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The Academic Staff Professional Development Programming Committee invites all academic staff, university Staff, and faculty to attend professional development trainings on the following topics. There is no fee for these trainings. Wednesday Feb 8, 2-3pm:...
“Someone’s in the kitchen Dinah…” and we know who it is. Steve Meyer has not been “strumming on the ol’ banjo,” he has been busy making over 200 pints of salsa. Meyer’s salsa, made...
On behalf of the Awards and Recognition Committee (John Arendt, Chair), I am happy to send out this Call for Nominations for Honorary Doctorate Degrees. The steps needed to get the process started can...
Geoscience Professor John Luczaj is coauthor of a new publication in the journal “Sedimentary Geology”, which just recently appeared online. The internationally collaborative work focused on the formation of dolomite in ancient (Triassic age)...
M.S. Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology graduate Ellea Bachmeier and program Chair Prof. Alan Chu published an article titled, “Still an ‘Old Boys’ Club’? Certified Mental Performance Consultants’ Gender-Typed Sport Specialization and Employment Setting,...
Sports Degrees Online recently interviewed Prof. Alan Chu, Chair of the M.S. Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology, about his perspective on the profession of and graduate training in sport psychology. Chu shared his journey...
The following people were approved by the BOR for promotion to full professor: Hye-kyung Kim, Marcelo Cruz; Christine Smith, Amulya Gurtu and Vallari Chandna. These have been promoted to associate professor with tenure: Md Riaz Uddin Ahmed, Michael Holly, Douglas...
On June 9, 2022, librarians Paula Ganyard (director), Stephanie Alvey (manager of Collection Development), and Kate Farley (Digital Collections & Metadata librarian) presented at the 2022 Council of University of Wisconsin Libraries Annual Conference....
“In May 1970, a student-organized election voted the Phoenix as the official mascot of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. A mythical creature, the Phoenix is associated with strength, balance, and resilience. When students voted...
“Partisan polarization remains the dominant, seemingly unalterable condition of American politics,” Pew Research declared in November 2021, a year after a presidential election that drew the most voters in American history (partisanship and polarization,...
