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Once upon a Drag Race episode, RuPaul asked a seemingly simple question: ‘If you can’t love yourself, how in the hell are you going to love somebody else?’ That now-iconic sign-off resonated with people all over the world...
Stress and anger are not the same thing, of course, but living in a chronically stressful societal setup with no change in sight—and then being advised to meditate to manage it better—can make a...
Ryan Martin, professor of Psychology and Associate Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, was featured in a website recently launched by Selena Gomez. Wondermind was created to provide an easy, inclusive...
GREEN BAY—Twenty-nine UW-Green Bay students were awarded an “Innovative Thinking” credential for completing a four-week learning experience earlier this semester. The digital badge was awarded by WiSys, a nonprofit organization that supports research, innovation...
UW-Green Bay has learned of the the passing of long-time staff member, Dawn Abernathy. She started at UW-Green Bay as a program assistant in Natural & Applied Sciences and Human Development in May of...
ORLANDO, Fla. — When Abraham Morris ’13 (Human Development) took over as director of the My Brother’s Keeper program in August, he came with a plan.“I really believe that there’s no better feeling providing...
On March 26, 2021, Current Young Professionals hosted the virtual 2021 Future 15 & Young Professional Awards, presented by the Schneider MBA program at St. Norbert College. The recipient of the 2021 Young Professional of the Year, presented by KBX...
UW-Green Bay Alum Randy Glysch is a candidate for Oregon Village Board President. Glysch received a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Human Development Source: Candidate Q&A: Oregon Village Board president | Wisconsin State Journal
“I think the reason … certain Thanksgiving rituals are important, is because they serve as memory primes, releasing associated positive feelings,” said Regan A. R. Gurung, former professor of human development and psychology at...
Cindy Lopez Johnson ’13, a multicultural advisor at UW-Green Bay, has been named to the list of “The 39 Most Influential Latinos in Wisconsin, Part 5.” Johnson provided individualized support for first-generation, limited-income college...
