Good Times Programming

Office Manager - Bhumika Adhikari

Hi! I'm Bhumika Adhikari, a Nursing student with a minor in Psychology at UW–Green Bay, and I'm excited to serve as the Office Manager for Good Times Programming (GTP). As someone who loves being involved on campus, I enjoy helping create experiences that bring students together, spark new friendships, and make college life a little more memorable. I believe some of the best moments in college happen outside the classroom, and I'm excited to help make those moments happen.

When I'm not buried in coursework, you'll probably find me tucked away in the library, completely lost in a good novel. If I'm not there, I'm likely at a campus event, spending time with friends, discovering a new coffee spot, or walking around campus with my headphones on. I love trying new things, meeting people from different backgrounds, and making every semester one to remember.

The Office Manager is responsible for supporting the daily operations and administrative functions of GTP. This role manages organizational records, coordinates event logistics, maintains office supplies and resources, and serves as a point of contact for students, faculty, staff, and community partners. The Office Manager assists with scheduling, tracking program participation, processing documentation, and ensuring the smooth execution of GTP.

Communications Manager 

The Communications Manager is responsible for building campus awareness of the mission and purpose of GTP; informing students, faculty, staff and the media about the organization’s upcoming programming; and developing interest in GTP’s programming successes and achievements in student leadership. The Communications Manager is in charge of updating GTP events on campus calendars as well as table tents. Additionally, they create and publish information on all GTP social media platforms.

Bingo, Triva and Games - Wyatt Knoll

"Hey! I’m Wyatt, and I’m a Senior this year majoring in Political Science and DJS with a minor in Education. I’m As the Bingo, Games & Trivia programmer, I get to play games! I love getting to connect with people and seeing them get to enjoy all the things our campus has to offer. My goal through my job is to branch out to more students this semester, and make programs that everyone can enjoy. In my free time I love playing Tomodachi Life, collecting Pokémon cards, and creating art!"

Cultures & Communities - Mya Evans

"Hi, I'm Mya! I'm a junior, double-majoring in Psychology and Law Studies. As the Cultural & Communities Programmer, I'm all about bringing people together through fun events where everyone feels welcomed and supported. Outside of GTP, you'll catch me reading, hanging with friends, or finding the next fun thing to do on campus."

This programmer is responsible for developing programs and events that promote cultural awareness, community engagement, and student involvement. They work to connect students with different cultures, perspectives, and experiences through educational, social, and leadership opportunities. 

Creative Expressions - Grace Johnson

"Hi! I’m Grace Johnson, an Art Education major working toward becoming a high school art teacher. My role is Creative Expressions! I have the pleasure of planning events like Holiday Craft & Chill, Art & Farewell, Junk Journaling, and Gravedancers. My goal is to create fun, low-pressure spaces that help people relax, connect, and overcome their fear of making art. Outside of Good Times Programming you'll find me, talking about my cat Leo, hiking on the trails, and creating my own artwork!"

This programmer is responsible for providing opportunities to express yourself through creative and social outlets such as arts and crafts, dances and more. These include take-and-make activities, events like Holiday Chill & Craft Fest, Grad Cap Decorating, and Gravedancers Ball.

GB Nites - Beau Otto

"Hey, I’m Beau! I am a psychology major with a minor in criminal justice here at UWGB. This year, I am the GB Nites programmer with GTP, and I am looking to enhance campus liveliness and make GB Nites as fun as possible. I am looking forward to planning and including new clubs in the events. In my free time, I love hanging out with friends, playing video games, and exploring new hobbies."

The GB Nites programmer aims to develop monthly late-night programs that provide students with an entertaining end to their week on Fridays. Events typically include foods and desserts, interactive activities such as roller skating or Just Dance, and often include performances such as live bands, comedians, or even pancake artists!

Innovative Sounds - Eva Duran

"Hi, my name is Eva! My position is Innovative Sounds Programmer. I’m majoring in Music with an emphasis in Audio Production. My goal as the Innovative Sounds Programmer is to allow artists on campus a space to share their music and grow as musicians. I hope these events I plan can become a place for students to connect through music and have a great time! In my free time, I love collecting physical media, thrifting, crocheting, going to concerts, and spending time with family and friends."

