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Newly released through Wadsworth Press is the third edition of UW-Green Bay Prof. Regan A.R. Gurung’s book, Health Psychology: A Cultural Approach. The 592-page hardcover textbook updates previous editions released in 2006 and 2010....
Ryan Stockwell, Class of 2001, recently was named the recipient of the University’s Earth Caretaker Award for his work on renewable energy opportunities and his promotion of using no-till farming techniques. He will accept...
May 18 and spring commencement are rapidly approaching. We know that because, earlier this week, the annual Senior Resource Fair and Reception took place. We have a photo gallery – click here.
How’s your Spanish reading comprehension? If it’s así así o mejor, you might enjoy this writeup about UW-Green Bay Prof. Hernán Fernández Meardi‘s upcoming talk at a conference in Tijuana, Mexico, about the 50th...
Cofrin School of Business Director Lucy Arendt took attendees on a delicious and enlightening virtual journey to Mexico Tuesday (April 2), exploring the cultures and contrasts of our neighbor to the south during the...
Denise Bartell, associate professor of Human Development and Psychology, will present “What’s Love (and Sex) Got To Do With It?: Women, Men, and College Success,” the University’s final After Thoughts program of the 2012-13...
Our friends at the UW Extension Lakes Partnership in Stevens Point are offering a heads-up about a statewide event taking place Tuesday through Thursday (April 9-11) at the KI Convention Center downtown. The 35th...
Tickets are still on sale for the Vietnamese Luncheon scheduled for April 25. If you haven’t bought your ticket yet, they will be on sale until April 22. This is the final cultural cuisine...
Put on your red peep toe pumps or try wearing a wedge, and join Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, the international men’s march to stop rape, sexual assault and gender violence. The Green...
The great food and fascinating contrasts of Mexico were on display Tuesday, April 2, when Associate Prof. Lucy Arendt headlined the latest UW-Green Bay Dinner Lecture Series event. Arendt’s address, “Mexico: The Land of...
