Our Collections
Digital and digitized collections organized by the UWGB Libraries.
Belgian-American Research
A collection that records the historical, social, and cultural legacy of this unique ethnic group in Northeastern Wisconsin. Digital content consists of oral histories, photographs, and farm maps.
Eleazer Williams Papers
A collection that documents the life and work of an Episcopal missionary to the Oneida Nation in New York and Green Bay, Wisconsin. Digital content consists of various 19th century Oneida and Mohawk language documents, with translations.
Green Bay Estuary Digital Archives
Digitized archival collections, photos, oral histories, and films pertaining to Northeastern Wisconsin’s water history, science, and cultural impact.
Lawton Gallery
A selection of photographed objects from the University's art gallery. The physical collection is located on the second floor of Theatre Hall.
Lower Fox River Cleanup
Hosts selected resources and links to original sources about the Lower Fox River to Green Bay problem and remediation.
Master's Projects
Contains digital versions of extensive research work submitted to the University by Master's students.
Open Educational Resources
Features open educational resources modified or created by the UW-Green Bay Community.
Phoenix Research
Contains research materials on a variety of topics submitted by student researchers at UWGB.
Staff Publications
Contains digital copies of journal articles, monographs, and other scholarly communications from UWGB Faculty, Staff, and Researchers.
Theses & Dissertations
Contains digital copies of the Masters theses and Doctoral dissertations submitted to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
UWGB History Photos
A collection of 400 images depicting a cross-section of UW-Green Bay’s history and evolution.
UWGB Voices
A collection of interviews with administrators, faculty, staff, and alumni who share stories and experiences throughout UW-Green Bay’s history.
Copyright and Use Statement
For copyright status, permissions, and use statements of items in UWGB’s Institutional Repository, view the collection's homepage page, or refer to each individual item’s Rights Statement. If you have questions or concerns, contact the Cofrin Library staff: refdesk@uwgb.edu.