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Tag: English Composition

  • UW-Green Bay English program publishes ‘Indented’ podcasts

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Invites public to submit content for Valentine’s Day broadcast Green Bay, Wis. — The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay English program announces the launching of Indented — a series of podcasts revolving around a collective love for literature and storytelling. Undergraduate students Emma Fay and Jordan Safranski are the hosts. “Audiences will be entertained by the commentary,…

  • CATL Names 2017-2018 UWGB Teaching Scholars

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Congratulations to Heather Clarke (Business Administration/Human Resources), Ryan Holzem (Natural and Applied Sciences), Kevin Kain (Humanities), Kim Reilly (Democracy and Justice Studies), and Jennifer Ronsman (English Composition) — named the 2017-18 UW-Green Bay Teaching Scholars. They were selected through a competitive process based on their strong record of teaching accomplishments and high quality applications outlining…

  • UntitledTown Book and Author Festival features many UW-Green Bay campus community members

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    Editorial Student

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    An inaugural festival uniting readers with authors, writers, publishers, podcasters and philosophers will feature many members of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus community. The “UntitledTown Book and Author Festival,” April 28-30, downtown Green Bay, will bring together people of all ages and abilities to share their stories and celebrate the community’s love of reading.…

  • Register for Lambeau Lectures: An Evening with the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and the Green Bay Packers

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    Sue Bodilly

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    One-night event provides glimpse into UW-Green Bay experience GREEN BAY – “Lambeau Lectures: An Evening with UW-Green Bay and the Green Bay Packers,” a free event designed to help prospective students and parents experience the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, will be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28 in the Lambeau Field Atrium (1265 Lombardi…

  • Remembering UW-Green Bay Professor Elmer A. Havens

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Friends, former students and colleagues are invited to share anecdotes at an informal event celebrating former UW-Green Bay Professor Elmer A. Havens’ life. It will be held at Phoenix Room of the University Union, UW-Green Bay, from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 19, 2017. The family asks that no flowers, memorials or gifts be…

  • ‘Romeo’ and company returns to Green Bay; tickets now on sale

    ‘Romeo’ and company returns to Green Bay; tickets now on sale

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Green Bay, Wis. — University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Prof. Brian Sutton’s Searching for Romeo, winner of the 2014 Stage Rights/New York Musical Theatre Festival Publishing Award, will be a featured musical performance at UW‑Green Bay this year. Performances are Thursday through Saturday, November 17-19. All shows will play at the University Theatre, UW‑Green Bay. The romantic comedy features…

  • Sneak peak: Sutton’s ‘Searching for Romeo’ is featured musical for 2016/17

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    Sue Bodilly

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    UW-Green Bay Theatre, Dance and Music personnel are excited to share a sneak peak into their 2016-17 line-up. “We are happy to announce that we will be producing Brian Sutton’s Searching for Romeo, which was previously produced as part of the 2014 New York Musical Theatre Festival. A New York Times reviewer described it as…

  • ‘Problem of Evil’ is Philosophy Café topic – April 13

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    Sue Bodilly

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    A tornado flattens a small town and Brian Sutton concludes that God might not exist. With the tragic warfare and strife these days, it is as good a time as any to ask whether so much suffering can be considered as evidence against God’s existence. UWGB Prof. Sutton of Humanistic Studies and English composition will help…

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    Technology Square Table: Denslow talks TimeMapper this Thursday


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    Christopher Sampson

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    Faculty member Kristin Denslow of the English Composition and Writing Center will be presenting at this month’s Technology Square Table on campus. She’ll talk about how her Introductory Literature students as well as her upper-level Shakespeare students have been using TimeMapper in the classroom as a learning resource. The discussion is set for this Thursday…

  • GoFundMe page for Sherri Urcavich

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    Christopher Sampson

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    We don’t often run links to online fundraising efforts but are making an exception this time. Campus friends of longtime UWGB composition and remedial English instructor Sheri Urcavich, with the permission of her family, have asked to publicize the opportunity to assist her family as she battles a terminal illness. Urcavich retired in May 2014…