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UW-Green Bay’s own Kimberly Vlies (Web/Graphic Designer, Marketing and University Communication) was published for the first time in an illustrated novel that debuted at UntitledTown Book and Author Festival on Saturday (April 21, 2018)....
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Maruf Hossain’s (Electrical Engineering Technology) project, “Mechanically Integrated Wind Power Generation Systems,” has been selected for funding under the 2018-19 Applied Research-WiSys Technology Advancement Grant (AR-WiTAG) program. A total of...
Prof. Derek S. Jeffreys (Humanities and Religion) will be presenting at the UntitledTown Book Festival, this week. He will talk about his new book on dignity and jails, presenting on “America’s Jails: The Search...
Associate Prof. Guarav Bansal (Business Administration) was interviewed by a London-based radio show recently for his thoughts on the Facebook – Cambridge Analytica data leak story. He spoke about his research on security, privacy,...
In a press release, The Compass, the official newspaper for the Catholic Diocese of Green Bay, announced its honorees in February for 2018 “Faith That Works” awards. Among them, UW-Green Bay Student Recruit &...
Assistant Prof. Jon Shelton (Democracy and Justice Studies) was quoted in a story featured in the April 16, 2018 issue of TIME that discusses the wave of teacher activism sweeping politically conservative states. “I think...
Associate Prof. Aaron Weinschenk (Political Science) penned a column discussing the recent Wisconsin Supreme Court election for WisContext. “The victory by Rebecca Dallet over Michael Screnock in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election on April 3,...
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Eric J. Morgan (Democracy and Justice Studies), has been appointed to the Development Committee of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) for the United States history exams. The CLEP exams...
Professor John Luczaj (Geoscience), research scientist Chris Houghton, and graduate student Abby Shea will be working on constructing a depth to bedrock map for the county, along with an analysis of the groundwater chemistry...
Anishinaabe poet Denise Sweet has a long resume that spans a career as an academic (as a professor of Humanistic Studies, Creative Writing and First Nations Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay), a...
