UW-Green Bay, Photo of the Week Archive



	Campus seen Taken in the last week or two, photos from special events and miscellaneous everyday happenings offer a slice of life at UW-Green Bay. Fans of "American Idol" vocalist Taylor Hicks show off their tickets after lining up to get the best seats for his March 27 Weidner Center show. * * * * * The Chancellor and other UW-Green Bay faculty and staff had a bit of fun volunteering in Brian Sutton's Advanced Nonfiction Writing Class. Students were asked to write instructions for a simple card game, and guests had to follow directions to "play," testing the technical writing skills of the students. * * * * * Bald is beautiful: This unofficial "Kevin Borseth Fan Club" (including a number of distinguished faculty members) donned special caps at a recent game as a quirky tribute to the popular women's basketball coach. * * * * * The NAS Scholarship Reception brought together faculty, donors and student recipients. Posing in "Moose Lodge" hat was Courtney Lewis (above), who received a $1,000 wildlife/environmental scholarship donated by the Moose Lodge Rod and Gun Club, represented by Rod Truttman. In the photo below, Prof. Patricia Terry poses with engineering students and award recipients Derrick Anderson and Chelsea Starrett. * * * * * Wisconsin Public Service Corp. was designated the first-ever "Recruitment Partner of the Year" by Career Services. A presentation was made by Assistant Chancellor Steve Swan at Career Services' annual Recruitment Update. The WPS recruitment "team" was presented a plaque and a desk clock in appreciation of participation in fairs and campus interviews, as well as serving on panels, responding to requests for speakers, speaking to student groups and classes, job shadow opportunities, internships and more. * * * * * Women's Basketball Alumni Day was special, as the Phoenix marks the final full season of play at the old Phoenix Sports Center. Confetti flew, speeches were made and founding Coach Carol Hammerle posed with former players.

[University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Photo the Week]

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Taken in the last week or two, photos from special events and miscellaneous everyday happenings offer a slice of life at UW-Green Bay.

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Fans of "American Idol" vocalist Taylor Hicks show off their tickets after lining up to get the best seats for his March 27 Weidner Center show.

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Photo: The Chancellor and other UW-Green Bay faculty and staff had a bit of fun in Brian Sutton's Advanced Nonfiction Writing Class.

The Chancellor and other UW-Green Bay faculty and staff had a bit of fun volunteering in Brian Sutton's Advanced Nonfiction Writing Class. Students were asked to write instructions for a simple card game, and guests had to follow directions to "play," testing the technical writing skills of the students.

Photo: Brian Sutton's Advanced Nonfiction Writing Class.

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Photo: The unofficial Kevin Borseth Fan Club.

Bald is beautiful: This unofficial "Kevin Borseth Fan Club" (including a number of distinguished faculty members) donned special caps at a recent game as a quirky tribute to the popular women's basketball coach.

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Photo: Rod Truttman and student Courtney Lewis.

The NAS Scholarship Reception brought together faculty, donors and student recipients. Posing in "Moose Lodge" hat was Courtney Lewis (above), who received a $1,000 wildlife/environmental scholarship donated by the Moose Lodge Rod and Gun Club, represented by Rod Truttman. In the photo below, Prof. Patricia Terry poses with engineering students and award recipients Derrick Anderson and Chelsea Starrett.

Photo: Prof. Patricia Terry poses with engineering students and award recipients Derrick Anderson and Chelsea Starrett.

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Photo: Wisconsin Public Service Corp. was designated the first-ever Recruitment Partner of the Year by Career Services.

Wisconsin Public Service Corp. was designated the first-ever "Recruitment Partner of the Year" by Career Services. A presentation was made by Assistant Chancellor Steve Swan at Career Services' annual Recruitment Update. The WPS recruitment "team" was presented a plaque and a desk clock in appreciation of participation in fairs and campus interviews, as well as serving on panels, responding to requests for speakers, speaking to student groups and classes, job shadow opportunities, internships and more.

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Women's Basketball Alumni Day was special, as the Phoenix marks the final full season of play at the old Phoenix Sports Center. Confetti flew, speeches were made and founding Coach Carol Hammerle posed with former players.

Photo: Women's Basketball Alumni Day.