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UW-Green Bay Prof. Katia Levintova (Democracy and Justice Studies, Political Science and Global Studies) and Associate Prof. Valerie Murrenus Pilmaier (Humanities, English) along with colleagues, Prof. Valerie Barske (UW-Steven’s Point, History) and Associate Professor...
Associate Professors Ann Mattis (Humanities, BFA, English) and Jessica Van Slooten (Humanities, Women and Gender Studies, English) recently published an article titled, “Assessing Student Learning in GSW: Curricular and Faculty Development in the Two-Year...
Associate Prof. Jessica Lyn Van Slooten (HUS, English, Women’s and Gender’s Studies, Composition, and Writing and Applied Arts) recently published a co-authored article, “Better Living through Policy: Feminist Shared Governance and Equitable Evaluation,” in Academic...
The UW-Green Bay Writing and English programs generated a list of the best books of the decade for CAHSS and Effect. Read the list, here.
On Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019, the Green Bay Packers Foundation awarded a record $1 million to 192 civic and charitable groups across Wisconsin as part of its annual distribution of grants. UntitledTown, an annual...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Rebecca Meacham (English, Humanities and Women’s and Gender Studies) was nominated by the literary journal Gigantic Sequins for the Pushcart Prize for her short nonfiction piece “Feather Rousing.” Meacham was selected as one...
Associate Prof. Jessica Van Slooten (English, Writing and Applied Arts and Women’s and Gender Studies) writes a valuable guide for CAHSS and Effect on how to make the most of the current holiday season through...
Join CAHSS on Dec. 4, 2019 from 2:55 to 5:30 p.m. in Student Life for a live viewing of the Hallmark Holiday Movie, “Christmas in Homestead” (see the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wj6jKxNcmk). We’ll watch the movie live...
“Jessica Lyn Van Slooten, an Associate Professor of English, Writing, and Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay (Go Green Bay), delivered an amazing TEDtalk about the importance of romance...
In this special crossover podcast episode of All the Rage and Psychology and Stuff, Assistant Prof. Jennie Young (English) discusses her TEDx UW-Green Bay talk, “Stupid School Security and Discipline Policies.”
