President Trump’s new immigration proposal to prioritize a “merit-based” system has people talking, including UW-Green Bay Prof. Alise Coen (Public and Environmental Affairs, Manitowoc and Sheboygan Campuses), interviewed recently on WPR. Listen here.
The Student Nominated Teacher Award is an effort of the Instructional Development Council and Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning that recognizes excellent teaching from a student perspective. This year, the committee changed the administration of the award to reflect the breadth and diversity of outstanding teaching that is taking place on this […]
UW-Green Bay alumnus Brad Pfaff (Public and Environmental Affairs), who took office as the secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection in January, has been busy listening and learning from farmers across the state. “I think it’s extremely important that everyone recognizes how important agriculture and our farmers are to this state,” Pfaff […]
Assistant Prof. Alise Coen (Political Science) wrote the article “What Do You Mean By ‘Immigrants’?” for CAHSS and Effect. In this article, Coen explains why “there is no single category or simple dichotomy in which ‘immigrants’ can be placed.” Read more.
A Pop-Up Student Showcase featuring students from Democracy and Justice Studies, History, Humanities, Political Science and Public and Environmental Affairs will be taking place at the Weidner Center in Studio 301 on Monday, May 6, 2019 from 12:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. This celebration of student work will include demonstrations, launches, celebrations, presentations and live podcast recordings. […]
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Alise Coen (Political Science, Public and Environmental Affairs) was featured as a guest on “White House Considered Sending Asylum Seekers To Sanctuary Cities” on WPR. Listen here.
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. David Helpap (Public and Environmental Affairs) joined the discussion following the announcement of Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Green Bay set for Saturday, April 27, 2019. “Democrats clearly think that Wisconsin is a swing state that needs to be won in the 2020 election,” he said. Helpap said the crowded field of […]
The Washington Post reported last week that the White House proposed sending asylum seekers detained at the border to so-called “sanctuary cities.” UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Alise Coen (Political Science, Public and Environmental Affairs) will be the guest of WPR’s Central Time at 3 p.m. today (Tuesday. April 16, 2019) to discuss the proposal. “We […]
Associate Prof. David Helpap (Public and Environmental Affairs) was quoted in the Fox 11 story “Wisconsin’s sometimes red, sometimes blue in presidential elections.”
UW-Green Bay’s 2019 Strategic Philanthropy class will award $10,000 to an organization of their choice. The grant award announcement will take place on Wednesday, May 1, 2019 at 4 p.m. in the Winter Garden in Mary Ann Cofrin Hall (MAC). Under the direction of Associate Prof. Lora Warner (Public and Environmental Affairs), the class conducted site […]