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Academic programs within the interdisciplinary Public & Environmental Affairs (PEA) unit at UW-Green Bay recognized several local community partners and outstanding students at their end-of-semester “Celebrating Students & Philanthropy” awards ceremony, held in MAC Winter...
UW-Green Bay Associate Professor, Alise Coen, was interviewed on Wisconsin Public Radio’s “Central Time” about the latest developments in U.S. immigration and asylum policies, including the creation of regional processing centers for asylum-seekers in Latin American countries....
You’re invited to attend this semester’s next meeting of “All Rise: A UW-Green Bay Civil Liberties Lecture Series”, on Wednesday, April 19 from 6-7pm. This online meeting will feature immigration rights attorney Samantha Kulhanek. Sam...
You’re invited to celebrate the launch of the new Master of Public Administration (MPA) program. This event is being held in the Signature Lounge of the Weidner Center on Tuesday, March 21 from 5:30-7:00pm. The...
The following article was written by Tim Gadzinski, the Marketing Associate for the Manitowoc Public Library. It’s pretty difficult to look away from the fact that the world—on multiple levels—is a more compact, more...
UW-Green Bay Associate Professor Alise Coen (Political Science, Public & Environmental Affairs) was interviewed on WPR‘s Central Time about the Biden administration’s latest immigration policy changes and how they impact migrants and asylum-seekers. She discussed the expansion...
Alise Coen, UW-Green Bay Political Science and Public & Environmental Affairs professor, was recently featured in a blog essay for International Affairs. Professor Coen writes about how local leaders shape refugee protection in a new...
UW-Green Bay Associate Professor of Political Science and Public & Environmental Affairs, Alise Coen has published a new study on U.S. refugee policy and the resettlement of Afghan evacuees. The study draws on an original...
UW-Green Bay Political Science and Public Administration students Maria Aldana, Allison Geerdts, and Connor Tenor shared their perspectives on political polarization and improving participation in the upcoming midterm elections during Monday night’s Common CAHSS panel on...
Please join us for our second discussion this semester on Friday, Oct. 21, 1:30-3 p.m. Our own professor Liz Wheat (Public and Environmental Affairs and Political Science) will discuss and answer questions about Domestic...
