UWGB Transformed Mary by…
…helping her establish life-long academic and personal relationships. Wood Hall will always hold a special place in Mary Benton Wilmot’s heart. “I met my husband in my second semester as a freshman,”...
View ArticleUWGB Transformed Elizabeth by…
…establishing a culture of “hands-on” learning. Whether it was participating in the Academic Excellence Symposium or having the opportunity to engage with the Lawton Gallery, Elizabeth Gigstead insists...
View ArticleWelcoming Regents and Guests
Please join UWGB Chancellor Gary L. Miller and campus organizers in welcoming the UW System Board of Regents, UW chancellors and staff members and special guests to UW-Green Bay Thursday and Friday,...
View ArticleUWGB Transformed Erica by…
…showing her how to rely on her herself. For many freshman, the transition between high school and college can be a rocky one because it’s the first time they have been on their own. Thankfully for...
View ArticleVideo: Phil Clampitt’s Last Lecture
Prof. Phil Clampitt, the fifth speaker in the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s “Last Lecture Series,” presented, “The Magical Connection between Uncertainty, Innovation, and the Human Spirit.” “I’ve...
View ArticleUWGB Transformed Brittany by…
…helping her commit to lifelong learning. When a student graduates from UWGB, Brittany Schreiner insists that their learning isn’t over: in fact, it’s just beginning. Slowly realizing that learning is...
View ArticleUWGB Transformed Jordan by…
…catalyzing his passion for science. Global warming, drought, and exponential energy consumption: these are only a few of the crises facing the 21st century scientific community, but after receiving...
View ArticleDo you want more out of your UWGB experience? Adhere to the “Seven C’s” says...
UW-Green Bay’s Secretary of the Faculty and Staff Steve Meyer was the sixth and final speaker in the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s “Last Lecture Series,” presented in celebration of the...
View ArticleUWGB Transformed Lindsay by…
…giving her the confidence to launch her very own fine arts company. When Lindsay Barr (nee Kujawa) came to Green Bay, she admits she was a quiet girl who lacked self confidence and a direction. “I...
View ArticleUWGB Transformed David by…
…expanding “ECO U” beyond the campus and into his own life. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, UWGB earned the nickname “ECO U” for its focus on environmental research and sustainability, and perhaps...
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