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Mar 17, 2021

Dean Chuck Rybak (CAHSS) is one of many contributors to the Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities project, which was awarded “The Best Digital Humanities Response to Covid-19” as part of the annual DH Awards. One of the project’s features is a list of digital pedagogy resources organized by keyword, with Rybak creating the entry on…

Announcements

Jan. 27 Faculty Senate Meeting is cancelled

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Jan 19, 2021

Faculty Senate meeting scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 27 is cancelled. The next meeting is Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021.

Faculty note: Prof. Hossain paper accepted for publication

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Sep 15, 2020

Resch School of Engineering Associate Prof. Maruf Hossain has co-authored a paper entitled “Teager Energy Operator for Fast Estimation of Three-Phase Grid Frequency,” which has been accepted for publication in the reputed Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Transactions on Instrumentation & Measurement Journal. This is an international collaborative work led by Hossain with…

Faculty note: Prof. Alise Coen writes about pandemic pedagogy

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Aug 10, 2020

UW-Green Bay Associate Pro. Alise Coen (Political Science, Public & Environmental Affairs) wrote about pandemic pedagogy and “Teaching International Relations amid COVID-19” as part of a teaching roundtable issue published with H-Diplo. The roundtable issue is available to download.

Media Coverage

Prof. Shelton provides input on current teachers unions | The 74

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Jul 29, 2020

When Chicago educators hit the pavement last month with picket signs demanding police-free campuses, they challenged a security strategy that teachers unions have long embraced — and one that continues to divide school staff nationwide. “It’s not a coincidence” that teachers unions are calling for police-free schools in cities like Denver and Los Angeles, where…

Faculty note: Assistant Prof. Chu quoted on a podcast episode about small acts of kindness and the ripple effect of sending gratitude letters

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Jul 22, 2020

Assistant Prof. of Psychology and Chair of Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology Alan Chu’s idea about the ripple effect of sending gratitude letters and small acts of kindness was quoted in the most recent episode of the Calm and Connected Podcast hosted by Janine Halloran, a licensed mental health counselor, where she shares a visual…

Faculty note: Assistant Prof. Chu shared his insights on teaching online courses as instructors and “test driving” them as students

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Jul 22, 2020

UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. and Chair of Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology Alan Chu (Psychology) shared his insights with EduMed, a higher education resources website, on teaching online courses as instructors and “test driving” them as students. Read it here.

Media Coverage

Prof. Michael Draney discusses mosquito population | WLUK

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