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  • Prof. Bakshi publishes article

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    Kristin Bouchard

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    Associate Professor Mandeep Singh Bakshi  (Chemistry, NAS) published a recent article in ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. The article describes Click Chemistry of lignin, an important biopolymer from Wood bark.

  • Associate Professor Hillhouse joins Editorial Board for Neuroscience Letters

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    Kristin Bouchard

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    Prof. Todd M. Hillhouse has joined the Editorial Board for the journal Neuroscience Letters. Neuroscience Letters is devoted to the rapid publication of short, high-quality articles of interest to the broad community of neuroscientists. Prof. Hillhouse will serve as an Associate Editor and oversee submission that focus on mood disorders, addiction, and pain.

  • Prof. Aniruddha Pangarkar featured in WalletHub

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    Kristin Bouchard

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    Professor Aniruddha Pangarkar was featured in WalletHub’s piece about ‘How to Lower Your Car Insurance Premiums.’ You can find it on this web site. Aniruddha (Ani) Pangarkar is an assistant professor of Marketing at The Austin E. Cofrin School of Business.

  • Prof. Bryan Carr to interview author R.L. Stine

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    Kristin Bouchard

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    Brown County Library’s Pop Con is back, and being held on Saturday, October 7, 2023 at the Central Library in downtown Green Bay. Featured this year is author R.L. Stine. And, UW-Green Bay’s very own Prof. Bryan Carr will be interviewing the world-renowned author at 12 p.m. at the event. Learn more about the event…

  • Prof. Vespia Appears on National Panel about Generative AI

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    Jena Richter Landers

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    Professor Kris Vespia (Psychology) recently served as one of five featured panelists for the American Psychological Association’s webinar titled “Pushing the boundaries of critical thinking: What’s next in the era of generative AI?” The invited speakers agreed on several key points, including the need for transparent communication with students and for movement beyond a place…

  • Assistant Prof. Martingano’s research reveals an app that can boost empathy in teens

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    Kristin Bouchard

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    Assistant Prof. Alison Jane Martingano has recently published on the Random App of Kindness (RAKi) – an innovative app designed to nurture empathy in adolescents. Unlike typical gaming apps, RAKi incorporates empathy-building tasks through mini-games. Users might identify emotions, soothe a crying baby, or view life from another’s perspective – effectively exercising their ’empathy muscles’.…

  • Purchase your 2023-2024 Fall FAST plan now!

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    Kristin Bouchard

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    More information regarding the FAST plan options can be found here.  Plans can be purchased by either completing the payroll deduct form by September 15, 2023, or stopping by the University Ticketing & Information Center (UTIC) to pay for your FAST plan. These FAST plans are good for the 2023-2024 academic year and must be used…

  • Purchasing staff update

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    Kristin Bouchard

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    Tuesday, August 1, 2023 is Bridget Bishop’s last day at UW-Green Bay, as she has accepted a position with UW System’s purchasing department.  Please email purchasing@uwgb.edu with any purchasing questions.

  • Associate Professor Meinhardt to present at Ridges Sanctuary

    Associate Professor Meinhardt to present at Ridges Sanctuary

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    Kristin Bouchard

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    Join us next Thursday, August 3, 2023 for the first Lake Lesson of the month! In this Lake Lesson, we’ll explore how color is a product of human vision and examine the various ways different colors are produced by living things with UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Daniel Meinhardt. The Ridges honors its history of accessible…

  • Article on Transgender Characters in Literature & Legal History

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    Kristin Bouchard

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    Professor Rebecca Nesvet (English) has an article published in the journal Nineteenth Century Gender Studies’s special issue “Writing Aslant: Voicing across Genders in Nineteenth-Century Literature.” The article is “Walking Aslant: Irene Adler Visits the Inner Temple.” It concerns the implications of Sherlock Holmes character Irene Adler’s transmasculinity during attempts by people identified as women to…