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Vol. 01, No. 24, August 7, 2012
'I've got a lot planned'
Video: Black girls aim high, inspire
Meet the dedicated girls and women of "Black Girls Rock." A new residential summer program for middle schoolers cranked up the energy in encouraging young African American women to plan for college. Learn more.
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Journey to Mars, via Pasadena
UW-Green Bay's Aileen Yingst will be away for a while… about 90 Martian days. The Space Grant director is on assignment with NASA as a principal player in the high-intensity mission of the Mars rover Curiosity. Learn more. |
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Slideshow: Alumni night
The UWGB Alumni Association and Division of Outreach and Adult Access hosted a summer reunion for alumni, faculty, staff, retirees and students last Wednesday at Joannes Stadium to cheer on the Green Bay Bullfrogs. Learn more. |
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New hire sings alumni praises
Kari Moody begins work later this month as the University's new director of alumni relations. She's well known in the Green Bay community, and uniquely equipped to tell (and sing) the story of UWGB and its 30,000 grads. Learn more. |
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Summer camp scrapbooks
Student photographers were out in force this summer for the annual Fine Art Photography camp for young people. You can view some of their work here. Of course, UW-Green Bay is known for its great variety of camp offerings, especially in music. To sample more of the sights of Summer 2012, check out our photo galleries here and here.
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