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Prof. David Coury of Humanistic Studies will make the first presentation in the spring portion of the Great Books series at 6:30 p.m. next Tuesday (Feb. 11) at the Brown County central library. He’ll...
Join A’viands Dietitian Laura Rowell as she discusses the foods our hearts crave. The Cardio Cravings Cooking demo begins at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 5, in the Leona Cloud Commons. Free samples and recipes...
The Academic Staff Professional Development Programming Committee invites all members of the Academic Staff to a presentation on “Humor Leadership — Improving Productivity and Morale” by guest presenter Liysa Callsen on Thursday, Jan. 16,...
Associate Prof. Daniel J. Meinhardt of Human Biology will be the guest speaker at a meeting of the community organization The Adult Gay/Straight Alliance. His topic will be the biology of sex and gender,...
UW-Green Bay student Taryn Oleson, a teaching assistant for Assistant Prof. Elizabeth Wheat, Public and Environmental Affairs, has been accepted to present at the 72nd Midwest Political Science Association conference in Chicago in April....
Assistant Prof. Yunsun Huh of Democracy and Justice Studies made two research presentations Nov. 23 at the Southern Economic Association Conference in Tampa, Fla. One was titled “Who Comes to the U.S. and What...
The Academic Staff Professional Development Programming Committee invites all members of the Academic Staff to a presentation on “Humor Leadership — Improves Productivity and Morale” by Liysa Callsen on Thursday, Jan. 16, from 11...
Kristy Aoki from the Office of International Education recently served as the lead presenter and trainer for a day long workshop on F-1 Immigration Regulations (intermediate) at the NAFSA Bi-Regional conference in Indianapolis. NAFSA...
Kevin Kain, a lecturer for Humanistic Studies and the Adult Degree program, was invited to present at Harvard University by the dean of the Harvard Extension School and historian Donald Owstrowski of the school’s...
Lecturer Karen Dalke, Democracy and Justice Studies, recently returned from two conferences where she gave the following presentations: National Treasure — Nationalistic Representations of the Finnhorse Trotting Championships (with Ritta-Marja Leinonen), American Anthropological Association...
