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Dallas Blaney, assistant professor of Public and Environmental Affairs, received news recently that he is the winner of a blog-post essay contest on “The Water-Energy Nexus.” As such, he is the recipient of a...
UW-Green Bay student Heba Mohammad spoke last week about the violence in the Gaza Strip, telling WFRV, Channel 5’s Heather Sawaski that the conflict there can be resolved. Mohammad, president of UW-Green Bay’s Student...
Just in time for International Education Week (Nov. 12-16 but celebrated here all month), we bring you a fun news video on Prof. John Katers’ Industrial Pollution Control class — and the six countries...
When UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. John Katers had his Industrial Pollution Control students introduce themselves earlier this semester, Marina Hauser got a pleasant surprise. “It was really exciting when we realized we were four international students in one class,” said Hauser, who hails from Switzerland.
UW-Green Bay’s Dinner Lecture Series, sponsored by Outreach and Adult Access, was once again an engaging event when Gabriel T. Saxton-Ruiz (far right), UWGB assistant professor of Humanistic Studies, discussed the gastronomic revolution that...
A presentation and reception will be held in Wood Hall 216 on Tuesday, October 23rd at 3:30 p.m. for Muskie Graduate Fellow, Vafa Huseyinli, of Azerbaijan. See details. Le Cercle Francais, the student French...
Fellowship-winning graduate student Vafa Huseyinli of Azerbaijan will talk about her home country and her experiences there and here as part of a presentation and reception next Tuesday (Oct. 23) at 3:30 p.m. in...
Just a friendly reminder that there’s still time to buy your tickets for a deliciously informative evening highlighting the food and culinary customs of the Andean region. UW-Green Bay’s Oct. 11 Dinner Lecture Series...
This happened in July but worth mentioning here, today: Assistant Prof. Yunsun Huh, a specialist in economics and faculty member in the Democracy and Justice Studies and Women’s and Gender Studies academic units, led...
In September 2012, UW-Green Bay welcomed one of its largest contingents ever of new international students — more than 40 total, about evenly split between semester-abroad exchange students and those who’ll pursue a degree here. The newcomers got a crash course in UW-Green Bay, Northeastern Wisconsin and American college life in the week before the fall semester began Sept. 4.
