Organizations at UW-Green Bay

404 Network (Club Not Found) is a community for students interested in computer science and technology. This organization provides a space to collaborate on projects, network with peers, and promote technical education through peer led sessions.

The purpose of this club is to bring people together to learn about topics such as (but not limited to) disability rights, history, and resources. Ability Allies encourages peer advocacy, getting more involved on campus, and making connections based on the shared interest in the previously stated topics. Follow us on Instagram @abilityallies_uwgb

ASA (Accounting Students Association) is a student organization that encourages and supports accounting students by strengthening interactions and communication among faculty, students, and business professionals. We also help students explore various career paths within the accounting field and provide networking opportunities.

The purpose of THE AFRICAN STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION at the University of Wisconsin- Green Bay is to provide the students of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay with the opportunity to learn, grow, and develop an understanding of the dynamics of working in an organizational setting. Student Organizations are to be student initiated, student lead and student run.

The purpose of AI CLUB Of UWGB is to provide the students of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay with the opportunity to learn, explore, and develop practical and ethical competencies in AI, particularly Generative AI within a collaborative organizational setting. This club will encourage the ethical and responsible uses of AI. Student Organizations are to be student initiated, student lead and student run. The AI Club of UW–Green Bay aims to foster student engagement, innovation, and collaboration in the rapidly evolving field of Generative Artificial Intelligence. Currently, there exists a significant gap between students' foundational understanding of AI and the competencies employers increasingly demand. To bridge this gap, the club will host meetings featuring guest speakers, industry news discussions, and hands-on demonstrations of AI tools. The Club will also collaborate with faculty, alumni, and business partners to support educational initiatives and applied projects. By creating a dynamic space for learning through projects, workshop, and guided learning experiences, the AI Club seeks to enhance AI literacy, promote responsible and ethical AI use, and strengthen UW–Green Bay's leadership in preparing students for the emerging AI driven workforce.

Alternate Theatre provides unique opportunities for students in all aspects of theatre and performance. It reaches out to incoming and returning students, and provides both majors and non-majors with opportunities to get involved with theatre. Alternate Theatre promotes UWGB Theatre productions both on campus and in the community and directly funds Studio productions throughout the year. Group activities include day and overnight trips to larger cities to see professional theatre, theatre-related social events throughout the year, workshops, and opportunities to interact with University faculty and other professional artists.

The American Fisheries Society UWGB student subunit brings students and professionals in fisheries together via outreach, research, education, and recreation. We aim to create a professional environment where our students can gain insight and valuable experience in the fisheries field so they may be prepared for a lifetime career in protecting this priceless natural resource. We also provide a friendly environment for people of all backgrounds to connect and collaborate with their peers. See our video at:https://youtu.be/Cq8tDjq--fg.

The American Red Cross Club is an extension off of the organization stationed in Green Bay. We will work closely with them to provide volunteer opportunities for students in all majors. We also do volunteering with the community such as blood drives and veterans outreach activities. This is a good club to join if you want to volunteer but don't know where to start.

ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) is a professional organization that promotes the art, science, and practice of multidisciplinary engineering and allied sciences. Founded in 1880, ASME develops industry codes and standards, provides professional development resources, and organizes technical conferences and publications. It is widely known for its role in setting engineering standards, especially in areas like pressure vessel design, manufacturing, and mechanical systems.This Club will help with:1. Networking Opportunities: ASME connects you with a global community of engineers, providing chances to meet potential employers and industry professionals.2. Job Boards and Career Resources: ASME offers a dedicated job board and career tools that help you find job openings, prepare your resume, and improve interview skills.3. Professional Development: Through workshops, certifications, and webinars, ASME helps you build skills that are attractive to employers.4. Recognition and Credibility: Membership in ASME shows your commitment to the profession and may give you an edge in a competitive job market.5. Student and Early Career Programs: For students and new graduates, ASME offers mentorship, scholarships, and programs designed to ease the transition into the workforce.

Anime Club is about enjoying and exploring Japanese animation (anime) in a friendly and social setting, where new friends can be made and experiences can be shared. We take a vote at the start of the semester and choose 4 shows which we will watch together and discuss. We also have semi-frequent social events like game nights and slideshow presentation nights! Meetings are overall fairly low stakes, with students being free to come and go as they please, work on homework or other activities, and react and chat quietly during shows. We also attend one anime convention per semester!

Our goal as Art Agency is to connect ALL art majors and artists on campus to community, new skills, fun events, and networking opportunities!

Aspiring Educators is an informational and professional-development club that is part of WEAC, the Wisconsin Education Association Council. Our purpose is to connect students with professionals from the field of education as well as statewide and nationwide organizations of education professionals so that they can ask questions related to the field, learn about the challenges currently present in education, and generally prepare themselves for the eventual transition from student to educator. Despite this mission statement, anyone who'd like to learn about careers in education is welcome to attend our meetings! It's not necessary that members be Education majors, minors, or even enrolled in Education courses.(Disclaimer:: All students are welcome to join our organization and participate in our meetings, but official union membership requires paying dues through the National Education Association.)

The Association of Supply Chain Management (ASCM) is the global leader in supply chain organizational transformation, innovation and leadership. As the largest nonprofit association for supply chain, ASCM is an unbiased partner, connecting companies around the world with industry experts, frameworks and global standards to transform supply chains.ASCM is driving innovation in the industry with new products, services and partnerships that enable companies to further optimize their supply chains, secure their competitive advantage and positively influence their bottom lines.

AIA is an organization dedicated to student athletes. It is a good place to come to learn more about God and to grow in your faith, while applying it to sports and life. Follow us on Instagram!

We are an inclusive group of fun, energetic people who love to share the art of dance. We are taught by two professional ballroom instructors, Rane Cegelski and Sarah Larson, who strive to teach all styles of ballroom dance. Starting from the basics, we work our way to intermediate and advanced moves throughout the year. Free for students with and without dance experience, no partner required!

The Bird Alliance of UWGB provides numerous opportunities for students with any level of previous bird knowledge to learn more about birds and bird conservation locally. We also provide opportunities for students to get involved in various projects, attend events and talks, come along on field trips, do volunteer work (i.e. habitat restoration, cleanup projects, birdhouse building, Breeding Bird Atlas work, etc.), help students to build practical experience, introduce students to the jobs associated with birds, and connect students to local bird conservation projects and professionals (TNC, National Audubon, NEW Audubon, DNR, FWS, Professors, etc.).

The purpose of the Black Student Union is to celebrate and support the Black experience through academic and social support, develop cultural awareness, and discuss both historical and contemporary achievements and challenges throughout Black History.

The Bowling Club of UWGB offers a weekly competitive traveling bowling league for all skill levels but mostly more skilled bowlers.

The club is here to help create opportunities for students to connect through activities like study groups, social events, and volunteer work. We also strive to raise awareness of community resources such as mental health support and job search assistance. The goal is to help students feel more connected and informed, reducing the fear of missing out and ensuring they make the most of their college experience. For those who prefer alternatives to traditional therapy, we’ll offer therapy groups on campus. Workshops on topics like time management, test preparation, and stress relief will also be available. On the days when the weather permits, we’ll have outdoor lunches. The club plans to organize activities like movie nights, field trips, potlucks, and even birthday celebrations for its members. Community volunteer efforts could include tutoring or taking part in cleanup events.

