2022: 18 coaches at institution in Winnebago County earned on average $31,220
The average coaching salary at University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, the only institution paying coaches during 2022 in Winnebago County, was $31,220, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
UWO College of Nursing Nightingale Awards honor excellence in nursing practice, leadership
Four top Wisconsin nurses and two nurse leaders were recently recognized for their exceptional service at the annual Nightingale Awards held by the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh College of Nursing. The event, which took place on April 25 at the Culver Family Welcome Center, celebrated individuals who embody the spirit of Florence Nightingale and demonstrate excellence in nursing practice and leadership.Among the Nursing Excellence Award winners were Carly Krueger, Michelle Lembcke, Erin Murphy, and Amy Schroeder. Carly Krueger, an emergency room nurse at Aurora Medical...
18 coaches at institution in Outagamie County earned $42,249 on average in 2022
The average coaching salary at Lawrence University, the only institution paying coaches during 2022 in Outagamie County, was $42,249, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
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Lawrence University’s 2024-25 Performing Arts Series promises an eclectic mix of performances, from chamber music to jazz, featuring a lineup of renowned artists. Season tickets for the series, offering a 15% discount, will go on sale on July 1, with single tickets available from September 23. The series will kick off with a return performance from the two-time Grammy Award-winning Roomful of Teeth, which includes Lawrence voice professor Estelí Gomez.The series will feature a diverse range of acts including Sō Percussion with composer Caroline Shaw, Grupo Bella, Rene...
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Busy Week for Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara: Bills Voted Out of Committee and Community Events
It was a busy week for Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara as she met with various organizations and successfully voted on bills in committee. Among the meetings she had were with Kwik Trip, Wisconsin Department of Transportation, DC Farm for Vets, Rayus Radiology, and Atlas Paper. These meetings allowed Senator Cabral-Guevara to stay connected with her constituents and address their concerns.One of the highlights of the week was the success of her "freedom of press" bill in the Assembly Committee on College and Universities. The bill received unanimous support, highlighting...
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Busy Week for Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara: Voting on Amendments and Meeting with Various Organizations
The Senate had a busy week as they voted on several constitutional amendments that will appear on the ballot in April. Additionally, executive appointments to various boards were confirmed. Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara also participated in important votes on bills and appointments related to mental health and universities.Among the highlights of the week were the meetings Senator Cabral-Guevara and her staff had with various organizations. She expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to meet with these groups, stating, "My staff and I were happy to meet with the...
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Analysis: Protasiewicz win on state top court could doom scholarships for 4,512 Outagamie County students
A win in the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court election by candidate Janet Protasiewicz could jeopardize the scholarships of 4,512 Outagamie County students studying in 15 private schools.
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Analysis: Protasiewicz win on state top court could doom scholarships for 3,977 Brown County students
A win in the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court election by candidate Janet Protasiewicz could jeopardize the scholarships of 3,977 Brown County students studying in 17 private schools.
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Analysis: Protasiewicz win on state top court could doom scholarships for 2,608 Winnebago County students
A win in the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court election by candidate Janet Protasiewicz could jeopardize the scholarships of 2,608 Winnebago County students studying in seven private schools.
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Analysis: Protasiewicz win on state top court could doom scholarships for 2,032 Ozaukee County students
A win in the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court election by candidate Janet Protasiewicz could jeopardize the scholarships of 2,032 Ozaukee County students studying in 10 private schools.
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Analysis: Protasiewicz win on state top court could doom scholarships for 577 Shawano County students
A win in the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court election by candidate Janet Protasiewicz could jeopardize the scholarships of 577 Shawano County students studying in four private schools.
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Analysis: Protasiewicz win on state top court could doom scholarships for 347 Waupaca County students
A win in the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court election by candidate Janet Protasiewicz could jeopardize the scholarships of 347 Waupaca County students studying in two private schools.
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Analysis: Protasiewicz win on state top court could doom scholarships for 441 Calumet County students
A win in the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court election by candidate Janet Protasiewicz could jeopardize the scholarships of 441 Calumet County students studying in seven private schools.
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Natalie Fordwor brings interdisciplinary lessons to kids’ TV show in Ghana
Natalie Fordwor ’12 is using all the academic skills she honed as an undergraduate at Lawrence University in her role as founder and host of The Wonderspaced Show, a creative and energetic children’s television program that launched last year in her home country of Ghana