UW-Green Bay, Photo of the Week Archive



	'Team Green Bay' impresses Regents A delegation of Green Bay business, civic and educational leaders presented Northeastern Wisconsin’s case for an enhanced University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to the UW System Board of Regents on Friday, April 7. Posing informally before the full board meeting were, from left, presenters William Gollnick, Diane Ford, Bruce Shepard, Susan Finco, Jeff Rafn, Larry Ferguson, Paul Linzmeyer and Paul Jadin. After their presentation, Regent President David Walsh told the group, “Your message is remarkable… I wish I could package you all, take you back to Madison and sit you down with our Legislature.” To which Finco quickly replied, “We’re ready.” Diane Ford of Wisconsin Public Service told the Regents meeting that UW-Green Bay graduates, in high demand locally, tend to come from Northeast Wisconsin and stay in Northeast Wisconsin following graduation, boosting the regional economy. Regents and UW System staff listen intently to the UW-Green Bay presentation. William Gollnick, chief of staff for the Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin, talked of the importance of UW-Green Bay to leadership development and educational opportunities for members of Oneida, Menominee and other Wisconsin tribes. “Success is in the Cards” is the headline on the poster. Chancellor Bruce Shepard distributed smaller take-home versions to the Regent and UW System visitors to illustrate the impressive reach of UW-Green Bay graduates. The well-received poster offers a sampling of business cards from some of UW-Green Bay’s most accomplished alumni. Friday’s meeting of the UW System Board of Regents, held in the University Union’s Phoenix Room, was the first in seven years on the UW-Green Bay campus. Previous stops came in 1998-99, 1992 and 1985. The meeting was video- and audio-recorded and Webcast. That’s local public relations executive Susan Finco, who moderated the UW-Green Bay presentation, at the lectern.

[University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Photo the Week]

'Team Green Bay' impresses Regents

Photo: Shepard poses with community leaders and alumni who made a presentation to the Regents.

A delegation of Green Bay business, civic and educational leaders presented Northeastern Wisconsin’s case for an enhanced University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to the UW System Board of Regents on Friday, April 7. Posing informally before the full board meeting were, from left, presenters William Gollnick, Diane Ford, Bruce Shepard, Susan Finco, Jeff Rafn, Larry Ferguson, Paul Linzmeyer and Paul Jadin. After their presentation, Regent President David Walsh told the group, “Your message is remarkable… I wish I could package you all, take you back to Madison and sit you down with our Legislature.” To which Finco quickly replied, “We’re ready.”

Photo: Diane Ford of WPS addresses the Regents.

Diane Ford of Wisconsin Public Service told the Regents meeting that UW-Green Bay graduates, in high demand locally, tend to come from Northeast Wisconsin and stay in Northeast Wisconsin following graduation, boosting the regional economy.

Photo: Speaker addressing the regents.

Regents and UW System staff listen intently to the UW-Green Bay presentation.

Photo: Bill Gollnick addresses the Regents.

William Gollnick, chief of staff for the Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin, talked of the importance of UW-Green Bay to leadership development and educational opportunities for members of Oneida, Menominee and other Wisconsin tribes.

Photo: Shepard displays the 'Success is in the Cards' poster.

“Success is in the Cards” is the headline on the poster. Chancellor Bruce Shepard distributed smaller take-home versions to the Regent and UW System visitors to illustrate the impressive reach of UW-Green Bay graduates. The well-received poster offers a sampling of business cards from some of UW-Green Bay’s most accomplished alumni.

Photo: Overall photo of the Friday morning meeting of the Board of Regents.

Friday’s meeting of the UW System Board of Regents, held in the University Union’s Phoenix Room, was the first in seven years on the UW-Green Bay campus. Previous stops came in 1998-99, 1992 and 1985.

Photo: Webcast camera recording Susan Finco's presentation to the Regents.

The meeting was video- and audio-recorded and Webcast. That’s local public relations executive Susan Finco, who moderated the UW-Green Bay presentation, at the lectern.