The Career Planning & Professional Connections team at UW-Green Bay assists students in exploring potential majors and career paths. We also guide students in creating a roadmap to cultivate essential professional skills, establish connections with professionals in the field, discover work-based learning opportunities, and prepare to start their careers after graduation.

The Center for First Nations Education is a space for all to gather, visit and offer encouragement to one another as Indigenous people have done since the beginning of time. For our First Nations students, there’s value in having a specific space dedicated to a sense of belonging, purpose and cultural education. Our mission also extends across campus, collaborating with departments to raise awareness and inspire Indigenous ways of knowing and being—both inside and outside the classroom.

The UWGB Center for Games and Interactive Media sponsors game-related events on UWGB's campuses and in the surrounding community.

The Charles Schwab Center for Financial Wellness exists to empower the UW-Green Bay community and strengthen the region through financial education, personalized support, and community partnerships. The Center’s vision is to create a financially empowered campus and community where individuals have the knowledge, tools, and confidence to build a secure financial future. To achieve this vision, CFW focuses on improving financial literacy, expanding access to financial planning resources, supporting community financial well-being, developing career-ready graduates through experiential learning, and building strong industry partnerships that promote long-term impact and growth.

Playing and learning chess at all levels.for dates email [email removed]

We are a Spirit-empowered, diverse community of believers on university campuses, declaring in word and lifestyle our faith in Jesus Christ, equipped to fulfill our purpose in God's global plan. We meet in all sorts of settings and sizes. These gatherings are informal, charged with music, given to humor, and deal with everything from relationships to the nature of truth. We desire to meet with God, meet among friends, and meet real needs around us. Our mission is to reconcile students to Christ, equipping them through spirit-filled communities of prayer, worship, fellowship, discipleship; and mission to transform the university, the marketplace, and the world. Catch our video: https://youtu.be/GvyRyBW2cZc and find out more about us at http://www.newxa.org/

Circle K is a student lead, collegiate service organization. Circle K has 3 tenants: service, leadership, and fellowship.

A club for those who seeking a competitive climbing group. We will hold our own and travel to different climbing competitions around Wisconsin

Get ready to revolutionize what it means to study business. UW-Green Bay Cofrin School of Business students are a daring source of untapped confidence. They're driven by disrupting the norm and inventing the future through innovation. Let's push the boundaries of education, partnerships and resources throughout the community and the world.AccountingBusiness AnalyticsBusiness AdministrationEconomicsEntrepreneurship FinanceHR ManagementManagementMarketingSupply Chain Management

Our purpose as an organization that is committed to the ideals of democracy is to help foster an inclusive environment for the University of Wisconsin Green Bay. Our org wants to encourage and maximize voter turnout by hosting Democratic candidates to speak about their sought-out positions, inform voters about the issues that these candidates are seeking to fix or remedy, and transform this campus into a place of personal freedom.

Provides an opportunity to continue 4-H through community service and promoting positive youth development.

Collegiate DECA prepares emerging leaders in all fields and majors. You will meet new people, build friendships, travel, and find new strengths you didn't know you had. Whether you're looking to serve your community, develop your leadership skills, prepare for college or a career or set yourself apart, there is something for you with Collegiate DECA.Meetings take place every Wednesday.

While cricket may not yet be a mainstream sport in the United States, it is the second most-watched sport in the world, with an estimated 2.5 billion fans, and one of the most widely played. Many of us have grown up playing cricket and are eager to share our passion with the UW-Green Bay community in a more organized and recognized way. Our goal is to establish an official Cricket Club here at UWGB that can eventually represent the university in matches and tournaments. The clubs primary motivation is to promote physical health, teamwork, and cultural diversity through the sport.We work closely with UREC to schedule practice sessions, and arrange matches both on and off campus. By forming this club, we aim to provide students with an inclusive space to engage in a global sport while building connections, discipline, and school pride.

Fall 2026 Meeting Dates: TBD. From 4-6 PM MAC 223Welcome to Crochet Club! Don't know how to crochet? No problem! We are an outgoing group of students who make a variety of crochet items and are ready to help! All supplies are provided! Already know how to crochet? Great! Come join us as we take on different projects and just relax during the semester!Follow us on Instagram @uwgb_crochetclub to find free patterns, meeting times, local yarn socials, and more!Have any questions? Send us an email!

The biggest question: Who is God and how does He impact my life? We're here to help you answer that question. We offer many opportunities to get involved, including community groups, retreats, conferences, social events, and summer travel venues both in the U.S. and abroad. So whether you want to explore the claims of Jesus Christ, further develop your relationship with Him, or serve with Cru on your campus, Cru is here for you. We hope to see you at one of our events! Find us on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/uwgbcru/

Dean of Students Mission StatementThe Dean of Students Office supports the four campus, access-oriented university by cultivating safe and inclusive environments for academic and personal growth. Staff will respect the rights of students and provide guidance for self-advocacy through the education and communication of university policy and resources. In collaboration with students, faculty and staff, the Dean of Students Office will actively address barriers to success.Vision StatementHelping students rise to overcome barriers and achieve success. Core ValuesGrowth: Encouraging the development of problem-solving and self-advocacy skills using a resilience framework.Wellness: Helping students achieve a balance of physical, mental and social well-being.Collaboration: Aiding students to engage with resources that manage barriers and achieve success.Civility: Fostering an inclusive and equitable environment in which students are able to communicate boundaries and be accountable to one another.

Delight Ministries exists to welcome college women into a Christ-centered community where vulnerability is safe, stories are transformed, and faith is deepened. It is a space for any woman who desires to grow closer to Jesus while building meaningful, life-giving friendships along the way.

Disc Golf Club is a student organization open to students to play disc golf and learn about the sport. It gets students active and helps grow the sport of disc golf.

This Org is all about playing Dungeons and Dragons. The objective of this org is to explore and promote knowledge about Dungeons and Dragons. This includes creating new characters, setting up groups to play together, and fostering a community around Dungeons and Dragons. The org will help newcomers start their own campaigns and create new characters, as well as connect people who know how to play with different campaigns. If you're starting your own campaign outside of the club, we have long-term DMs who can help you as well!Follow us on Instagram at: dungeon.delvers.uwgb

Welcome to the UWGB Engineering Club! We are a club for all engineering students or those who like to build and create. We will have a selection of projects to work on throughout the semester and year. Come and join us!!

UWGB Esports operates the Esports Lounge in the University Union, houses several competitive teams in a variety of titles, and more to come! We're continuing to build the esports presence on campus.If you're at all interested in gaming, we want you to be involved! Be sure to join the UWGB Esports Discord server to stay up-to-date on all information.

We are a social club who will be meeting to talk about the intersections of feminism, psychology, and morality in trashy romance novels, and how we reconcile stories that we love that may go against our own personal beliefs and morality.

Collegiate skating team at UWGB! Open to all!

This club is meant to share the love of film with students of all kinds and embrace movie watching as a group, we plan to vote on all films discussed throughout the club

Our organization is about connecting with those that are first generation or feel like they have experiences similar to those that are first gen. We wish to show first gen students that they are able to succeed at college, even if they need a little help along the way!

