Prof. Gurung featured in WalletHub
UW-Green Bay Prof. Regan Gurung (Human Development, Psychology) was featured in WalletHub’s recent piece about the best and worst entry level jobs.
Tag: Human Development
‘Diversity, Learning and Student Success’ presentation and discussion
Join faculty members Caroline Boswell (Humanities), Kate Burns (Human Development, Psychology), Dana Johnson (Social Work) and Courtney Sherman (Music) for a presentation and discussion from 9 to 10 a.m. Monday, April 17 in the Christie Theatre as they share highlights of their experience attending the Association of American Colleges and Universities conference on Diversity, Learning […]
Video: ‘Life-changing’ teacher, UW-Green Bay Prof. Regan Gurung receives top national teaching honor
Honor ‘humbling and an exhilarating surprise’ for the UW-Green Bay professor The American Psychological Foundation (APF) awarded University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Prof. Regan A. R. Gurung (Psychology, Human Development) the 2017 Charles L. Brewer Distinguished Teaching of Psychology Award, recognizing a career of significant contributions to teaching psychology. Gurung will be honored for his dedication […]
UW-Green Bay Human Development students host ‘Death Cafes’
Students of Death, Dying and Loss, a course taught by Prof. Illene Cupit (Human Development) will be hosting Death Cafes during the month of April. Each event will be led by a group of students as fulfillment of a group project assignment. Curious what a Death Cafe is? From DeathCafes.com: “At a Death Cafe people, […]
Human Development and Psychology hosting a career series
Human Development and Psychology programs are hosting a career series this week and next. From 3 to 5 p.m. on March 28, there will be a career exploration session in the 1965 Room with employers, internship sites and graduate schools. At 6 p.m. on April 5 in Phoenix C, University Union, students can engage with […]
Prof. Gurung gets front page link on APA site
Prof. Regan Gurung has another publication getting prime position. His post, Just Say No (To Providing Class Slides)? is the top story on the American Psychology Association’s Psych Learning Curve web page. “In short, no classroom test of giving students slides showed significant increases in learning,” Gurung says. Read more of this insightful post.
WPR looks to Prof. Gurung for program about the effectiveness of fitness devices
Prof. Regan A.R. Gurung (Psychology, Human Development) was featured on Wisconsin Public Radio Monday, March 20, speaking about research proving that wearable fitness devices like a Fitbit aren’t necessarily making people healthier than they would be if they weren’t using a wearable fitness tracker at all. Listen to the piece Your Fitbit Might Not Be Making You […]
Helping Professions Open House this week
On Thursday afternoon, March 23, 2017, UW-Green Bay is hosting a Helping Professions Open House. Those prospective students exploring majors in Education, Social Work, Nursing, Psychology, Human Development and Dietetics will be able to meet faculty and current students in those programs and tour our beautiful campus. Thank you for making these students and their […]
Helping Professions Open House is Thursday, March 23
A number of prospective students and families will be on campus from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 23, for the Helping Professions Open House. Students will learn about programs including Nursing, Social Work, Psychology, Human Development, Education and Dietetics. The open house-style event will include meetings with faculty and staff, a resource fair and […]
Faculty note: Burns presentation
Associate Prof. Kate Burns (Human Development and Psychology) presented “Know Thyself: Understanding Your Own Stereotypes and Prejudice” at the Wisconsin Council on Family Relations Conference.