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Three UW-Green Bay undergraduate students presented posters at the Geological Society of America – Connects 2022 National Conference on October 8-12, 2022. Two of the students, Justice Saxby and Arianna Hilbert, were supervised by...
Brian Sutton, an Associate Professor Emeritus in Humanities, has continued to enjoy success, receiving accepted publications for multiple short stories. On October 6, his short story “Going Home” was accepted by The Summerset Review,...
Sociologists from around the nation convened in Nashville, Tennessee last week to participate in the Mid-South Sociological Association Conference around the theme “Beyond Sundown: Sociologist Seeking Past Truths, Present Justice, and Possible Futures,” held...
It’s PSL season… time to practice self-learning with podcast-style lessons! Pumpkin spice latte or not, grab your favorite morning beverage and settle in with LinkedIn Learning to start your day. In under 20 minutes,...
UW-Green Bay Communication and Information Science Professor Bryan J. Carr, along with his co-editor Meta G. Carstarphen of the University of Oklahoma’s Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, has published a new edited...
UW-Green Bay Associate Vice Chancellor for Graduate Studies and Research and Professor Pieter deHart (Biology, Natural and Applied Science) published the recent article “Isotopic niche alteration of a predator fish in a dammed Amazonian...
UW-Green Bay Psychology professor Alison Jane Martingano’s latest research demonstrates the limited benefits of virtual reality for fundraising. Many philanthropic organizations use 360-degree virtual reality videos as a fundraising tool. However, her research indicates...
Professor of Writing and Applied Arts and Humanities Rebecca Meacham’s flash memoir piece, “Hospice: Columbus, 1974,” originally published in the journal Hobart, has been selected for re-publication in Memoir Monday. Memoir Monday is a Substack newsletter edited by...
University emeritus curator, Thomas Erdman and UW-Green Bay graduate, Dave Brinker had their Goshawk research in Wisconsin and out east reviewed by Scott Weidensaul in the article “When Goshawks Ruled the Autumn Skies” in...
Ryan Martin, professor of Psychology and Associate Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, was featured in a website recently launched by Selena Gomez. Wondermind was created to provide an easy, inclusive...