Our mission is to educate and advocate for equal rights for everyone. We cover topics such as feminism, patriarchy, oppression, pro-choice/abortion access, and more. We hold activities to raise awareness about the feminist movement and plan to partner with Planned Parenthood to further increase access to birth control and other resources. Our goal is to create a safe space and foster acceptance and activism for students.

Fraternity & Sorority Life Council is the umbrella organization that oversees and recognizes University of Wisconsin-Green Bay social sororities and fraternities. Fraternity & Sorority Life Council is made up of its executive board and representatives from each member organization. Every member of a fraternity or sorority at UW-Green Bay is also a member of the council. The council will coordinate education, outreach, and accountability within the fraternity & sorority community. Find out more at https://www.uwgb.edu/fraternity-and-sorority-life/.

Practice your French skills and explore the French culture. No French experience is necessary to come to a meeting--you will learn along the way!

"GDG on Campus University of Wisconsin–Green Bay" is an official chapter of Google Developer Groups (GDG), created to give UWGB students a structured, collaborative space to learn and build with modern technologies. Purpose:The purpose of “GDG on Campus University of Wisconsin-Green Bay” is to provide University of Wisconsin–Green Bay students with a regular, structured forum to learn, collaborate, and gain practical experience in modern software and cloud technologies.The chapter will support hands-on skill development, peer mentorship, and community engagement by offering workshops, study jams, project nights, speaker events, hackathons, and outreach programs.Student leadership, initiative, and participation will drive the organization; the chapter will be student-initiated, student-led, and student-run, with guidance from a faculty advisor.Objectives:To fulfill this purpose, “GDG on Campus University of Wisconsin-Green Bay” will pursue the following objectives:Provide accessible, project-driven learning opportunities in Android, web development, cloud computing, and AI/ML, with emphasis on Google technologies such as Firebase and Google Cloud.Host monthly technical events (such as workshops, study jams, coding challenges, and a coding treasure hunt) that encourage continuous engagement and practical application of skills.Organize at least one campus hackathon or multi-day build event each academic year to foster teamwork, creativity, and portfolio development.Offer mentorship and peer support by pairing experienced student volunteers with beginners and by creating pathways for leadership development within the chapter.Engage with the local tech community and nearby GDG chapters to create networking, internship, and collaboration opportunities for members.Conduct outreach initiatives–such as high-school bootcamps and community workshops–to broaden access to technology education across Northeast Wisconsin.Ensure compliance with University of Wisconsin–Green Bay policies and maintain transparent governance, records, and financial practices under the primary control of the chapter membership.Follow us on our social media:Website: gdg.uwgb.edu | Instagram: gdg_uwgb | Facebook: gdg.uwgb | LinkedIn: gdg-uwgb

Our club aims to bring together students interested in geology, environmental, and other sciences to be active in the outdoors as well as the community. We shall serve as a resource to students looking for direction in science related careers. We will not just sit around and talk about rocks, but I mean if you have some cool ones, yeah we will.

Promotion of the German language and culture on campus and in the community and encouraging and helping individuals to acquire a global perspective in an ever-changing world.

The Golf Club of UWGB wants to provide students an opportunity to come together and build a community around the sport of golf. The Golf Club of UWGB hopes to offer students an opportunity to golf together throughout the school year and allow students to continue their hobby in an affordable way, while still competing at a high level.

Good Times Programming is a group of student leaders who are charged with creating positive experiences that engage, enlighten, and entertain students at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.We strive to provide opportunities for every UWGB student to participate in programs that promote learning and exploration, fun and happiness, and school spirit within a vibrant and inclusive campus community.

The Graduate Student Council at UW-Green Bay is a student-led organization dedicated to elevating the graduate experience across all programs. We serve as a collective voice for graduate students, advocate for their needs, and create opportunities for connection, professional growth, and community engagement. Through events, workshops, networking, and campus partnerships, GSC works to build a supportive and inclusive environment where every graduate student can thrive.Whether you’re looking to get involved, share ideas, or meet fellow grad students, GSC is here for you—join us and help shape the future of the graduate community at UW-Green Bay!

Green Bay Phoenix Athletics Department

The Green Bay Hockey Club is a club ice hockey team for the University of Wisconsin Green Bay.The 25-26 school year will be the club's inaugural year.We are working toward becoming a part of the American Collegiate Hockey Association as well as the Northern Collegiate Hockey League for the 26-27 season.

Healthy Choices Task Force is a group of faculty, staff and students dedicated to educate and inform students on very important topics related to healthy relationships, alcohol and drugs, mental health and wellness.Our Focus· Relationship building · Character Development· Communication· Domestic/Sexual Violence· Marijuana and other drug prevention (including prescription drug) and awareness· Alcohol use, prevention and facts· Reporting sexual assaults and bias incidents· Bystander Intervention· Wellness related topics· Mental Health · Suicide Prevention · Nutrition· Physical Fitness· Topics related to other behaviors, i.e. social media, gaming, gambling, and disordered eating.Signature EventsTake Back the Night (October)Love U Week (February)What Were You Wearing Exhibit (April)

We are a welcoming organization focused on bringing passionate UWGB student dancers together to collectively create and perfect hip hop routines to showcase to the community.

History Org. is here to let everyone and everyone talk and theorize about history. It provides for anyone with a history major, minor, or just pure interest. The open and welcomeness of the organization makes it a perfect place for anyone to get involved on campus. The organization promotes the important historical dates and events by creating a safe learning environment for its members. Group activities include discussions on specific topics, trivia about different historical figures and events, movie watch parties in reserved rooms, and traveling into the community to support museums and other historical events happening, and connecting with the University faculty and community professionals.

Our mission is to provide a residential environment in which staff and services promote student development within a comprehensive living experience. We offer a varied selection of rooms and apartments. We are committed to planning fun and enriching events. If you are looking for answers, browse our web site or take your questions to our knowledgeable staff.

Mission: The mission of the International Club is to foster a sense of belonging, cultural exchange, and personal growth among students from diverse backgrounds. We aim to create a supportive and inclusive community where students can connect with peers from around the world, build cross-cultural friendships, and develop a global mindset. Our mission is to provide opportunities for intercultural learning, collaboration, and the exploration of different perspectives, ultimately preparing students to thrive in an interconnected and multicultural world.Vision: Our vision for the University's International Club is to create a vibrant and inclusive community where students from all walks of life come together to celebrate diversity, share experiences, and create lifelong connections. We envision a campus environment that embraces cultural pluralism, promotes open dialogue, and encourages the exchange of ideas. Through our club, we aspire to foster a global perspective among students, empowering them to become global citizens who actively engage with and contribute to the global community. We envision a future where our club serves as a catalyst for international understanding, cooperation, and collaboration, leading to positive social change and a more harmonious world.

We aim to provide culturally responsive, social, and academic support to our members - including the student body as a whole. We educate the UW-Green Bay campus community about Indigenous cultures, issues affecting Indigenous populations, and native excellence through developing leadership skills. We strive to engage Indigenous people and allies in all stages of life, most importantly, academic achievement, while maintaining Seven Generations Teachings.

Jazz Society works to promote jazz performance and education at UW Green Bay and in the surrounding community.

