Category: Faculty/Staff

  • Prof. Aniruddha Pangarkar joins editorial review board for International Journal of Consumer Studies

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    UW-Green Bay Assistant Professor of Marketing, Aniruddha Pangarkar, has been invited to be part of the editorial review board (ERB) for International Journal of Consumer Studies, a prestigious high-ranked journal that is ranked at “A” level in the ABDC list (with an impact factor of 7.096.) A position on the ERB for a prestigious journal…

  • Brian Sutton publishes short stories

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    Brian Sutton, an emeritus associate professor of English at UW-Green Bay, has had four short stories either published or accepted for publication by literary journals in a span of just over three weeks. On September 1, his short story “The Woman with the Dog” was published in Oyster River Pages; on September 6, his short…

  • UW-Green Bay Prof. Dean VonDras article is published

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    “Music is a universal phenomenon, that in all cultures addresses the existential anxieties presented by death, freedom, social isolation, and meaninglessness.” This article by Prof. VonDras posits that music helps us in reducing and resolving these anxieties encountered in our living, and discusses popular songs and provides listening examples for the reader to consider. View the…

  • Prof. Aniruddha Pangarkar’s research to be published in International Journal of Advertising

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    Assistant professor of marketing, Dr. Aniruddha Pangarkar’s research paper titled “The role of conspicuity: Impact of social influencers on purchase decisions of luxury consumers” has been accepted for publication in the prestigious International Journal of Advertising (ABDC “A” level, Impact factor 5.888). This paper contributes to the literature on whether influencer advertising can have an…

  • UW-Green Bay Prof. Amy J. Kabrhel interviewed about ‘Nurdle Patrol’

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    Local Manitowoc radio station WCUB interviewed UW-Green Bay Prof. Amy Kabrhel about a recent ‘Nurdle Patrol’ on the beaches of Manitowoc. She is co-leading this project with Susie Mend from the Manitowoc Public Library. You can learn more about the Nurdle Patrol Citizen Science project. Plus, watch for upcoming beach cleanup & nurdle hunt in Oct., Nov.,…

  • Retirement Party for Kevin Fermanich

    Retirement Party for Kevin Fermanich

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    Please join the College of Science, Engineering, and Technology in celebrating the retirement of Kevin Fermanich on September 12, 2022 from 2-4 p.m. in the ES 317 conference room. Interested in signing the card or providing a contribution? Please visit Jane Laurin (LS458.) See you there!

  • Prof. Thomas S. Nesslein featured in WalletHub article

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    Cofrin School of Business professor Thomas S. Nesslein was featured in WalletHub’s recent study about the Best Real-Estate Markets. You can read the full article here.

  • Profs. Meinhardt and Emmons co-author article

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    Richter Museum Curator and Human Biology Professor Daniel Meinhardt co-authored a paper with Art Professor Emerita Carol Emmons in the August issue of FSM Magazine. The article describes different approaches to representing nature as illustrated by work from the exhibition Meinhardt co-curated with Lawton Gallery Curator Emma Hitzman.

  • UW-Green Bay Prof. Dinesh Yadav chairs World Stage Design panel in Calgary, Canada

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    Dr. Dinesh Yadav, associate professor of theatre and technical director for Theatre and Dance, chaired a panel on ‘Coloring the Light: Decolonizing Lighting and Diversifying the Stage.’ This panel comprises lighting designer Georgios Koukoumas (Cyprus), Jesus Noyola (Mexico), Yi-Tai Chung (Taiwan), Clifton Taylor (USA), and Satyabrata Rout (India). These six designers from various spectrums of…

  • Art is Her: Lisa Wicka

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    The Art is Her exhibition series celebrates women artists and champions their goal of achieving museum presence equal to men. Trout Museum of Art dedicates its atrium to a series of solo exhibitions by women artists and reminds visitors that equal representation has yet to be achieved in art today. Lisa Wicka’s artwork will be…