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In the latest episode of the Psychology and Stuff podcast, counseling psychologist, and UW-Green Bay Associate Professor Kristin Vespia, talks about the effectiveness of psychotherapy. In addition, she shares some amazing research on cats!
Prof. Michael Draney (Biology ) gave insight on how the recent rainfall in Green Bay will impact the amount of mosquitos in the area. More via Green Bay sets rainfall record for September, inches toward...
UW-Green Bay’s Cofrin Center for Biodiversity’s, “Trees of Wisconsin” was used to assist Milwaukee Magazine in their quest to indentify Wisconsin trees in Havenwoods State Forest. More information via How to identify Wisconsin trees without...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Karen Stahlheber (Biology) gave her insight on fall colors this year. More information via First day of autumn: Fall preview, activities | Fox 11 News.
Assistant Prof. Jana Fogaça (Psychology) recently wrote five fitness tips for the average American who just wants to be healthy. It’s published at CAHSS and Effect. The tips can be read here.
Please RSVP to attend the Fall Showcase, Monday, Sept. 30, 2019 from 3 to 4:30 p.m. in Phoenix C, hosted by the Provost’s Office, the Office of Institutional Strategy and Effectiveness, and the Center...
Associate Prof. Brenda Tyczkowski (Nursing) shares her career journey and advice in a piece written by UW Health Information Management and Technology. The full piece can be found on the Experience UW HIMT site.
UW-Green Bay student, Stanley White Eagle Jr., was recently acknowledged for his work in the Ho-Chunk Nation summer intern program. More via Internship recognition luncheon honors 2019 Ho-Chunk Nation summer interns | Fox Valley 365.
UW-Green Bay Police swore in Officer Matt Harper on September 23, 2019. Harper will serve the university as a part-time police officer. His previous law enforcement positions include serving as a police school liaison...
The year 2019 marks the 100th anniversary of local and national events. University Archives and Area Research Center Assistant, Hannah Hacker, has created a display of items from the archival collections to celebrate the...
