Tag: CAHSS
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Faculty note: New article from buried archives about colonial policing and counterinsurgency
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Secret files from the British colonial archive were either destroyed or locked away for decades after the fall of empire. Now scholars, like UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Kaden Paulson-Smith (Democracy and Justice Studies), are digging up what they tried to bury. Read Prof. Paulson-Smith’s latest article about how colonial policing was used for counterinsurgency and…
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Faculty note: Happy Hearts Article, Sweetness, Substance, and Social Justice: Piper Huguley’s Sweet Tea
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If you enjoy reading and are constantly on the lookout for inspiring works to dive in to check out CAHSS and Effects Happy Hearts column written by UW-Green Bay’s very own Associate Prof. Jessica Lyn Van Slooten (English). Her latest article is about Piper Huguley’s Sweet Tea, as she writes, “Published by Hallmark in 2021,…
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Fourth Learning from History Event, ‘Susan Neiman’s Learning from Germany’ is Oct. 21
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Tune in Oct. 21, 2021, from 6 to 7 p.m. for the fourth Learning from History Event: Susan Neiman’s Learning from Germany. The event will take place in Cofrin Library 304 and via Zoom. Please join, as Professor Mark Karau leads a discussion of Susan Neiman’s book, Learning from Germany: Race and the Memory of Evil.…
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My Favorite Space: Prof. Nolan Bennett and the Arboretum Path Between the Baird Parking Lot and Mary Ann Cofrin Hall
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Read about people’s favorite spaces on the UW-Green Bay campuses! This week Assistant Prof. Nolan Bennett (Democracy and Justice Studies) wrote about his favorite space, the Arboretum path between the Baird Parking Lot and Mary Ann Cofrin Hall, on the Green Bay Campus. Bennett says, “Perhaps just a hundred yards or so, this brief passage…
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Common CAHSS Returns with ‘Truth: Information, Misinformation, and Democracy’
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GREEN BAY – University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (CAHSS, pronounced “cause”) is pleased to announce Common CAHSS returns to present, Truth: Information, Misinformation, and Democracy on Nov. 29-30, 2021 at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. The free, two-day event will take place in-person and virtually. The third…