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“When we are stressed, anxious, or frustrated during these challenging times, the sympathetic nervous system is activated and our body releases chemicals such as cortisol, adrenaline, and other stress hormones,” explains Prof. Alan Chu...
In a recent Yahoo News article, there are five proposed stages of mask-wearing grief when it comes to seeing people in public not wearing masks. Assistant Prof. Alan Chu (Psychology) gives advice for how...
UW-Green Bay students, including Green Bay soccer players helped former UW-Green Bay Prof. Regan Gurung with a study on clothing-based racist stereotypes. Read the study here.
Associate Prof. Jon Shelton (Democracy and Justice Studies) and vice president for higher education with the American Federation of Teachers-Wisconsin labor union gave input on Tommy Thompson’s start as the UW Systems Interim President....
Barbara Hauxhurst Cofrin Prof. of Natural Sciences Mike Draney participated in the America Arachnological Society’s virtual Forum on Effects of Racism on Arachnology at the (virtual) Annual Meeting of the American Arachnological Society, and...
Researchers say two consecutive years of record rainfall in Northeast Wisconsin have shed light on the impact to both rural and urban landscapes. Water monitoring stations on local creeks are playing an important role...
Lawmakers, regents, chancellors, staff and faculty all largely praised former Gov. Tommy Thompson’s appointment to serve as interim UW System President. University insiders say the unanimous Board of Regents pick of June 19 means...
This month, Prof. Rebecca Nesvet (English) has had two research articles accepted for publication. “The Mystery of Sweeney Todd: G.A. Sala’s Desperate Solution” will appear in the Victorian Institute Journal. “1837: Death of ‘Miss...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Professor Elif Ikizer (Psychology) is a contributor to the new and timely book “Together Apart: The Psychology of COVID-19.” The authors argue in the introduction that human behavior (and hence, psychology)...
Those looking to get outside and away from COVID-19 restrictions as temperatures warm up will likely find conditions a little more buggy. That’s because a combination of warmer, humid weather and recent heavy rains...
