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It’s that exciting time of year again … severe weather season. And here to present his annual “Storm Spotter Training” session is Jeff Last, warning coordination meteorologist with the Green Bay National Weather Service...
Shawn Robinson of the American Intercultural Center has been invited to present his research on the educational experience of black males at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association in San Francisco on...
Don’t forget the final After Thoughts program of the 2012-13 academic year, taking place next Tuesday (April 9) in the Grand Foyer at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. Associate Prof. Denise Bartell,...
Economics Prof. Yunsun Huh, a faculty member in Democracy and Justice Studies and also Women’s and Gender Studies, recently presented her research paper “Do Tied Movers Matter?: The Effect of Home-Country Gender Status on...
Faculty member Karen Dalke of Democracy and Justice Studies presented a paper at the Living With Animals Conference hosted last week by Eastern Kentucky University, one of the few universities that has an Animal...
Mohican clan mother Molly Miller will visit the UW-Green Bay campus next Tuesday (April 2) to speak at the Mauthe Center about indigenous spirituality and creation stories. Ms. Miller, an Elder and member of...
Ellen Rosewall, professor of Art and Design (Arts Management), presided over a panel titled “Teaching Community Engagement in the Arts” for the recent conference of the Association of Arts Administration Educators in New Orleans....
The Spanish 465 “special topics” course led by Prof. Gabriel Saxton-Ruiz — it has to do with representations of violence in Latin America and is provocatively subtitled “Freaks, Fetishes and Families” — will have...
Reminder: The annual Cofrin Center for Biodiversity student research symposium starts at 2 p.m. Tuesday (March 5) in the Christie Theatre. Four students who received Cofrin Grants during 2012 will present their results from...
Any and all members of the campus community are invited to sit in on the annual Cofrin Center for Biodiversity student research symposium, starting at 2 p.m. next Tuesday (March 5) in the Christie...
