Tag: After Thoughts
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Prof. Meredith’s presentation ‘Women Who Dare’ will be rebroadcast on PBS this week
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Especially timely during International Women’s Week, UW-Green Bay Prof. Sarah Meredith Livingston’s video presentation, “WOMEN WHO DARE” will air Thursday, March 11, 2021 at 4 p.m. on the Wisconsin Channel and Friday, March 19, 2021 at 4 a.m. on PBS Wisconsin as well as other times not listed. The presentation dates back to a UW-Green Bay series called “After…
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Livingston’s ‘Women who Dare’ on WPT this week
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Prof. Sarah Meredith Livingston’s (Music) lecture, Women Who Dare, will premiere on Wisconsin Public Television’s Wisconsin Channel at 9 p.m. Thursday, March 9. Women Who Dare and Caroline Boswell’s lecture, Ye Olde Pub: England’s Early Drinking Houses are both available for viewing on The Wisconsin Channel. Each presented in UW-Green Bay’s After Thoughts series.
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Stay tuned for a return of the After Thoughts series
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With new faces joining the lecture series planning committee, After Thoughts would like faithful attendees to know they can expect to be notified of events again this year. Planning is in progress. Information regarding After Thoughts may be found online: www.uwgb.edu/afterthoughts or on facebook: www.facebook.com/afterthoughts.uwgb.
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Campus mourns passing of ‘community treasure’ Irene ‘Billie’ Daniell Kress
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Irene “Billie” Kress, 86, Allouez passed away Sunday, June 19 at her home. Billie was a tremendous friend to members of the UW-Green Bay campus community and played an integral role in helping establish the Phuture Phoenix program at UW-Green Bay. The program lifts the aspirations of at-risk children by pairing them will college-age mentors,…
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After Thoughts: Sarah Meredith Livingston with guest Jiebing Chen present ‘Women Who Dare’
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Sarah Meredith Livingston and Jiebing Chen are women who dare. Like many artists and musicians they bash through barriers and tell themselves, “yes” when others say, “It can’t be done.” Meredith Livingston, a mezzosoprano and professor of music at UW-Green Bay was the presenter at UWGB’s After Thoughts series, Tuesday, April 5 at the Weidner…
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Reminder: Final After Thoughts is tomorrow
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UW-Green Bay’s final After Thoughts presentation of the academic year will explore the contributions, obstacles and challenges of selected women performing artists from the 12th century to the present. UW-Green Bay Professor of Music Sarah Meredith Livingston will present “Women Who Dare” tomorrow, (Tuesday, April 5) in Fort Howard Hall of the Weidner Center. Wisconsin…
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Registration open for Sarah Meredith Livingston and After Thoughts
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It’s time to register for the final After Thoughts of the academic year. UW-Green Bay Prof. of Music Sarah Meredith Livingston will present “Women Who Dare” on Tuesday, April 5 in Fort Howard Hall of the Weidner Center. Wisconsin Public Television (WPT)’s University Place series is partnering with UW-Green Bay, and will be video recording…
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Final After Thoughts features Meredith Livingston
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UW-Green Bay’s final After Thoughts presentation of the academic year will explore the contributions, obstacles and challenges of selected women performing artists from the 12th century to the present. UW-Green Bay Professor of Music Sarah Meredith Livingston will present “Women Who Dare” on Tuesday, April 5 in Fort Howard Hall of the Weidner Center. Wisconsin…
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Final ‘After Thoughts’ of 2015-16 features ‘Women Who Dare’
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GREEN BAY –The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s final After Thoughts presentation of the academic year will explore the contributions, obstacles and challenges of selected women performing artists from the 12th century to the present. UW-Green Bay Professor of Music Sarah Meredith Livingston will present “Women Who Dare” on Tuesday, April 5 in Fort Howard Hall…
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‘After Thoughts’ participants cheer Boswell’s presentation
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Cheers to Caroline Boswell and her After Thoughts presentation, Tuesday, March 1. Boswell, a University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Associate Prof. (History) educated and entertained with her presentation, “Ye Olde Pub: A Social and Cultural History of England’s Early Drinking Houses” on Tuesday, as part of the University’s After Thoughts series. Boswell’s presentation dove into the…