Wanna have fun with kpop fans? wanna learn choreos and do fun dance challenges? If being active isn't your thing feel free to come in for photocard decorating! feel free to come in! We will meet once or twice a month on Thursday's!

The K&D Ball Club is a kickball and dodgeball club where you can come to kick back and release stress while having some fun with fellow UWGB students.We will teach different versions of both kickball and dodgeball to keep it interesting and FUN!

We are the Kappa Beta Gamma - Alpha Mu chapter on campus. We are an International sorority built on a solid foundation of the sorority motto: Character, Culture, Courage. Kappa Beta Gamma promotes a spirit of friendship among the members, and encourages high scholarship. Philanthropic Organizations: Special Olympics (national) and Happily Ever After Animal Sanctuary (Local - Green Bay).

Kappa Sigma Fraternity is about countless things, but they can all be summed up into our four pillars: Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarship, & Service. We are the number one Fraternity in the World with the most undergraduate brothers, chapters, alumni, etc. We set the standard for Fraternity life. "A man does not make a Fraternity, a Fraternity makes a man." So contact us to find out more about who we are, what we stand for, and what we can do for you!

A Place to Ponder, Explore & Admire. The Lawton Gallery, located in Theater Hall 230 at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, invites you to explore a world of art and creativity. Whether you're passing through, taking your time to linger, or aimlessly wandering, the gallery offers a space for all. The art within may evoke a range of emotions—from curiosity and joy to discomfort or frustration. Regardless of what you encounter, it fosters a deep connection—to yourself, to others, and to the world around you.The gallery is open to the public, free of charge, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday during the Fall and Spring semesters. It is closed over the Summer months (June, July, and August).Throughout the year, we showcase around seven exhibitions, many of which highlight the incredible work of our students. Additionally, the gallery provides hands-on opportunities for student interns and guards to gain valuable experience.Come visit and immerse yourself in the art! We are sure you will leave feeling inspired.

Leaders Igniting Transformation is a youth of color led organization. LIT engages in values based issue and electoral organizing, direct action advocacy for public policy, and leadership development. On campuses and communities in Milwaukee's key communities, we organize young people to build independent political power for social racial and economic justice. Find out more information at https://www.litwi.org/ and follow us on Instagram.

The Library and Learning Center provides academic services and support for all UW-Green Bay students. It includes the Library, Learning Center, Archives, and Undergraduate Research.

We are a group of students interested in playing and studying different trombone and low brass repertoire by holding recitals, listening parties, and different master classes. We also help our students participate in music opportunities around the country!

Strategy based card game fans: this org is for YOU. Little commitment required. Show up and have fun! The main format is commander but other formats can be played.We play with proxies, and almost all banned cards are allowed. The ones that are not are the ante cards, power 9, and nadu.

Student Government Association (SGA) is responsible for allocating the segregated university fee dollars. SGA also advocates on behalf of students, provides student representation on campus committees, and proposes changes in University policy. The Senate also arranges activities throughout the year including bowling, community service projects, movie nights, live entertainment, and assorted trips.

The Office of Marketing and University Communication (M/UC) brings UW-Green Bay’s story to life in creative and compelling ways. Utilizing a strategic mix of traditional and emerging marketing and communication channels, we target our message to the right person in the right place at the right time for the right reasons. Using an integrated approach that considers both marketing and communication strategies, our team collaborates with University and community subject matter experts to highlight UW-Green Bay students, faculty, staff, alumni, programs that are making a difference in our world and that are on the rise.

The Men of Color Alliance at the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay fosters an inclusive and open-minded community for men of color. Our mission is to challenge stereotypes and higher education expectations and promote sustainable student success.

A competitive men's volleyball club team based at UWGB that plays within the high-level WVC. We focus on teaching players volleyball skills along with bonding through teamwork. Commitment level is 2-3 weekly practices, weekly tournaments/competition scrimmages, and 1-2 required volunteer fundraising events per year. More information on our Instagram @uwgb_mensvbclub

We strive to enhance cultural, social and academic experiences of all students. All are welcomed! Follow MRC on Social Media:Instagram: Facebook

Music making club will be a space for musicians or people who are just trying to find/enjoy local music. Additionally, people that have no experience in music creation could be paired with someone in order to create music in collaboration with them. People could share any type of music: from compositions, to something they have sung and recorded, to a fully produced song. As long as it is a form of music, it will be accepted. People will thus be able to hear new music from people in their area and help each other grow. Members showing their work could request to be helpfully critiqued or just to share it for fun. We will encourage a friendly environment focused on growth, learning, and a love for music. It would meet biweekly, and we would request that people bring something to share for every meeting. It doesn't need to be a finished product...it could just be whatever they are working on at the moment.

The Muslim Student Association at UW-Green Bay is a student-led organization committed to fostering community, faith, and understanding on campus. We aim to create a welcoming space where Muslim students can connect, grow spiritually, and practice their faith in an environment that respects and adheres to Islamic guidelines. Our goal is to provide inclusive programs and events for people of all backgrounds while promoting awareness and understanding of Islam among students, faculty, and staff. Through dialogue, education, and celebration, we strive to build unity through diversity.

NAMI On Campus of UWGB is the student chapter of NAMI. The mission of NAMI On Campus of UWGB is to improve the quality of life of people affected by mental illness and to promote recovery. NAMI On Campus of UWGB will accomplish its mission through the following: Promote public education and understanding of mental illnesses. Provide support and advocacy to those living with a mental illness as well as their family and friends

The purpose of the organization is to advance music education by:To conduct programs and activities to build a vital musical culture and an enlightened musical public for the benefit and the general welfare of all personsTo ensure that every student shall have access in school to a balanced, comprehensive, and high-quality program of music instruction;To improve the quality of teaching, research, and scholarship in music;To promote the involvement of persons of all ages in learning music;To foster the utilization of the most effective techniques and resources in music instruction;To facilitate the effective pre-service and in-service preparation of music teachers.

The NRHH strives to provide recognition for students living in on campus housing who have given outstanding service to and who have provided important leadership in the advancement of the on campus housing system at UWGB. It shall also be the purpose of this organization to promote activities that encourage leadership qualities in residents and to provide recognition to residence life programs. Learn more at http://www.uwgb.edu/nrhh.

Nepalese Students’ Association (NSA) at UW–Green Bay is a student-led organization dedicated to building a strong and welcoming community for Nepalese students while sharing the richness of Nepali culture with the broader campus community. NSA provides opportunities for students to connect, support one another, celebrate traditions, and develop meaningful friendships.Through cultural celebrations, community service, educational activities, and campus collaborations, NSA promotes cultural awareness, inclusivity, and cross-cultural understanding. Whether you are Nepalese, have an interest in Nepal, or simply want to experience a new culture, NSA welcomes everyone to connect, participate, and be part of the community.Connect with NSA:Instagram: @nsa_uwgbFacebook: Nepalese Students’ Association – UW–Green Bay

The mission of this program is to provide first generation students with academic, emotional, psychosocial, relational and professional support. This is achieved through engagement with academic, peer, community and professional mentors.

The Northern Lights Journal is an annual, student-run publication featuring poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, art, and photography by students, faculty/staff, and alumni from all four UW-Green Bay campuses. The editorial staff is also made up of current students from all UWGB campuses.

