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Alumna Laura Hollingsworth ’89 has made another big move in the media biz, having been named president and publisher of The Tennessean in Nashville. Hollingsworth is a Sturgeon Bay native who got her start...
Associate Prof. Denise Bartell wrapped up the 2012-13 After Thoughts season in fascinating fashion Tuesday (April 9), presenting a talk on love, sex and student success before a full house in the Weidner Center’s...
What’s love (and sex) got to do with it? Plenty, if you ask UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Denise Bartell. And she’s got the data to back it up.
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...
Don’t forget the final After Thoughts program of the 2012-13 academic year, taking place next Tuesday (April 9) in the Grand Foyer at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. Associate Prof. Denise Bartell,...
A UW-Green Bay 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...
A UW-Green Bay 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...
Most, but not all, of our daily LOG subscribers also subscribe to the periodic, photo-illustrated LOG Extra. That’s why we include links to features and galleries that made their debut Thursday in Extra. In...
Heidi Fencl’s introduction during her March 5 After Thoughts address was perhaps not what attendees at the popular UW-Green Bay program are accustomed to hearing. “If you came wanting to know, what is dark energy?, we’re done,” Fencl said with a smile. “Talk’s over. We don’t know.”
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Heidi Fencl will talk about new frontiers in physics — including the mysterious “dark energy” that seems to be accelerating the expansion of the universe — at UW-Green Bay’s next After...
