Kristin Bouchard is the Assistant Director of Communications at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. She focuses on themes related to education, higher education, and the arts, covering topics such as campus life, university research, and the music and theater industries. Kristin's insights and contributions have been featured in various platforms associated with her work at the university.
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Kristin Bouchard's reporting is heavily focused on local community events, education, and entertainment news in the Green Bay area of Wisconsin. She regularly features profiles and announcements related to local institutions like the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
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By: Kristin Bouchard
GREEN BAY, Wis. — At the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay, students aren’t waiting to lead someday—they’re leading now. That momentum will be celebrated Friday, May 8, 2026 during UW–Green Bay’s Celebrating Civic Engagement event, recognizing students and community partners whose collaboration is creating real impact across Northeast Wisconsin.
When Nathan Halbach arrived at UW-Green Bay as a freshman, he couldn’t yet see how those relationships would shape his future. Like many new students, he focused on what was immediately in front of him—his coursework and his role on the swim and dive team. But something about UW-Green Bay stood out almost immediately.
By: Kristin Bouchard
23 newly minted Phoenix Alumni were presented with associates and bachelor’s degrees at Oakhill Correctional this afternoon.
By: Kristin Bouchard
UW‑Green Bay marked a historic milestone yesterday at Oakhill Correctional Institution, celebrating the first incarcerated students in more than 50 years to earn a UW bachelor’s degree entirely inside prison walls. Twenty‑three students were awarded associate and bachelor’s degrees, including bachelor’s degrees in Organizational Leadership
By: Kristin Bouchard
First-generation students from across the Green Bay area are rising into their futures with confidence at CollegeReady Takes Center Stage!, a powerful celebration honoring students who will be the first in their families to earn a college degree. Hosted in partnership with CollegeReady, UW‑Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC,) the event celebrates middle and high school scholars for their academic achievement, resilience and determination—while placing graduating seniors at the center as they sign letters of intent that ignite college and career pathways.
By: Kristin Bouchard
GREEN BAY, Wis. – UW-Green Bay is offering the first-of-its-kind coaching program designed to support teachers within their first five years of teaching. This collaborative program is designed with support from school districts and will be led by experts in education and coaching including Vicki Bayer, current Green Bay Area Public School superintendent and Kerri Gremminger, professional career coach. The Early Educator Collective is focused on resilience, connection and long-term career sustainability.
By: Kristin Bouchard
UW‑Green Bay is partnering with local school districts to launch the Early Educator Collective, a first‑of‑its‑kind coaching program designed to help early‑career teachers persist, grow and rise in their chosen profession. Developed in collaboration with educators and districts across the region, the program responds directly to Wisconsin’s teaching workforce challenges, where many educators leave the profession within their first seven years. Centered on resilience, connection and long‑term career sustainability, the Collective helps teachers build confidence, clarity and momentum—supporting the people who shape learning across our communities.
By: Kristin Bouchard
GREEN BAY, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin‑Green Bay is advancing its commitment to career growth, impact and lifelong learning through an expanded portfolio of for-credit graduate certificate programs. These new graduate certificate offerings are designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s professionals and the workforce demands of Northeast Wisconsin and beyond.
By: Kristin Bouchard
UW‑Green Bay is expanding opportunities for working professionals with a growing lineup of for‑credit graduate certificate programs designed to meet today’s workforce needs. Built for flexibility, many of the certificates can be completed fully online and in as few as nine graduate credits (three classes,) allowing learners to build in‑demand skills, strengthen credentials or explore a new career direction—without committing right away to a full graduate degree. Programs span high‑impact areas including business, healthcare, education, data and analytics, sustainability, biotechnology and public service.
By: Kristin Bouchard
UW-Green Bay honors the life and legacy of Dorothea (Thea) Sager, whose career stands as a testament to the University’s founding spirit and its belief that education ignites growth. A pioneering faculty member whose career helped shape UWGB’s interdisciplinary, problem-focused mission across more than two decades, Sager exemplified what it means to be a Phoenix—through courageous leadership, student-centered teaching and tireless service to the University and community. From teaching and research to shared governance and community engagement, Sager helped UWGB rise into the institution it is today.
