Tag: presentation
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Leary to present at conference, and speak at White House-sponsored session
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It will be a busy weekend for Assistant Prof. JP Leary, who will be in La Crosse presenting with students at an indigenous education conference before delivering the closing remarks at a White House listening session Sunday afternoon. Leary and three students from his First Nations Studies 372 class will take the stage Friday and…
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Tuesday’s program: Never dress up as an ‘Indian’
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“Why You Should Definitely Never Dress Up as an ‘Indian’” is the title of a presentation set for 3 to 5 p.m. Tuesday (Oct. 21) in the Heritage Room on the second level of the University Union. Hosted by the American Intercultural Center, the free discussion will be led by Prof. Miriam Schacht of UW‐Oshkosh.…
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Faculty note: Saxton-Ruiz
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Gabriel Saxton-Ruiz, associate professor of Humanistic Studies, organized a panel on the works of Peruvian novelist Jorge Eduardo Benavides at the Mid-America Conference on Hispanic Literature hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The title of the panel was: El mundo narrativo de Jorge Eduardo Benavides (The Narrative World of Jorge Eduardo Benavides). He also presented…
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Nursing’s Herdman hosts two scholars from Brazil for public presentations
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Assistant Prof. of Nursing Heather Herdman is hosting two visiting scholars from the Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Brazil, the week of October 13. Camila Takáo Lopes, Ph.D., RN, is the author of “Identification of the predictive factors for bleeding in the immediate postoperative period after cardiac surgery.” Agueda Calvalcante, Ph.D., RN, is author of…
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Faculty note: Voelker presentations
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On Oct. 2, Associate Prof. David Voelker of Humanistic Studies and History gave a talk to faculty and academic staff at UW-Steven’s Point on the topic “Why You Should Study Your Students’ Learning.” He described the evolving Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) as a more intentional approach in a profession where, too often, educators…
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Faculty note: Nesvet
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Rebecca Nesvet, assistant professor of Humanistic Studies, attended the International Conference on Romanticism at St. Thomas University in Minneapolis in late September. Her paper, presented as part of a panel on Lord Byron, was titled “Masquerade and Mirror: Don Juan’s Completion of The Giaour’s “Broken Tale.” She also published an article, “Sepia and Shadow: The…
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Visit England! Cultural Cuisine luncheon Oct. 17 features Stephen Perkins
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Reserve your tickets now for what promises to be a thoroughly entertaining presentation by UW-Green Bay’s own Dr. Stephen Perkins on England at noon Friday, Oct. 17. It’s the first Cultural Cuisine luncheon of the academic year. Perkins will offer a slide-illustrated talk about his homeland while you enjoy some of his favorite recipes. (Chicken…
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Russ in Jordan
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Prof. Meir Russ of the Cofrin School of Business presented a faculty and student seminar at The School of Business at the University of Jordan in Amman, Jordan this past Wednesday. His presentation was titled “An Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2.0.” Russ also discussed potential collaboration in research studies.
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Reminder: Chen and today’s electronic Bronsted-Lowry acid talk
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Chemist and Associate Prof. Franklin Chen speaks at 3 p.m. today (Friday, Sept. 26) in ES 301 on “Electronic Origins of Acid-Base Character: Natural Acidity Analysis of Aqueous Bronsted-Lowry Oxyacids.” It is, of course, part of the NAS Seminar Series.
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Faculty note: Russ presentation in Israel
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Prof. Meir Russ of the Cofrin School of Business recently (Sept 22) presented a faculty seminar at ORT Braude College of Engineering in Karmiel, Israel titled “An Introduction to Human Capital 2.0.” He also introduced the two books he is editing to be published in the very near future by Palgrave-Macmillan on the subject. One…