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UW-Green Bay Phuture Phoenix Day | page 3
Visiting fifth-graders charged headlong into exploring the campus on Phuture Phoenix Day.
Lt. Gov. Barbara Lawton was an invited guest and featured speaker.
The Phoenix Room looked a little like a busy airport terminal (teachers holding up signs to gather their students) as the day drew to a close.
Chancellor Bruce Shepard — the "big principal" of UW-Green Bay — had a long line of fifth-graders waiting for his autograph. The display board was in place for the campus Volunteer Fair in the same space the following day.
A short Q&A with the chancellor was part of the closing program on Phuture Phoenix Day; here, Bruce Shepard, tunes in to hear a question.
Everyone grabs a treat at the ice cream social, prior to departing.
