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UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Aeron Haynie, Humanistic Studies and English, will be the keynote speaker Friday (April 24) at the spring conference of the Arkansas Council for Women in Higher Education. The gathering in...
Kevin Kain, an adjunct faculty member in history and Humanistic Studies, earlier this spring presented on the topic “National Treasure: ‘Ancient’ Orthodox Artifacts and Modern Russian Religious, Political and Visual Cultures” as part of...
Profs. Lucy Arendt of Business Administration and Mark Kiehn of Education have been chosen by the Instructional Development Council to be UW-Green Bay’s selections for an award-winning UW System faculty development program. Arendt, an...
Janet Reilly, an assistant professor with the nursing program, has had an article, “Perceived Stress and Sense of Belonging in Doctor of Nursing Practice Students,” was published in the March-April 2009 issue of the...
Special guest musicians and the State-Bound Honor Band will be a part of the UW-Green Bay Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band concert at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday (April 22) at the Weidner Center. Prof. Kevin...
Author and historian Kim Nielsen writes, quite candidly, of feeling “so sick of Helen Keller.” That the faculty member in Social Change and Development and Women’s and Gender Studies admitted to feeling that way...
Registrar Mike Herrity will continue to serve on the Manitowoc Public School District Board of Education for the next three years. He had more than 5,300 votes in Tuesday’s election. He had two children...
“The Final Cause” is Prof. Terence O’Grady’s third and final opera composition as a faculty member for the Opera Workshop. He is retiring from his position as professor of music at the end of...
Thomas K. Harden’s nine years as president of Clayton State University have been marked by significant growth in enrollment. As he prepares to assume the chancellorship of UW-Green Bay on June 1, it seems...
Prof. Victoria Goff, Communication, presented two workshops at the 20th annual Writers’ Institute at UW-Madison March 27-29. The workshops addressed the business side of writing and promoting and marketing novels and non-fiction books.
