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Associate Prof. Derek Jeffreys’ essay on solitary confinement is linked to a PBS “POV” program that premieres at 9 p.m. tonight (Monday, July 8) and will be shown throughout the month of July. The...
The United States won gold Sunday at the FIBA U19 World Championships, beating Serbia 82-68. The team, coached by Florida’s Billy Donovan and assisted by VCU’s Shaka Smart and Virginia’s Tony Bennett (a 1992...
Brian Sutton isn’t a member of UW-Green Bay’s Theatre or Music faculty. He teaches English, but not creative writing. And yet Sutton has written, directed, produced and even performed in his own musical comedy, “Searching for Romeo,” with great success — and great University support.
Profs. Chris Martin (Philosophy/Humanistic Studies) and David Voelker (History/Humanistic Studies) recently completed a two-day Land Ethic Leaders workshop at the Aldo Leopold Center in Baraboo. The workshop promoted an “Observe, Participate, Reflect” model for...
Award-winning UW-Green Bay Prof. Greg Aldrete, Humanistic Studies, entertained and informed a full house in the Union’s Phoenix Room Tuesday (June 11), keynoting the latest installment in UW-Green Bay’s Dinner Lecture Series. The event,...
Newly up in rotation on the main UW-Green Bay homepage is a feature from our recent Inside 360 magazine. Associate Prof. Chuck Rybak and his colleagues in Humanistic Studies see a bright new future...
When one thinks of Italian cooking, pasta and sauce are among the first things that come to mind. But when some 150 guests sat down to a Roman feast Tuesday (June 11) at the...
Relevance. It’s a word that takes on new meaning daily, or even quicker in the digital age.
We’d like to offer another round of congratulations for UW-Green Bay’s seven new full professors and seven new associate professors, whose promotions were approved today (Friday, June 7) by the UW System Board of...
We’d also like to congratulate a couple of faculty members who will take on new roles for the 2013-14 academic year. Associate Prof. Jennifer Lanter, Psychology and Human Development, will become director of the...