The purpose of Nutrition and Wellness club is to encourage a good nutritional lifestyle and educate others on nutrition and wellness while serving the community.

The mission of Organizacion Latino Americana (OLA) is to create an academic and social support system for, but not limited to, the Latino students at UWGB. We strive to educate people about Latino culture through fun activities and programs. We are building a strong community where we can spend time with each other and celebrate Latino Culture.Stay tuned for more! Follow @uwgbola on Instagram to stay up to date. All are welcome!

Want to learn about the outdoors and do fun activities? This is the club to go to!We will being doing multiple camping events in the semesters of 26-27 as well as collaboration with other clubs as well.

Painting Club is all about immersing in the world of creativity. We will get together to paint for fun, vote on themes to paint, and more! No previous art experience is required to join. The main purpose of Painting Club is to have fun with creativity!

The world is a crazy place. Sometimes it demands everything from us and leaves us feeling overwhelmed or alone. Other times it simply makes no sense at all, and we begin to wonder what it all means. Philosophy Club provides a respectful and welcoming space to explore the questions and concerns we all have. The goal is to better understand the world around us and ourselves-through the lens of philosophy.Philosophy Club is a flexible, discussion-based group that will typically meet twice a month or according to the needs and interests of its members. Meetings may include, but aren't limited to: open discussions, connecting with the Philosophers Café, short readings, conversations about pop culture and philosophy, social media posts, "question of the week (or month" discussions, and motivational or wisdom-based email newsletters written by members.Whether you're new to philosophy or already passionate about big ideas, Philosophy Club is a place to think, ask questions, share perspectives, and grow together in a thoughtful and supportive community.

Phoenix Catholic is an organization that allows students to come together in fellowship with opportunities to pray/worship and serve our community.

The purpose of The Phoenix Film Phlock (PFP) is to provide a space to open a dialogue about our favorite movies and discuss genres and the culture of the films we watch.

The purpose of Phoenix Juggling Club is to provide the students of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay with the opportunity to Learn how to juggle and/or to improve existing skills. Also, for them to discover all manners of Circus apparatus; while being led by local experts.FREE, casual, club of enthusiasts that want to share our love for juggling and other circus arts!

A community for students interested in the law whether it be on the path to law school, another legal profession, or a general interest in the discussion and study of law. Our mission is to provide students with opportunities to engage and network with professionals and gain the skills necessary to succeed in various forms of law.

The main purpose of the band is to energize the basketball teams on their way to victory. The band is known for the atmosphere it creates at games. From the classic songs and songs from today, to the coordinated group movements, to the cheering and chanting - we love to help our teams win! The Pep Band Org is an addition to help get more people involved as well as make the games more exciting.

The Phoenix Personal Financial Planning Association (PFPA) welcomes all students regardless of their major. We strive to build a community of young professionals with an interest and passion for personal financial planning and financial services. Professional mentorships and development as well as conferences and scholarship opportunities are available to all active members. Follow our Social Media Pages! LinkedIn Facebook Instagram

This group of singer/dancers, instrumentalists, and crew members will give choreographed ensemble performances to the styles of pop, musical theatre, and other genres for community events. We welcome everyone and will try to work around differing schedules, but we also value commitment so that we can have strong performances. We also plan to attend local high school show choir competitions as audience members.

A co-ed soccer club separate from college athletics that competes at the Sports Emporium in De Pere. Our games take place on Sunday nights during the school year on an indoor turf field in a 45-minute, 7v7 match.

Make a Splash with Phoenix Swim Club!Whether you’re a seasoned swimmer or just dipping your toes in, Phoenix Swim Club at the Green Bay campus is the place to dive in, get moving, and have fun! We blend skill-building, fitness, and laughter in a welcoming environment where everyone feels at home. From structured training sessions to relaxed social swims, you’ll improve your strokes, boost your confidence, and make waves with new friends. Open to swimmers of all skill levels, creating a welcoming space for recreational swimmers. Our focus on teamwork, personal growth, and sportsmanship means you’ll leave the pool feeling stronger—inside and out. So grab your goggles and join us!

We are here to test out what can be done on campus with our student organizations.Along with Phoenix Connect

Pi Beta Phi is a National Panhellenic Conference organization at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. For more than 150 years, Pi Beta Phi has stood for Integrity, Lifelong Commitment, Honor and Respect, Personal and Intellectual Growth, Philanthropic Service to Others and Sincere Friendship. Throughout our history, Pi Beta Phi has helped young women develop meaningful relationships with others while reaching their personal potential.

The purpose of the PACK Program shall be to raise awareness of pediatric cancer on campus as well as in the community, support children battling cancer and their families, fundraise in order to support pediatric cancer, and otherwise support the mission of the Pinky Swear PACK Program. The program will engage in completing hands-on projects to support kids with cancer and their families on a local and national level, spreading the mission of the Pinky Swear PACK Program by hosting and participating in events on campus and in the community, and working with other student organizations in order to expand awareness of pediatric cancer as well as the work and mission of the Pinky Swear PACK Program.

The Prayer and Christian Fellowship Group brings like minded believers together as a community to strengthen and encourage one another as we navigate through college. We seek to create a place where Christians can freely share their faith and be encouraged in the Lord by other believers through sharing life experience, prayer, and reading the word of God. We strive to show the love of Christ to the school and use where God has placed us to spread the good news of the gospel of Jesus. Everyone is encouraged to join us, from any walks of life or regardless of christian upbringing and background. "Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing." - 1 Thessalonians 5:11

The goal of our organization is to provide an out of class environment where students, interested in pursuing a career in medicine, can come together to share their excitement and learn about their future profession. Students are given tools and knowledge to be competitive applicants for their prospective programs through various events, speakers and volunteer opportunities. Instagram: @uwgb_premedpa

The Pre-Veterinary Club is based on bringing people together that are pursuing a career in or are interested in veterinary medicine or animal science. This club will base its activities off of the idea that veterinary colleges want students to be active on their college campus as well as off campus volunteer hours. This club will also give students more information of application processes and undergraduate requirements. This club is also part of the American Pre-Veterinary Medical Association, a national organisation of pre-veterinary students and are proud to attend annual sympossiums. Motto: The Pre-Veterinary Club is intended for prospective students of Veterinary Medicine to form connections with fellow pre-veterinary students, faculty and professionals, to better educate one another on the essential courses and experiences necessary for pursuing a career in veterinary medicine.

The Pre- Anesthesiologist Assistant club is dedicated to supporting undergraduate students as they explore and pursue a career in anesthesiology. Our mission is to raise awareness of the CAA profession and guide students through the academic and professional steps that are necessary for a graduate program. Our goal is to provide a space where students can connect, grow, and prepare for a future in the Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant profession.

Pre-Dental Club is aimed at students interested in the field of Dentistry. The focus is to not only make you a more competitive applicant for dental school but provide a further understanding of the field itself. The club provides students with study tips for DAT, hosts dentists from the area, and organizes volunteer opportunities.

The Pre-Physical Therapy Club provides those with an interest in pursuing a career in physical therapy the resources to have a well-rounded application for a graduate program.

