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Jason Kalsow, who spent last season as the team’s director of basketball operations, has been hired as an assistant coach for the Phoenix men’s basketball team. Well-known in Wisconsin basketball circles, Kalsow was an...
Denise Bartell, associate professor of Human Development, Andy Kersten, professor of Social Change and Development, and Donna Ritch, associate dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences, were invited to present a workshop “Teaching First Year...
Prof. Derryl Block, incoming Interim Dean of the College of Professional and Graduate Studies, received an award from the Association of Community Health Nursing Educators in recognition of service to the organization and promotion...
The other day we matter-of-factly reported on a Florida newspaper reprinting an essay by Prof. Michael Kraft, Public and Environmental Affairs. Turns out, it was just the tip of the iceberg. Kraft writes several...
Prof. Harvey Kaye will return to the Bill Moyers’ Journal news program on PBS to discuss the 200th anniversary of Thomas Paine’s passing. Paine, America’s “first great radical,” is a favorite subject of Kaye,...
Prof. Harvey Kaye’s description of Thomas Paine — “Possibly the most influential writer in modern human history” — led a BBC News Magazine story about the so-called “father of the American revolution.” Monday (June...
Prof. Michael Kraft had a column about funding eco-friendly energy sources published in the Bradenton Herald newspaper. He says more investment is needed in solar and wind energy sources to offset negative climate effects...
Prof. Ray Hutchison of Urban and Regional Studies attended a recent informational breakfast meeting with state legislators and local elected officials. The gathering was organized by the “Advance” Municipal Issues Committee of the Green...
Former presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush did a joint lecture recently, so maybe it’s not surprising that UW-Green Bay’s “retired” interim chancellor, David Ward, is out there talking, too. (Probably has more...
Boston Globe columnist Derrick Z. Jackson, a Wisconsin native, interviewed Tom Erdman, curator of the Richter Museum of Natural History at UW-Green Bay, in a piece featuring the Fox River Trail. The piece is...
