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Carmichael to leave UW-Green Bay; interim Assistant Chancellor named

Beverly Carmichael, Assistant Chancellor for University Advancement at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, has tendered her resignation effective Monday, July 15. University Development Director Jeanne Stangel will take over her position on an interim basis until a permanent replacement is hired. Carmichael is leaving UW-Green Bay to take the position of Vice President for Institutional [...]

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Staff Note: Robinson shares story, research at series of conferences

UW-Green Bay American Intercultural adviser Shawn Robinson recently presented at the prestigious American Educational Research Association annual conference, held April 27-May 1 in San Francisco. It was his fifth conference presentation this academic year, focused on his paper “Time is our enemy: What is needed to break down barriers for black males with dyslexia.” It’s [...]

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Faculty note: Kraft article on nuclear energy


Michael Kraft, professor emeritus of political science and Public and Environmental Affairs, has published an article on nuclear power and nuclear waste in the journal Polity, Vol 45, No. 2, April 2013, pp. 265-280. The article is titled “Nuclear Power and the Challenge of High-Level Waste Disposal in the United States,” and includes a brief [...]

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Gurung is Lunch’n’Learn guest speaker


Reminder: UW-Green Bay Prof. Regan A.R. Gurung of Human Development is the feature speaker in the local Current series Lunch’n’Learn program Monday (May 20) at the Ramada Plaza Hotel. His topic will be “Doing it All and Living to Tell the Tale: Fundamentals of Stress and Tips to Beat it.” More details.

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Historian Voelker receives Research Scholar honors

David Voelker, associate professor of Humanistic Studies and History, is the newest recipient of the Research Scholar award presented by the Office of the Provost and the institutional Research Council. Voelker will receive a three-credit course release for spring 2014, affording him time to advance his scholarship and further research resulting in “Debating American History: [...]

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Voelker earns statewide role as co-director of Wisconsin Teaching Fellows/Scholars

Congratulations to UW-Green Bay Prof. David Voelker, Humanistic Studies and History, newly appointed co-director of the Wisconsin Teaching Fellows and Scholars program. The announcement was made this week by La Vonne J. Cornell-Swanson, a senior academic planner and director of the UW System’s Office of Professional and Instructional Development, or OPID. Voelker currently serves as [...]

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Cruz, Parillo, students plan July return to Ecuador

Faculty members Marcelo Cruz and Adam Parrillo of Urban and Regional Studies are gearing up for their international Internship in Ecuador during the month of July. This is the third year in an ongoing agreement between UW-Green Bay and city officials in Tena, a rapidly growing city located in the Amazon region of Ecuador. The [...]

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Research Council awards two dozen grants in aid of research


Each year the Office of the Provost provides funds for faculty research to help cover research expenses such as travel costs for faculty who are invited to present research papers at conferences, to participate in concerts or exhibitions, or to purchase materials and supplies for research projects. Those funds are supplemented by additional support from [...]

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Listing all retirees


Hope you enjoyed Tuesday’s faculty/staff get-together at the annual Campus Cookout. The University and Human Resources extended special invitations to those who are planning near-term retirement or have already retired in the last 10 months are so. Yesterday, we carried the roster of retirees who were expected to attend as honored guests. Today, for the [...]

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Cap your work week and semester with Gypsy Trip

Gypsy Trip (Adam Gaines, trumpet; Stefan Hall, guitar; Lada Gaines, accordion; Michelle McQuade Dewhirst, horn and voice; Michael Dewhirst, bass) will perform at the Black Boot in De Pere, 100 S. Broadway, this coming Friday (May 17) from 8 to 10 p.m. The show is free – they invite you to come celebrate the end [...]

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