Tag: discussion
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Campus Roundtable for Nov. 9 is cancelled
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The Nov. 9 event has been cancelled: Three campus Roundtable Discussion events will take place in November that focus on safety and inclusive campus experience. You are invited to attend the one that correlates to your work location or campus enrollment. Individuals in more than one location can participate in each of their locations so…
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Prof. Coury is September’s ‘Expert Spotlight’
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Prof. David Coury will be this month’s “Expert Spotlight.” In this webinar, Intercultural Communications in a Global Workplace, Thursday, Sept. 17 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Coury will explore important differences in communication, cultural norms and business practices that can complicate negotiations or even employee relations. Words and gestures can have very different meanings…
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Tonight: 2017 Philosophers Café kicks-off with Provost Greg Davis
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Maybe one of your New Year resolutions was to get out more, or find opportunities to chat with folks about different and odd but stimulating topics. Heck, maybe it was to finally unearth the governing dynamics of this brilliant universe of ours. Or maybe it was just to drink more coffee or beer in local establishments where…
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2017 Philosophers Café kicks-off with Provost Greg Davis (this Thursday)
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Maybe one of your New Year resolutions was to get out more, or find opportunities to chat with folks about different and odd but stimulating topics. Heck, maybe it was to finally unearth the governing dynamics of this brilliant universe of ours. Or maybe it was just to drink more coffee or beer in local establishments where…
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David Voelker leads community reflection Friday
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Are you having difficulty finding empathy and kindness following the divisiveness of last week’s election? Do you wonder if these things are even possible or desirable? Please join facilitator David Voelker for a reflective discussion from 11 a.m. to noon, on Friday, Nov. 18 in Wood Hall 410 (Education Center for First Nations Studies, conference…
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Final fall semester Global Studies discussion
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The final Global Studies discussion of the semester will be held in the 1965 Room of the University Union, from 12 to 1:30 p.m. tomorrow, Nov. 15. The discussion will be led by Prof. Caroline Boswell (History and Humanistic Studies), UWGB’s resident British historian, and will cover the 100-year anniversary of the Easter Rising, the Irish…
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Searching for Romeo discussion
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UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. and Director of English Composition and the Writing Center, Brian Sutton, will be giving a presentation on his play, Searching for Romeo, from 2 to 3 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 7 in the 1965 room of the University Union. The discussion will revolve around the evolution of the play, from Sutton’s…
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UWGB alumna Juliet Cole leads Stand Against Racism panel
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UW-Green Bay alumna, longtime employee and YWCA board member, Juliet Cole, will be leading a community discussion on race from Noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 26. Called “Courageous Discussions,” this panel is one of the Stand Against Racism’s six planned community discussions for 2016-17, hosted by the YWCA. The ethnically diverse panel members…