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Wisconsin Women in Higher Education Leadership has generously funded a second year of leadership book discussions for the UW-Green Bay campus. Two discussion groups will be held during the 2013-2014 academic year. The first...
Sue Mattison, dean of the College of Professional Studies, is also the institutional representative for UW-Green Bay with the Wisconsin Women in Higher Education Leadership organization. She invites faculty and staff to join her...
Sue Mattison, dean of the College of Professional Studies, is also the institutional representative for UW-Green Bay with the Wisconsin Women in Higher Education Leadership organization. She invites faculty and staff to join her...
Karen Dalke of the Urban and Regional Studies faculty has a book review in the Fall 2012 issue (Vol. 22, No. 2) of Great Plains Research, a journal of natural and social science published...
Eric J. Morgan, assistant professor in Democracy and Justice Studies, has published an article, “Black and White at Center Court: Arthur Ashe and the Confrontation of Apartheid in South Africa,” in Diplomatic History, the...
Sue Mattison, dean of the College of Professional Studies, is also a member of the UW-Green Bay chapter of Wisconsin Women in Higher Education Leadership. She invites faculty and staff to join her for...
The Wednesday, Sept. 26, edition of the Green Bay Press-Gazette carries a lengthy piece by columnist Warren Gerds on award-winning UW-Green Bay Prof. Rebecca Meacham. Meacham will be the featured speaker Monday (Oct. 1)...
Coming Clean: Information Disclosure and Environmental Performance, a book co-authored by recently retired political science Prof. Michael Kraft of UW-Green Bay, has been awarded prestigious recognition by the American Political Science Association. Coming Clean...
John W. Laundré, a 1971 grad of UW-Green Bay’s Environmental Sciences program, is the author of a new book to be released May 23 by the University of Wisconsin Press. Phantoms of the Prairie:...
Human Development Prof. Illene Cupit, a nationally recognized scholar on issues of grief and dying, is co-editor of a new book just released by Springer Publishing. Cupit and co-editors Carla Sofka and Kathleen Gilbert...
