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UW-Green Bay’s award-winning Professional Program in Education got some great front-page ink in Monday’s (Sept. 22) Green Bay Press-Gazette, with interviews and photos showing how the University helps prepare the area’s teachers. Two out...
Humanistic Studies will be hosting its first faculty forum of the fall semester this Friday (Sept. 26) from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the 1965 Room of the University Union. Presenters and presentations are: •...
UW-Green Bay Prof. and resident “dead zone” expert Kevin Fermanich offered his expertise for a Sunday (Sept. 21) Green Bay Press-Gazette story on the relative health of — and challenges facing — the Fox...
The Green Bay Press-Gazette also turned to the expertise of Associate Prof. Ryan Martin for another story that ran Sunday (Sept. 21), this one exploring the influx of angry emails Green Bay Police received...
A manuscript by faculty member Karen Dalke with Ray Hutchison titled “Thrill Killing in Wisconsin,” has been accepted for publication in Volume 2 of the Special Issue: Animals, Justice & the Law of the...
Historian Eric J. Morgan, assistant professor in Democracy and Justice Studies, recently returned from Russia, where he presented a paper at the international conference, The Cold War on Film: Then and Now, sponsored by...
The inaugural 360° Thursdays concert event of the 2014-15 academic year will feature a trumpet performance from John Daniel, associate professor of music at Lawrence University in Appleton. The event kicks off at 6:30...
The Cofrin Library’s Giant Book Sale continues! Just added: CDs, craft and DIY books, new fiction and much more! Everything is still just $1 per item. Stop by the Plaza Level of the Cofrin...
Do you have a baby around 3-12 months old? Assistant Prof. Sawa Senzaki, Human Development and Psychology, needs your help! Senzaki is seeking participants for her research, which is a part of an international...
From 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. this Thursday (Sept. 25), several of our UW-Green Bay colleagues will be collaborating with the community’s Green Bay Multicultural Center to host a potluck and discussion group at the Mauthe...