The mission of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Pride Center, and the Centers at the campuses of Marinette, Sheboygan and Manitowoc, is to identify and respond to the concerns and needs of LGBTQ+ students, faculty, staff, community members, and their allies; to provide high-quality support services that contribute to the academic and personal growth of LGBTQ+ students, faculty, staff, community members and allies; and to offer a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment for LGBTQ+ people and their allies.

Psi Chi is the International Honor Society in Psychology with the purpose of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in the scholarship of individual members in all fields, particularly psychology. Psi Chi also strives to promote service in the community, inclusion on campus, and collaboration amongst members.Membership Requirments:~At least second-semester sophomore standing ~Psychology major (this includes a double major)~9 or more completed credits for psychology coursework on UW campus~GPA of at least 3.0 (cumulative and in the Psychology department)~Top 35% class rankPsi Chi holds the application process twice each year, in February and October. Emails with official application invitations will be sent prior to these times - keep an eye out for them!Membership dues are a one-time fee of $75*Individuals are formally invited to become a Psi Chi member through the official UWGB Psi Chi Chapter email ([email removed]). An invitation from the Presence website to join Psi Chi is not a formal invitation to be a Psi Chi member through the national organization.

Psychology Club is designed to bring together students who are majoring, minoring, or just interested in Psychology. Our goal is to provide events to help our members with networking and career development throughout their college career so they have access to useful resources for their graduate school or career plans after graduation. Students are able to develop relationships with peers and faculty, become more involved within the majors and minors, and attend psychology career development and volunteer events.Instagram: uwgb_psych_club

Ratio Christi (Latin for `The Reason of Christ') is a global movement that equips university students and faculty to give historical, philosophical, and scientific reasons for following Jesus Christ.

The Residence Hall and Apartment Association (RHAA) is a student organization that deals with the opportunities and issues related to living on campus. Town hall style meetings hare held monthly to assess the on campus climate. RHAA provides the opportunity for students to give feedback to housing on a variety of issues. We are currently seeking students to help develop and build this organization. If you are interested, please contact [email removed].

The Rising Stars is a club focused on current and aspiring musicians to practice their skills. This club looks forward to building a community of musicians to bounce of ideas, learn new skills and teach each other new techniques. We are open to anyone who's looking to learn a new instrument, practice their art, and producing their own music.

Forming a group of people to work collectively through problems with a focus on rockets and similar projects. This group will mostly align with NASA grants through the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, in which rocket building competitions are held and whichever team scores the highest gets the grant money. Additionally, there may also be smaller rocket launches, as well as other events and competitions to enter.

Come run with us! Our goal is to build a running community, accomplish fitness goals, and have fun!

Are you passionate about the environment, sustainability, and making a meaningful impact on your campus and beyond? If so, we invite you to be part of something powerful S.E.E.D. S.E.E.D (Sustainability, Environment, Education & Development) is a student-led organization here at UWGB dedicated to building a culture of sustainability, environmental awareness, and social responsibility both here on campus and in the wider community. Our mission is to empower students through action, collaboration, and education, promoting sustainable development that supports both people and the planet.What We Stand For: Promote SustainabilityWe advocate for environmentally responsible practices across campus and our community Protect the EnvironmentThrough outreach, projects, and activism, we champion conservation, climate resilience, and ecological health.Educate and EngageWe create opportunities to learn, discuss, and take action on pressing environmental and social issues.Support Equitable DevelopmentWe believe sustainability must also be inclusive bridging environmental justice with economic and social progress.Whether you're already active in sustainability efforts or just curious about getting involved, S.E.E.D GB welcomes everyone, no experience needed, just a desire to grow and make a difference.

SUFAC is the autonomous organization in the Student Government Association which is responsible for distribution of segregated university fee monies. All of our meetings are able to be attended by any person.

SAGA is a social, support, & educational group that provides a safe space on campus for people of all sexualities and genders. SAGA works to create social connections and educational opportunities for members and the general community. We strive to encourage respect for diversity by discussing issues and advocacy and diminishing stereotypes.

The UWGB Sheboygan Astronomy Club assembles a rocket for and competes in the Collegiate Rocket Launch competition.

Do you want a local D&D experience, in person and at campus for all of your table top roleplaying game desires! Join our Sheboygan D&D club for dice rolling galore! The Sheboygan D&D Club will provide a unique tabletop gaming experience that is conscious of player boundaries and needs. If you would like to join, please email GM Alex Lopez at [email removed]!

Welcome to the Sheboygan dance club! We will be playing the game "just dance" majority of the time. Occasionally, We will maybe learn dance choreographies in various styles including kpop, hip-hop, TikTok dances and more. Everyone is welcome to dance regardless of skills or experiences and abilities or backgrounds. We believe that having fun is the key to becoming a great dancer! This is a safe, judgement free space where you can freely express yourself through dance. So come as you are, let loose and dance your little heart out!

We are the Sheboygan rollerblading club. We do rollerblading activities and events around the UWGB Sheboygan campus.

Student Government Association (SGA) is responsible for allocating the segregated university fee dollars. SGA also advocates on behalf of students, provides student representation on campus committees, and proposes changes in University policy. The Senate also arranges activities throughout the year including bowling, community service projects, movie nights, live entertainment, and assorted trips.

Our mission is to offer UW – Green Bay students an arts forum for their creative work, publishing them alongside professional writers worldwide; and to provide the community, as well as the students, with a journal of its own local literary and artistic talent. We also provide students with the full experience of producing a print journal, from selecting material and designing the journal, to working with the printer and distribution. We also give organization members the opportunity to excel in leadership roles. The journal is a great reflection of UW – Green Bay, developing the campus’ reputation on a local, campus, high school, national, and international level.

We at Sigma Tau Delta aim to foster a spirit of fellowship among those who specialize in the study of the English language and literature by holding events such as our bi-annual Celebration of Thought & Beauty, bi-annual Member Induction, and reaching out to our local community. We encourage worthwhile reading by maintaining our society library and hosting a book club. Our meetings promote the mastery of written expression through writing workshops, member spotlights, open mic nights, and visiting author events.

People in this club will get together and enjoy the great sport of downhill skiing! We will visit a hill either once a week or once every other week and maybe even take a further trip to ski for a weekend! Follow us on IG at skiandsnowboard_uwgb

SSEC, or Social Studies Educator Collective, will be an organization that aims to bring together Social Studies Secondary UWGB students and elementary education students who are eager to deepen their understanding of social studies education. We aim to connect aspiring educators with WCSS. We hope to connect with cohorts and educators in our local community to learn from them and enter the field with strong teaching connections. We want to engage in action research in the Social Studies Context and conduct our own research. We are eager to attend local social studies events and deepen our understanding of the profession and the specific subject field. We want to create a space where aspiring educators can discuss anxieties and fears of our current realities in our community, country, and nation as a whole. We want to create field trip opportunities to invest ourselves in our community, deepen our knowledge, and create change through Social Studies.

The Social Work Association is open to all students whether you are a social work student, pre-social work student, or just want to get involved on campus! The focus of the organization is to provide students with opportunities to explore and expand their interest in Social Work, and get connected with local agencies and organizations. Being part of this student org will introduce you to different fields within social work, allow you to take trips, hear from experts within the field, collaborate with other students, build a sense of community, and participate in fun activities and events! Instagram: uwgbsocialworkassociation

Why should you join SHRM?: Meet new friends, network with professionals, career-building opportunities, and more!Follow SHRM on social media! Instagram: @uwgb.shrmSHRM (Society for Human Resource Management) is committed to providing members with opportunities to learn about the advancement and design of human resource management in today's business society as well as captivating other related aspects of business, including but not limited to, management, marketing, finance, economics, accounting, psychology, and public administration to help the upcoming workforce, have the ability to network and find a rewarding career as well as lead a successful profession in years to come.

