Tomorrow's Innovators

The Brown County STEM Innovation Center was officially opened in November, 2019.  Located at 2019 Technology Way on the UW-Green Bay campus, this 63,730 square foot facility represents a culmination of community efforts for new generations in Brown County. 








“This day represents the realization of my long-term vision to secure our region’s manufacturing future,” says Streckenbach. “The Brown County STEM Innovation Center will help create long-term, family-supporting jobs in order to achieve improved economic development for years to come, while ensuring all our students have opportunities to become tomorrow’s innovators.”

The Brown County STEM Innovation Center will serve as the home of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Richard J. Resch School of Engineering, which will address Northeast Wisconsin’s educational training and skills gap of qualified employees to support manufacturing growth and entrepreneurship. 

Additionally, the space enables the co-location of The Einstein Project, Extension Brown County and Brown County’s Land and Water Conservation departments.