Professional Development, Research, & Teaching
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The Sustainability Professional Development Grant, which is open to both faculty and staff, provides up to $1,000 to fund professional development activities directly related to supporting sustainability on campus and/or for projects that lead to the infusion of sustainability into any aspect of teaching, including classes, labs, field work and/or undergraduate independent research/study. Proposals are…
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UWGB is expanding native plantings & seeking suggestions
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The UWGB Grounds Department is partnering with the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity to maintain and expand native planting across campus, as there are numerous benefits, including: providing food and habitat for birds, butterflies, and other wildlife; increasing biodiversity filtering stormwater and improving water quality reducing fertilizer, pesticide, and diesel use freeing up landscaping crews to work…
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Attend a Clean Energy Info Session
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Energize Green Bay (City of Green Bay) is pleased to invite you to a neighborhood clean energy info session to be held in the Alumni Room of the University Union at UW-Green Bay (or online) on March 24th, at 11:40am. We will be talking about the benefits of clean energy, how to save $1000s on…
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Still time to apply for the Phoenix Green Staff Award
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The UW-Green Bay Sustainability Committee encourages ALL staff to apply for the Phoenix Green Staff Award for 2024-25. The program recognizes UW-Green Bay staff who promote environmental sustainability through their personal behaviors at work and participation in sustainability-related initiatives and activities. The award is open to all staff. To apply, simply complete this brief survey.…
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The Phoenix Green Teacher Award is for all instructors committed to sustainability
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The UW-Green Bay Sustainability Committee invites ALL instructors to apply for the Phoenix Green Teacher Award for 2024-25. The program recognizes UW-Green Bay instructors who promote environmental sustainability through teaching, who seek to minimize negative environmental impacts, and who promote sustainability on campus. The award is open to instructors of all fields—not just those in sustainability-focused…
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Do you conduct sustainability research? The Office of Sustainability wants to know!
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The UWGB Sustainability Committee and the UWGB Office of Sustainability are collecting information about faculty and staff who engage in research and creative activity related to sustainability. We will submit this information as part of UWGB’s 2025 STARS report. Your participation is helpful, because UWGB will earn points based on the percentage of faculty who…
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Funds for Sustainability-Related Professional Development, Research, & Teaching
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The Sustainability Professional Development Grant provides up to $1,000 to fund professional development activities directly related to supporting sustainability on campus and/or for projects that lead to the infusion of sustainability into any aspect of teaching, including classes, labs, field work and/or undergraduate independent research/study. Proposals are accepted on a rolling basis. Applicants will be…