Unsinkable Karsten Cowan
It started as a typical December day for Karsten Cowan, although in 2020, the concept of “typical” had evolved due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Undeterred by the mid-December cold of Green Bay, she...
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Prof. Vespia Appears on National Panel about Generative AI
Professor Kris Vespia (Psychology) recently served as one of five featured panelists for the American Psychological Association’s webinar titled “Pushing the boundaries of critical thinking: What’s next in the era of generative AI?” The...
Why am I So Angry? Experts Weigh-In
Stress and anger are not the same thing, of course, but living in a chronically stressful societal setup with no change in sight—and then being advised to meditate to manage it better—can make a...
UW-Green Bay names Ryan Martin, PhD as new dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Green Bay, Wis. – After a nationwide search, Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Kate Burns announced that the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has named current Professor Ryan Martin, as dean of the...
Watch the video: Bachelor in Psychology program
Karsten Cowan knew she wanted to major in Psychology because she wanted to help people. The Psychology program at UW-Green Bay is the perfect fit. Plus, it’s not your average undergraduate program with many...
The Wild Edge of Sorrow: Grief as a Sacred Initiation | Psychology Today
Francis Weller is a California-based psychotherapist and writer whose work focuses on the sacred power of loss, darkness, and self-renewal. He is the author of numerous books, including The Wild Edge of Sorrow: Rituals...
Eavesdropping: A Superpower for Understanding Others’ Minds | Psychology Today
By: Alison Jane Martingano Ph.D., UW-Green Bay Psychology New research shows that listening to others improves social cognition. KEY POINTS Eavesdropping may improve our theory of mind skills, which are crucial for social interaction....
Psychology Prof. Alison Jane Martingano publishes on equity in VR accessibility in collaboration with NIH
Dr. Alison Jane Martingano recently published her research on the impact of demographic variables on the experience of ‘presence’ in virtual reality (VR) which she conducted with collaborators at the National Institutes of Health....
Last ‘Psych & Stuff’ episode of the season: “How to Deal With Angry People” with Prof. Ryan Martin
In our last episode of the season, Ryan and Georjeanna talk about his new book, “How to Deal with Angry People.” They talk about why he wrote it, what’s in it, and even unpack...
UW-Green Bay alumni and Prof. Alan Chu publish an article in the Journal of Sport Psychology in Action
M.S. Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology alumni RJ Lynch (’22), Janne Roovers (’22), and Associate Professor Alan Chu published an article, titled “From Rifts to Rapport: A Personal-Disclosure Mutual-Sharing (PDMS) Mindfulness Intervention for Enhancing...
