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Three finalists for the position of Diversity Director within the American Intercultural Center will visit UW-Green Bay this week for separate, day-long interviews. Each of the candidates will present and answer questions during an...
The candidates for the position of Web Services Manager will make visits to UW-Green Bay next week that will include presentations open to the public. The finalists and the dates and locations of their...
We told you recently that our own Prof. David Helpap was one of three panelists for last week’s Project VOTE forum featuring the candidates for State Senate District 30. The nonpartisan, nonprofit group held...
Political Science Prof. David Helpap was among the panelists for a Monday voter-education forum featuring the candidates for State Senate District 30. Incumbent Dave Hansen and challenger John Macco met at noon Monday for...
Communication Prof. Phil Clampitt continued to help local news reporters sort through Wednesday’s presidential debate late last week, on Thursday (Oct. 4) talking memorable debate moments with WBAY, Channel 2. GOP candidate Mitt Romney...
The long-awaited first presidential debate is over, and UW-Green Bay faculty members have been in continual demand for pre- and post-event analysis. Communication Prof. Phil Clampitt completed interviews Wednesday (Oct. 3) with WLUK, Fox...
And speaking of the debate, finding the seemingly elusive undecided voter also has been on the minds of members of the news media this week. Fox 11 reporter (and UW-Green Bay alum) Ben Krumholz...
The first of the presidential debates continues to draw considerable media attention, putting our Political Science and Communication faculty members in high demand. An editorial in Wednesday’s (Oct. 3) Green Bay Press-Gazette discussed debate...
Wednesday’s (Oct. 3) hotly anticipated presidential debate has been the focus of considerable media attention this week, and our own Tim Meyer is helping break down its importance. The recently retired Communication chair sat...
With little more than a month left until the November election, candidates stumping in the swing state of Wisconsin are looking to connect to voters in a variety of ways — including via the...
