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Tara DaPra, UW-Green Bay assistant professor of writing & applied arts, english, and writing foundations, recently published some of her work. DaPra’s flash nonfiction essay, “The Last Road Trip”, was published in Liminal Transit Review,...
Prof. Rebecca Nesvet (English) has two new publications out this week: 1. “Mocking Andromeda in Julia Constance Fletcher’s The Fantasticks (1900,)” in the journal CAHIERS VICTORIENS ET EDOUARDIENS (vol. 96 – Autumn 2022). 2....
All UW-Green Bay faculty and staff are invited to join the Audio Assignment Workshop on November 30, from 4:00-5:00pm in CL 304. In this session, Digital Collections & Metadata Librarian, Kate Farley and Associate Professor of...
UW-Green Bay alumna Wendy Wimmer (English, 1997) has received national attention for her newly published debut short story collection ENTRY LEVEL: STORIES. The collection received a starred Kirkus Review and a favorable feature in...
The Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program at UW-Green Bay is hosting a panel discussion on the recent Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade. Panelists include faculty from WGSS, English, History, Political Science,...
Brian Sutton, an emeritus associate professor of English at UW-Green Bay, has had four short stories either published or accepted for publication by literary journals in a span of just over three weeks. On...
MERCER — Scores of dragonflies rose as John Bates (UW-Green Bay alumnus ’74, ’86) navigated his Subaru Ascent around potholes, over bumps and through the occasional puddle. The ¾-mile dirt road to Sherman Lake...
The Web Acceleration Team and members of Marketing and University Communication worked with English faculty to create a beautiful website for the English program. Check it out: English – UW-Green Bay. Also launched this week...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Nesvet (English, Humanities) will be a UW System research fellow at the Institute for Research in the Humanities (IRH) at UW-Madison, in academic year 2022-23.
Green Bay, Wis.—In a sometimes wrenching, often irreverent collection of “death snacks,” debut author Morgan Moran captures her fascination with death and its inner workings in her book, Call Me Morgue. The book is...
