Tag: presentation
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Sherman presents with Viking specialists worldwide
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Heidi Sherman presented the paper, “Staraia Ladoga and the Emporia Theses: The Anatomy of a ‘Non-Place’ in Viking-Age Russia,” at Yeast for Changes: Vikings and their Impact on Medieval Europe, May 21. The conference, which brought together Viking specialists from more than a dozen European countries was sponsored by The Institute of Archaeology, Wrocław, Poland.
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Profs. Currier and Luczaj and students take research on the road
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UWGB Professors Ryan Currier and John Luczaj of Natural and Applied Sciences along with 12 students attended the North Central Section of the Geological Society of America meeting in Madison at the end of May. Summaries of the presentations are linked, below. Three of the students presented posters related to their own classwork with Prof. Currier:…
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Faculty note: Kaye on radio
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This coming Sunday (May 17), UW-Green Bay Prof. Harvey J. Kaye of Democracy and Justice Studies will be featured guest on WYSO radio — public radio for southwest Ohio — to talk about FDR and “The Fight for the Four Freedoms.” He’ll appear on the Book Nook program.
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Reminder: Wednesday’s Lunch ‘n’ Learn is self-defense
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The Wellness Committee reminds members of the campus community that the next Lunch ‘n’ Learn takes place from 12:15 to 1 p.m. Wednesday (May 6) in University Union 113. Chad Kleman of Public Safety presents on “Self Defense.”
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UW-Green Bay grad students will describe Cat Island research
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The keynote presentation at Tuesday’s watershed symposium will take place from 9:15 to 10 a.m. in the Union’s Phoenix Room. Chelsea Gunther, Jesse Weinzinger and Tom Prestby — graduate students in Environmental Science and Policy — will describe their research work involving the restoration of the Cat Island Chain in the lower bay. Following completion…
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Brief: Stoll presents at Midwest Economics Association annual meeting
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Professor John Stoll of Public and Environmental Affairs attended the Midwest Economics Association annual meeting in Minneapolis, recently where he served as a moderator for a session entitled, “Environmental Economics.” He also served as commentator in an another session, “Income Inequality and Air Pollution: A County-Level Analysis,” and reported on a third topic, “Impact of…
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Fermanich a featured presenter at Great Lakes water conference
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Water quality and runoff expert Kevin Fermanich, professor of Natural and Applied Sciences, will co-present with Prof. Val Klump of UW-Milwaukee later this week at a major regional conference on the Great Lakes. Their topic is “Lake Michigan’s Green Bay: Why the Dead Zone? What is Needed to Prevent it?” Fermanich has been a key…
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Faculty note: Goff book, presentations
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Victoria Goff, associate professor emerita (ICS), is writing a book on the impact of social media on authors and the U.S. book publishing industry. She recently shared some of her findings at Left Coast Crime, an annual conference of mystery writers that attracts best-selling authors and fans from all over the country. On March 12,…
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March 19 professional development event: ‘The Art of Coaching’
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Join the Academic Staff and University Staff Professional Development Programming committees from 10 a.m. to noon next Thursday, March 19, in the Alumni Room. The topic is “The Art of Coaching,” presented by Ben Fauske. He’ll discuss research on leadership and coaching styles, and offer participants practical tips in recognizing the coaching styles of others…
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Faculty note: Dalke
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Sociologist Karen Dalke of the UW-Green Bay faculty made a presentation in January as part of an international conference in New Delhi, India. Dalke was a co-presenter, with Harry Wels of VU University Amsterdam, at the third Minding Animals Conference. Their topic was “So Zoopolis! Explorations in creating human-animal societies.”