To create opportunities for UWGB students for personal development, leadership development, engagement, and domain-related learning with respect to the domains of Information Systems and Business Analytics.

Our organization is dedicated to encouraging and providing guidance to Somali students, helping them achieve academic, professional, and personal success. We aim to create a supportive environment where students can thrive and reach their full potential.In addition to our focus on academic and professional development, we also strive to embrace and share Somali culture with those who may not be familiar with it. By promoting cultural awareness and understanding, we hope to foster a sense of community and appreciation for our rich heritage.

We are the Southeast Asian Student Union, also known as SASU. Our mission is to promote inclusivity and cultural exchange for multicultural students with Southeast Asian cultural heritage. We are an open student organization and everyone is welcome to join. Throughout the semester, we will have many social events, fundraisers, travel trips, and more! A student does not identify with this community to be a member, and we encourage all students to join us.

The Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology (SEPP) Club is a place for graduate students within the program, staff, and students at UWGB to come together to learn about the field of SEPP. SEPP Club is for members to form connections with each other and the community, and to have access to resources regarding future careers and opportunities in the field.

The STEM Study Lounge Club is a group affiliated with the STEM Study Lounge, found on the second floor of the Environmental Science building. Our goal as an undergraduate student group is to help provide for the students that use the study lounge, including the resources they want and need.

The Student Association of Management (SAM) strives to enhance both in-person and online students’ professional skills through guest speakers, networking events, and socials. Our speakers provide insight and guidance on their experiences in the business world. SAM is a great way to explore different fields and industries while exposing students to post-graduation employment opportunities.

MissionThe Student Engagement Center fosters learning, development and connections to support student success and retention, while cultivating welcoming spaces that encourage a more inclusive, vibrant, and engaged campus community. We accomplish this through events and activities, student led initiatives and organizations, student employment opportunities and personal connections between staff and students. As a result, UWGB students who engage with our services and staff will graduate with well-rounded experiences and lasting fond memories of their collegiate experience. VisionThe Student Engagement Center strives to create a vibrant and inclusive campus community where all UWGB students feel welcomed, included, and supported. Values Student-Centered Programs and ServicesEquity & InclusionTeamwork & Collaborative LeadershipCreativity & InnovationCommunity Development & RelationshipsServices and Offices of the Student Engagement CenterNew Student ProgramsFamily EngagementSocial Programming and EventsCultural Programming and EventsStudent OrganizationsFraternity & Sorority LifeCommunity and Civic Engagement through Volunteerism & ServiceStudent EmploymentLeadership DevelopmentCommuter Student ServicesCommencementLearning OutcomesStudents who participate in Student Engagement events, programs, and employment will receive the following benefits: Increased retention and graduation ratesIncreased sense of belonging and connection on campusSelf-understanding and leadership skillsCritical thinking and team work skills

The UW-Green Bay Student Government Association strives to make the voices of students heard and foster an environment for change throughout our University. The SGA does this by reviewing all Segregated University Fees, actively seeking student input concerning all aspects of University governance, and by providing an official voice through which student opinion may be expressed. If one feels something should be changed on campus, this is the org to join to get it done!

To assume responsibility for contributing to nursing education in order to provide for the highest quality of healthcare by providing programs representative of fundamental interests and concerns to nursing students. This organization aims to aid in the development of the whole person, his/her professional role, his/her responsibility for the healthcare of people in all walks of life.

Student Success Programs provides Student Success Coaching, workshops, events and initiatives to fulfill UWGB's mission as an access-driven university, committed to equity in education and student success.

A collection of people working together for a better and more just world. We stand against war, genocide, and oppression of any kind. Learn how you can get involved and active in your community and on campus!Join the Discord!https://discord.gg/ADFajesCDe

A fashion and style club that focuses on experimenting with personal style sustainably and exploring fashion as self-expression. Activities include/but not limited to thrift store outings, diy fashion crafts, and growing knowledge about fashion. We seek to push our personal style boundaries and become a stronger community.

The Super Smash Bros Club is a group where students can come together and bond over their love of Super Smash Bros Ultimate. Every other week, we will host tournaments on campus where people can come together to socialize, learn more about the game, and overall have fun playing against each other in a competitive setting. This club is a great way for students to meet new friends and hone their Super Smash Bros skills at the same time!

Eco U® is not just our history—it's our present and future. UW-Green Bay advocates for the protection of people and the planet. You can make a difference here. Join us to encourage and expand sustainability in our region.

Learn a martial art with the UWGB TaeKwonDo Club! We are in partnership with a local school called Williams Taekwondo. Our club meetings are held at that Taekwondo school, and they consist of regular lessons, but for a fraction of the cost! They are open to students with or without TaeKwonDo experience.

Building on a rich tradition of more than 50 years, the Mauthe Center provides opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and the greater Green Bay community to explore faith, nurture the spiritual life, and serve others.Over the years, countless people have contributed to the writing of our story through the selfless giving of their time, talent, and treasure. Today, we feel invigorated to work with the next generation of authentic leaders to write a new chapter - defined by our effort to find innovative ways to continue transforming the lives of students and community members we serve.

The Performance Guild strives to introduce and run theater, play, and musical productions to the location campuses and location communities. The Performance Guild is ran and made by students while including the community into the experience of drama!

The Phlock is the official student section of the Green Bay Phoenix.