This programmer provides a wide variety of musical entertainment. They find music ahead of the trend and outside of the norm, while still following the mainstream trends in music, such as music on the radio and in the limelight now. Innovative Sounds opens up the world of music in new and exciting ways by bringing a variety of groups and bands.

Mindful Living - Abe Blumin

"Hello, my name is Abe Blumin and I'm a senior graduating this winter! I am a history major with a double minor in English and Studio Arts. This year, I am the Mindful living programmer for GTP and I'm so excited to take on this role and bring more wellness events to campus! Outside of school, I like to knit, bake, and build Legos!"

The Mindful Living programmer brings health and well-being topics to help you throughout your time at UW-Green Bay and ease your way into the world of "adulting"! Event topics include physical and mental health (ex: study skills, meditation), healthy relationships (ex: consent), and life skills (ex: cooking, budgeting).

Post-Traditional/Commuter - 

Katelyn Kalkofen

"My name is Katelyn Kalkofen; I'm the Post Traditional and Commuter Student Programmer! My majors are Social Work and Psychology. I love getting students involved and out into their community, so a goal of mine in the SEC would be helping student find their community and build bonds that last beyond our events and activities, something they can hold onto. My favorite hobbies are thrifting, golfing, and hiking!"

Sports, Rec & Travel - Addison Habeck

"Hey, my name is Addison. I am a sophomore majoring in communications with an emphasis in sports communications. My role is the Sports, Recreation, and Travel. I look forward to seeing people connect with each other and make friends. I love sports, thrifting, playing video games, and hanging out in the sun."

This programmer is responsible for providing a wide selection of opportunities outside the University. These include but are not limited to sports events (e.g. Brewers games or Gamblers games), recreational activities (e.g. camping and horseback riding), and theater. The annual Chicago trip and Wisconsin Dells trip are also popular with students.

Lead Event Assistant - Bei Schelk

"Hey! My name is Bei, and I am a junior this year majoring in art education! In my spare time I enjoy going to the movies, playing cozy video games, and I have recently picked up crocheting! My want for becoming an event assistant comes from all the fun events I have attended on campus that has made me love being a part of the UWGB community and has inspired me to help achieve that for other students."

Event Assistant - Alisha Kropidlowski

"I’m Alisha Kropidlowski (They/She) and I’m a junior studying Psychology with a minor in Philosophy and a certificate in Professional Ethics. I am an Event Assistant with GTP, a position that entails assisting at events throughout the semester and helping event programmers do their job. In my free time, I enjoy reading, playing casual video games, going for a simple walk, and drawing or painting."

Event Assistant - Bishal Adhikari

"My name is Bishal Adhikari, and I’m an international student from Melamchi, Nepal. I’m a sophomore majoring in Information Technology and Data Science with an emphasis in Game Studies, which means I get to spend my time exploring two things I love most: technology and games. When I’m not coding or gaming, I’m usually traveling somewhere new or spending time with friends. As an Event Assistant with GTP, I help organize fun and inclusive events that celebrate cultures from around the world. What I love most about this role is seeing students connect with people they might never have met otherwise, learn about different backgrounds, and walk away feeling like they belong here."

Event Assistant - Saksham Yadav

"Hello! I'm Saksham, an Event Assistant with GTP, majoring in Information Science with a minor in Entrepreneurship. I enjoy planning and supporting events that create welcoming, engaging, and inclusive experiences for students across campus. I'm passionate about technology, love exploring new gadgets, and enjoy building creative projects that combine innovation with real-world impact. In my free time, I enjoy learning about emerging technologies, working on entrepreneurial ideas, and connecting with new people."

Event Assistant - Manish Acharya

"Hello! My name is Manish, and I am a sophomore studying pre-nursing. In my free time, I enjoy traveling. As an event assistant, I enjoy helping people and working in a team. I want to support events and make sure everything runs smoothly."