Aldrete gets Sirius date, tonight
Here’s a programming note, if you have Sirius satellite radio (and it’s a nice faculty note, whether you subscribe to the service or not): UW-Green Bay History Prof. Gregory S. Aldrete has been selected...
Tagged: Humanistic Studies
Tony Bennett ’92 Humanistic Studies, is ACC’s top coach
In a conference with coaches including Mike Krzyzewski, Roy Williams, Jim Boeheim and Rick Pitino, it’s quite an honor to be named ACC Coach of the Year. That’s what 1992 UW-Green Bay Humanistic Studies...
Cultural Cuisine on April 23: Russia
The next Cultural Cuisine Luncheon in the Phoenix Room of the University Union will spotlight the culture and food of Russia. The April 23 event in the Phoenix Room will include an illustrated lecture...
Boswell-Levintova journal issue gets mention in ‘Chronicle’
We shared news in this space earlier this month about Associate Profs. Caroline Boswell (Humanistic Studies) and Katia Levintova (Public and Environmental Affairs) being co-editors of the peer-reviewed pedagogical journal, Syllabus Journal. The latest...
International Education Film Series is postponed for spring
We’ve received word from our friends in Humanistic Studies that the International Education Film Festival – which enjoyed an excellent opening night with its Bollywood – has been shelved for the remainder of the...
Faculty note: Nesvet talk
Rebecca Nesvet, a first-year assistant professor of Humanistic Studies, made a presentation at the Brown County Library Feb. 10 on the book Frankenstein as part of the spring Great Books Series organized by her...
Boswell, Levintova coordinate special issue of teaching journal
More evidence that UW-Green Bay faculty members are leaders in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Associate Profs Caroline Boswell (Humanistic Studies) and Katia Levintova (Public and Environmental Affairs) are co-editors of the peer-reviewed...
Sherman publication
Heidi Sherman, associate professor of Humanistic Studies (History) contributed a chapter, “The Flax and Linen of Medieval Novgorod,” to the book Textiles and the Medieval Economy: Production, Trade, and Consumption of Textiles, 8th–16th Centuries...
Reminder: Peruvian Luncheon
The luncheon is Friday, Feb. 20, right here on campus in the Phoenix Rooms. Tickets are now on sale at the Union’s ticket desk for the Cultural Cuisine series and the Peruvian Luncheon. Popular...
Humanistic Studies announces ‘International Education’ film series
Associate Prof. Gabriel Saxton-Ruiz shares word of this semester’s lineup in the “International Education Film Festival” sponsored by Humanistic Studies. Each film examines different aspects of education through a foreign perspective. Should anyone have...
