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This post is being updated. Please look for information about 2020 Research in the Rotunda in a future edition of the Log. Questions can be directed to David Specht-Boardman at dspecht-boardman@uwsa.edu, or email universityrelations@uwsa.edu,...
Assistant Prof. Mohammad U. Mahfuz (Engineering) has recently been invited to chair the Technical Program Committee (TPC) of the 12th EAI International Conference on Bio-inspired Information and Communications Technologies (BICT) together with an international...
Assistant Prof. Mohammad U. Mahfuz (Engineering) has recently had two peer-reviewed scholarly book chapters published and accepted for publication in the Encyclopedia of Wireless Networks. The titles of the two chapters are “Brownian Motion”...
Assistant Prof. Sarah Schuetze’s (English) 2018 article “Carrying Home the Enemy: Smallpox and Revolution in American Love and Letters 1775-76,” published in the journal Early American Literature, is already in the top ten most...
Ben & Joyce Rosenberg Prof. Harvey Kaye (Democracy and Justice Studies) recently Skyped into Australia’s Weekend Breakfast Show to explain the impeachment process facing President Donald Trump.
Associate Prof. Brenda Tyczkowski (Nursing) shares her career journey and advice in a piece written by UW Health Information Management and Technology. The full piece can be found on the Experience UW HIMT site.
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Prof. Gaurav Bansal (Cofrin School of Business) and undergraduate student Noah Redfearn’s research on how embracing environmental stewardship can help companies recover trust after a data breach was recently accepted...
College of Health, Education and Social Welfare Dean Susan Gallagher-Lepak and Assistant Prof. Heather Herdman (Nursing) gave a three-day workshop on Clinical Reasoning in Nursing on Sept. 12 to 14, 2019 in Bucharest, Romania. The workshop...
Prof. Michael Draney (Biology and Natural and Applied Sciences) was featured in a news story about why mosquitoes are thriving in Northeast Wisconsin. More via Mosquitoes thriving thanks to Northeast Wisconsin’s wet weather |...
Faculty, summer 2020 faculty-led travel course proposals are due to your academic dean by Tuesday, Oct. 1. The link to the proposal form and additional information can be found here. Late applications can be accepted, but...
