UW-Green Bay College of Science, Engineering, and Technology

Through hands-on learning and discovery, UW-Green Bay continues to create opportunities for students to contribute to meaningful research while advancing knowledge that benefits our communities!

Check out what our crew of environmental engineers and scientists are working on in local farm fields!

UW-Green Bay program on cutting edge of farm runoff UW-Green Bay and others have developed a pond wetland system near Kaukauna called the Agricultural Runoff Treatment System.

Congratulations to our very own, Andrew LaPlant and Dr. Titus Seilheimer, for receiving the 2026 Champions of Conservation award!

🏆📣 The Lake Michigan Stakeholders has announced the 2026 Champions of Conservation award recipients!

Congratulations to these six deserving honorees! We look forward to recognizing them at this year's Lake Michigan Day on Friday, August 14.

Learn more about the 2026 Champions of Conservation: https://bit.ly/LMSChampions2026

Haven't gotten your Lake Michigan Day tickets yet? Purchase yours today: https://bit.ly/LMD2026

We are saddened to share the passing of Dr. Dorothea “Thea” Sitz Binhammer Sager, a cherished member of the UW‑Green Bay community and an emeriti faculty member of the Center for the Study of Environmental Toxicology (CSET) and Human Biology.

Thea joined UW‑Green Bay in 1970 and quickly became a foundational voice in environmental health research. Her groundbreaking work on the effects of PCBs on reproduction earned national recognition and competitive grant support, helping shape the university’s early identity as a leader in environmental inquiry. She retired in 1997 as a full professor, leaving behind a legacy of scientific rigor, mentorship, and deep commitment to student learning. Her impact on UW‑Green Bay will continue to inspire future generations.

A huge thank‑you to The Foth Companies for hosting an incredible UW‑Green Bay Engineers Day event for our Resch School of Engineering students and faculty.

The day offered an outstanding look into real‑world engineering practice. Students began the morning at Foth’s Green Bay office with a presentation on “What Engineers and Designers Do at Foth,” featuring insights from teams across multiple business units and a preview of work happening at Lindquist Machine.

The experience continued with a guided walk‑through of their various labs and demonstrations showing how virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) support engineering and design processes. The day concluded with a visit to Lindquist Machine Company for a behind‑the‑scenes facility tour, including an exclusive look at their Serial 1 Lab.

We are grateful to Foth and for opening their doors, sharing their expertise, and investing in the next generation of engineers. Experiences like this help our students connect classroom learning with the innovative work happening across our region.

Thank you for Foth and Lindquist Machine for supporting UW‑Green Bay engineering!

Wisconsin manufacturers know manufacturing best.

That's why the Wisconsin Drives Manufacturing Summit, June 1–2 at Lambeau Field, is designed by manufacturers and shaped by real-world experience.

Join fellow manufacturers and industry partners to explore new technologies and hear directly from manufacturing leaders how they're solving operational challenges, sustaining quality jobs, and keeping American production strong in the Midwest.

Come learn from those who are in it with you and help strengthen manufacturing statewide.

Don't forget to register! https://lnkd.in/g_cRe8ci

“This summit offers the opportunity to not only celebrate the long history of manufacturing in Wisconsin but also envision a future where innovation and entrepreneurship continue to provide new opportunities. This will require collaborations and partnerships between business and educational institutions to provide a workforce that can meet the future needs of the manufacturing industry.”

As a founding voice behind the Wisconsin Drives Manufacturing Summit, John Katers, Dean of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay College of Science, Engineering, and Technology, highlights that what makes this event essential is bringing together industry and education to shape what’s next.

Be part of the conversations driving the future of manufacturing.
Join us June 1–2 at Lambeau Field.

Register now at widrivesmanufacturing.com. https://lnkd.in/gXNk87F4

Shout out to former student Morgan Turner from TRUE Advisor, who was recently featured on a podcast episode all about improving waste management at airports. We love seeing our alumni making an impact in the industry.

🎧 Listen here:

Episode 16: Waste Management Programs at the Airport | Podcast Episode on RSS.com Have you ever wandered through an airport and found yourself confused about how to sort your trash or why the guidelines seem to differ from one location to the next? In this episode of The Voices of Airports, we cover everything related to waste management at airports. From sorting your trash to ha...

Happy Administrative Professionals Week!

We want to take a moment to recognize and thank the incredible administrative professionals in CSET who keep everything running smoothly every single day. Your organization, support, and dedication truly make a difference for students, faculty, and the entire department.

A special thank you to:

Amy Ibuaka
Dean Assistant

Tina Tackmier
Department Assistant

Chrissy O’Connell
Department Assistant

We appreciate all the hard work you do behind the scenes—it does not go unnoticed. Thank you for everything! 💙

Powered by curiosity, fueled by innovation, and committed to protecting our planet 🌍🔬 Happy Earth Day from UWGB CSET 💚