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The 2018-19 Academic Staff Committee (ASC) will be meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018 at 1:30 p.m. in Cofrin Library (CL) 735. Committee meetings are open governance group meetings. View the meeting agenda. Any...
IT Trainer and Help Desk Associate Pat Theyerl is retiring after a 16-year career at UW-Green Bay. Say farewell and enjoy some refreshments on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2018 from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m....
Prof. Phil Clampitt (Communication) was recently featured as a social media expert in an article addressing a controversial Facebook post published by the Oconto Police Department. “If anything can be misunderstood it will be misunderstood...
Ben & Joyce Rosenberg Professor Harvey J. Kaye (Democracy and Justice Studies) has been featured on the podcast “#WeThePeople LIVE” in the episode “Is the USA Undemocratic?” This episode in particular focuses on powers...
The article “The Bank Nun’s Tale: Financial Forgery, Gothic Imagery, and Economic Power” by Associate Prof. Rebecca Nesvet (English) was published in the journal Victorian Network‘s special issue on forgery. Find out about Sweeney...
After a 29-year career with the state and 19 years with UW-Green Bay, Liz Hessler will be retiring from her position in Behavioral Health Training Partnership (BHTP) at the start of the new year....
Associate Prof. Ryan Currier (Natural and Applied Sciences) and Assistant Prof. Mark Norfleet (Natural and Applied Sciences) and recently graduated Masters student Zachary Ashauer have published a new article in the journal Precambrian Research....
The UW-Green Bay Research Council is currently accepting proposals for Winter 2019 Grants in Aid of Research. Faculty having applied for GIAR funding in the past will want to note that revisions have been...
Prof. John Luczaj (Natural and Applied Sciences), along with coauthors from the University of Arizona Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research and the University of Nevada-Reno Department of Geography, have published a peer-reviewed editorial comment in...
After a 29-year career with the state and 19 years with UW-Green Bay, Liz Hessler will be retiring from her position in Behavioral Health Training Partnership (BHTP) at the start of the new year....
