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Tours

1. Green Bay Tours

   • Green Bay Campus Tour

     Get to know the Green Bay campus!

     Stops

     1. GBOSS

        The Green Bay One Stop Shop, GBOSS is the catch-all for student questions and help. While GBOSS specializes in answering Admissions, Financial Aid, and Registration questions, they can answer virtually any question you may have about UW-Green Bay! 

     2. David A Cofrin Library

        Falcon Crossing Fifteen Feet Overhead!
        
        

        The David A. Cofrin Library serves as a hub for academic support, administrative activity and student learning and success. In addition to the Library’s stacks of greater than 280,000 volumes, the array of Library holdings includes hard copy and electronic historical and contemporary resources, available for research and study.
        
        

        Rupert and Mimi, our original, semi-permanent Peregrine Falcons have called the specialized nesting box on the roof of Cofrin Library home since 2011. The domestic adventures of our falcon family even became a televised hit, transmitted via “PhalCON” camera viewing station to a closed-circuit video in the Provost Office.

        In addition to books and falcon families, Cofrin Library also houses the University’s main administrative offices as well as The Learning Center, a dynamic study and academic support space, located in the Library Commons.
        
        

        Welcome to the Best View of Campus
        
        

        The eighth floor of the David A. Cofrin, to be exact. When you walk our hallways, you will see for yourself what makes the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s spirit rise tall and burn bright. It’s a spirit that’s in everyone who has made UW-Green Bay more than college, a community dedicated to knowledge, wisdom and friendship. Our campus is accessible, diverse, innovative and beautiful. Every window tells a story. 

     3. Mary Ann Cofrin Hall

        Hardest Working, Most Sustainable Building on Campus

        Perhaps no other building better embraces UW-Green Bay’s problem-solving, student-centered personality more than Mary Ann Cofrin (MAC) Hall. There’s a very good chance that every student will find themselves in at least one of its nearly 21 classrooms, seven specialty laboratories, or 100 offices.
        
        

        It’s also one of our most environmentally-friendly, consuming half the energy of a comparable building. MAC Hall was built with energy efficiency in mind, featuring electricity-producing technology, high-efficiency lighting and passive-solar collectors.
        
        

        The building’s central courtyard features bench seating, a relaxing water feature and plant life that is indigenous to Northeast Wisconsin. The building houses programs like psychology, computer science, communication, and political science.
        
        

        The final feather in MAC’s cap? It’s also the location for the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity offices plus the University Herbarium and Richter Natural History Museum.

     4. Kress Events Center

        The Kress Events Center is UW-Green Bay’s venue for Division 1 athletics, intramural sports, and campus health and wellness. Serving as the home of Women’s Phoenix basketball and volleyball teams, the Center makes its equipment and classes available to registered students, free of charge. Features of this premiere fitness facility include:

        • Rock-climbing tower
        • Fitness center and aerobics rooms
        • Practice gyms
        • Green “turf gym”
        • Soccer fields
        • Softball diamonds
        • Swimming pool and diving well

     5. Arlene Walter Hall

        Arlene Walter Hall opened in 1985 and is recently remodeled, offering fully-furnished rooms with a private bathroom and shower, vanity area and sink, in a room shared by two students. Arlene Walter Hall is located in the community of Byron Walter, Josephine Lenfestey, and Ted Lenfestey Halls and near academic buildings, the Community Center, Kress Center, the Mauthe Center and housing parking lot.

     6. Keith Pamperin Hall

        Keith Pamperin Hall, opened in 2010, offers fully-furnished housing for 126 students in four-person apartments with private bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, air conditioning, a Living Learning Center, and is located nearby the University Union and academic corridor near classes.
        
        

        Located on the first floor of the Keith Pamperin Hall, the Sue Keihn Living and Learning Center provides a meeting and gathering place to promote collaboration and community learning, special events and activities, and small group meetings.

     7. University Union

        The University Union features our main campus dining in the Leona Cloud Commons. It's Marketplace all-you-can-eat venue serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Other dining spaces in the union are pub, grill, and formal dining venues, outdoor patio spaces, Common Grounds Coffee House featuring Starbucks and a convenience store. 
        
        

        In addition to dining, the Union offers areas to study, relax and enjoy entertainment and is home to the following:

        • Phoenix Bookstore
        • University Ticket Office 
        • Student organizational offices including:
          • Student Government Association
          • Good Times Programming Organization
          • the Pride Center
        • Student support services in the Union include:
          • the Student Life Office
          • the UW Credit Union 
          • the MultiEthnic Student Affairs Center
          • commuter lounges with resources for students who don't live on campus