Brosman named director of UWO’s Small Business Development Center

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Alumnus Dan Brosman '15, recently was promoted to director of the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at UW Oshkosh.

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https://uwosh.edu/today/98463/brosman-named-director-of-uwos-small-business-development-center/

New Titan mag preps readers for UWO’s 150th anniversary fall lineup

Posted on July 23, 2021 by | Share

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Read about all things sesquicentennial in the UW Oshkosh's summer issue of Titan mag, available online now.

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https://uwosh.edu/today/98308/new-titan-mag-preps-readers-for-uwos-150th-anniversary-fall-lineup/

UW Oshkosh Alumni Association board elects new members

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The UW Oshkosh Alumni Association board of directors elected six new members and reelected four to serve starting fall of 2021.

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https://uwosh.edu/today/98026/uw-oshkosh-alumni-association-board-elects-new-members/

Christopher Caldwell named President of the College of the Menominee Nation

Posted on July 6, 2021 by | Share

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Caldwell Named President of the College of Menominee Nation    Christopher Caldwell has been named President of the College of Menominee Nation (CMN) by the CMN Board of Trustees. The Board is led by Chairperson Gary Frechette, Vice-Chairperson Sara LaBarge, members; Shannon Chapman, Jesse Waukau, Michael Delabrue, Crystal Chapman-Chevalier and Marcus Denny. Caldwell assumes the position on June 25, 2021.   Caldwell has been serving as Interim President of the College since February 2020. Frechette noted his leadership after the […] https://www.neweraonline.org/news/christopher-caldwell-named-president-of-the-college-of-the-menominee-nation/

It definitely pays to obtain post secondary education

Posted on July 6, 2021 by | Share

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The relationship of education and earning power is highlighted in this data from the census bureau.  This article shows two graphic pictures of earning power and unemployment during 2020.  The pandemic clearly magnified employment resilience for those with education credentials beyond high school. https://www.bls.gov/careeroutlook/2021/data-on-display/education-pays.htm https://www.neweraonline.org/news/it-definitely-pays-to-obtain-post-secondary-education/

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