About The Way to InvestingThe Way to Investing is a student-led finance and investing organization at the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay focused on making financial markets more practical, accessible, and understandable for students.Our goal is to help students move beyond textbook definitions and actually learn how investing works in the real world. Whether someone is completely new to finance or already interested in stocks, valuation, portfolio management, or investment banking, the club provides a space to learn, discuss, practice, and grow.Through weekly meetings, market discussions, stock simulations, guest speakers, workshops, and finance-related events, we help students build the confidence and knowledge needed to understand markets, evaluate investments, and make smarter financial decisions.Our MissionOur mission is to promote financial literacy, investing knowledge, and professional development by giving students practical exposure to the world of finance and investments.We aim to simplify concepts that are often under-taught or intimidating, such as stock analysis, valuation, risk, portfolio construction, market trends, and economic conditions. More importantly, we want students to understand not just what is happening in the market, but why it is happening and how investors think through decisions.What We DoAt The Way to Investing, members can expect to engage in:Market Rundowns: Weekly discussions on major market movements, interest rates, earnings, sectors, commodities, and economic news.Stock Simulations: Hands-on investing practice through simulated portfolios, allowing members to build and manage positions without risking real money.Investment Analysis: Learning how to evaluate companies using financial statements, ratios, business models, industry trends, and valuation methods.Valuation Concepts: Introduction to tools such as Discounted Cash Flow models, comparable company analysis, and fair value thinking.Risk Evaluation: Understanding downside risk, portfolio risk, diversification, and how investors think about potential losses.Guest Speakers: Opportunities to hear from professionals in finance, investments, banking, wealth management, and related fields.Career Development: Exposure to finance careers, networking opportunities, technical skills, and resources that help students prepare for internships and full-time roles.What Members Can LearnMembers will have the opportunity to learn how to:Identify and analyze potential investment opportunities.Understand how economic conditions affect stocks, sectors, and markets.Read and interpret financial statements and key financial ratios.Think through whether a stock may be overvalued or undervalued.Build basic valuation models and understand the logic behind them.Evaluate downside risk and possible loss scenarios.Construct a portfolio based on goals, risk tolerance, and strategy.Communicate investment ideas clearly and professionally.Who We ServeThe Way to Investing is open to students from all majors and backgrounds. You do not need to be a finance major or have prior investing experience to join.We serve students who are:New to investing and want to learn the basics.Interested in finance, business, economics, or entrepreneurship.Looking to gain practical experience analyzing stocks and markets.Preparing for careers in investment banking, wealth management, asset management, corporate finance, financial planning, or related fields.Simply wanting to become more financially literate and confident with money.What Makes Us DifferentWhat makes The Way to Investing unique is that we are built around practical learning. We are not just discussing finance in theory — we are applying it through market analysis, simulations, presentations, guest speakers, and real conversations about investing.As students, we are also learning, growing, and building experience in the finance industry ourselves. That creates a collaborative environment where members can ask questions, share ideas, make mistakes, and improve together.The club brings together students interested in investing, finance, student leadership, and professional development, creating a community where members can learn from each other and build meaningful experience outside the classroom.Our VisionOur vision is to create a strong investing culture at UW–Green Bay where students feel confident understanding financial markets, making informed decisions, and pursuing opportunities in finance.The Way to Investing exists to help students take their first steps toward financial independence, professional growth, and long-term success — one meeting, one discussion, and one investment idea at a time.

Located on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Campus, The Weidner is a home for UW-Green Bay Music and Theatre & Dance programs, community events, and performances by visiting artists and touring companies. The Weidner also focuses on scholastic development with our impactful education series – Stage Doors.The Edward W. Weidner Center for the Performing Arts is known for its elegant design and the acoustic excellence of its 2,021-seat main theatre, Cofrin Family Hall. We also house two smaller performance spaces, Fort Howard Hall and Jean Weidner Theatre, along with a dance studio and Grand Foyer.The Mission of The Weidner is to present a wide variety of cultural, entertainment, and educational performing arts to the Northeastern Wisconsin community while also serving as a home for local and University performing arts.The Vision of The Weidner is to create a place for members of the community to be entertained and enriched. It is also the recognition that The Weidner is not just a place, but a program that evolves as the face of the community changes and diversifies.

Connect with The Wellness Center! Whether you're looking for wellness-related workshops, groups, or pop-up events, this platform provides an easy way to explore and register for events that support your well-being. Empower yourself with the resources and support you need for a healthier, more balanced life.What You’ll Find: Workshops & Group Sessions: Engage in interactive sessions on mindfulness, stress reduction, coping strategies, and self-care practices. Skill-Building: Learn practical tools for resilience, emotional regulation, and healthy relationships. Drop-In Spaces: Join informal, supportive gatherings that foster connection and relaxation outside of therapy.Phone Number: 920-465-2380Location: Student Services Building 1400Instagram @uwgbwellnessVisit Us

A local and gender-inclusive sorority devoted to volunteering and bettering the local community. Theta Eta Alpha partners with Golden House, a domestic violence shelter, for many of the volunteering hours but volunteers across campus and in Green Bay.Theta Eta Alpha's Values are:GrowthDiversityServiceFriendship & FamilyCommunity.Colors: Light Pink and Sage GreenSymbol: Sir TEAdore the OtterFlower: Pink PeonyMotto: "Many hearts, one purpose."The requirements to maintain membership in Theta Eta Alpha are a 2.5 GPA each semester, $75 per semester dues, and 20 volunteer hours per year. Please reach out if you are interested in Theta Eta Alpha or if you have any questions! :)

Beta Beta Beta is a biological honor society for undergraduate students. TriBeta's role is to connect any students within the biological sciences (environmental sciences, biology, and human biology) and encourage research, volunteering, and community outreach.

TRIO SSS is a federally-funded program designed to empower you. As a participant, you gain access to an exclusive and dedicated team—a project director and two student success coaches—all focused on your journey.

The Ultimate Frisbee Club provides a forum for students to play Ultimate and also learn the game. It also helps students get out and get active. There will be pick up games and tournaments throughout the year, which are open to all students.

UREC serves UW-Green Bay students and the campus community through outstanding sport and recreation facilities, inclusive programming, and leadership opportunities in pursuit of mental and physical well-being. Play Hard. Have Fun. Lead On.

As a Student Ambassador, you'll be the ultimate go-to guide for incoming students, sharing your insider knowledge and passion for UW-Green Bay to ensure they have an unforgettable first year. Our ambassadors are academic achievers with a strong campus presence, selected through an interview process each spring.

The University Union is your campus hub for blending free time with enlightening education. We're your one-stop destination for essentials, from ID services to a variety of dining options. With recreational areas, event spaces and tranquil study nooks, we cater to all aspects of your campus life. Offering event ticketing and other conveniences, we're here to elevate your journey. Find your flock, embrace the adventure and amplify your Phoenix experience with us at the Union.

Student group interested in Military Science while developing skills, leadership, and knowledge. We learn about Land Navigation (Orienteering), Drill and Ceremony (Marching and Color Guard), Customs and Courtesies (Dining-in/out, Balls), physical fitness, wellness, ethics.. etc. All are welcome, whether you have experience in the military or not.

Our goal is to create a fun yet competitive environment for girls within the university to share their interest for basketball.

Empowering students to learn more about voting and making their voices heard!

My vision for the club is to create a fun, welcoming, and competitive environment where women who love soccer can come together, build friendships, and continue playing the sport they enjoy. I want the club to give women opportunities to compete, whether that's through local leagues, tournaments, or partnerships with school programs. Ultimately, I see it growing into a community where women feel connected, supported and excited to play soccer and build friendships, while still having the opportunity to challenge themselves and compete.

Women in Business is dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive community where all individuals, regardless of background or experience, feel a true sense of belonging. Our mission is to empower and uplift each other through mentorship, professional development, and networking opportunities. We strive to create a space where women can grow confidently, break barriers, and shape their futures in the business world. By building connections and sharing knowledge, we aim to inspire leadership, collaboration, and success for every member.4o

To create a safe, supportive, and inclusive space that celebrates the unique identities, experiences, and achievements of women on campus.

Our goal is to create a fun yet competitive environment for girls within the university to share their interest for basketball.

A competitive women's volleyball team that travels around Wisconsin to play in tournaments through the WVC. We practice twice a week to strengthen each players skills individually and as a team.

Intermural wrestling just hav8ng fun

Welcome to YAL! We are a conservative student org, and we are excited to be a voice for conservatives on the UWGB campus!We will have other speakers or get-together events. If you are interested in becoming a member message us and we'll make it happen!

Zeta Omega Tau is a local social and service sorority that expects high academic achievement, complete dedication to serve the community and campus, and individual development of character & leadership potential.