UW-Green Bay, Photo of the Week Archive



		Move-in Day, Fall 2007 Even before the moon disappeared from the horizon, more than 125 faculty, staff and students were stationed throughout Residence Life to give a helping hand to new freshmen and their families. Patience is a virtue when 700 hundred first-year students move to campus within a few hours. Many staff members and students serve as movers and traffic coordinators. The Ambassadors were all smiles as they get ready to showcase UW-Green Bay hospitality. Chancellor Bruce Shepard welcomed families with a handshake and some heavy lifting. UW-Green Bay cross country coach Mike Kline is always well-prepared for Campus Move-in. “Are you kidding me?” Ambassadors thought this trailer was headed for the Union construction site, and were shocked when it pulled up in front of Residence Life. “Relax,” said the parents, “this is for three students.” These two current students wouldn’t confess to how they got the best job of the day. More than 400 students called ahead to have their beds bunked before Move-in Day. For those that didn’t, it was a bit of a wait in the hallway. How do you fit a kayak in a dorm room? The answer is you don’t. You drop your son or daughter off at UW-Green Bay, then take a long-awaited vacation. You can always count on UW-Green Bay’s pep band members. Move-in Day marks the final day for the family to be together for some time. Little sisters say good-bye to their big brother. (And, his best friend will miss him too.) All moved in? It’s time to pay for tuition and parking and find some lunch before parents and students go their separate ways.

[University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Photo the Week]

Move-in Day, Fall 2007

Photo: Faculty and staff gather at Residence Life to help with Move In Day.

Even before the moon disappeared from the horizon, more than 125 faculty, staff and students were stationed throughout Residence Life to give a helping hand to new freshmen and their families.

Photo: Traffice jam on Move In Day.

Patience is a virtue when 700 hundred first-year students move to campus within a few hours. Many staff members and students serve as movers and traffic coordinators.

Photo: Student ambassadors pose for group photo.

The Ambassadors were all smiles as they get ready to showcase
UW-Green Bay hospitality.

Photo: Chancellor Shepard chats with parent.

Chancellor Bruce Shepard welcomed families with a handshake and
some heavy lifting.

Photo: Mike Kline.

UW-Green Bay cross country coach Mike Kline is always well-prepared for Campus Move-in.

Photo: Student ambassadors pose next to trailer.

“Are you kidding me?” Ambassadors thought this trailer was headed for the Union construction site, and were shocked when it pulled up in front of Residence Life. “Relax,” said the parents, “this is for three students.”

Photo: Two students riding in golf cart.

These two current students wouldn’t confess to how they got the best
job of the day.

Photo: Student waits for help with room.

More than 400 students called ahead to have their beds bunked before Move-in Day. For those that didn’t, it was a bit of a wait in the hallway.

Photo: Kayak on a trailer in front of residence hall.

How do you fit a kayak in a dorm room? The answer is you don’t.
You drop your son or daughter off at UW-Green Bay, then take a
long-awaited vacation.

Photo: Members of UW-Green Bay's pep band help with the move in.

You can always count on UW-Green Bay’s pep band members.

Photo: Two girls with dog.

Move-in Day marks the final day for the family to be together for some time. Little sisters say good-bye to their big brother. (And, his best friend will miss him too.)

Photo: Parents and students walk down the path to the library.

All moved in? It’s time to pay for tuition and parking and find some lunch before parents and students go their separate ways.