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  • UW-Green Bay’s Tara DaPra receives publication

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    Tara DaPra, UW-Green Bay assistant professor of writing & applied arts, english, and writing foundations, recently published some of her work. DaPra’s flash nonfiction essay, “The Last Road Trip”, was published in Liminal Transit Review, a literary journal that publishes genre-blurring work with themes of immigration, diaspora, displacement, decolonization, and borders, and the intersections of these…

  • 2019 UW-Green Bay graduate announces book launch

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    Skyla Arndt, a UW-Green Bay class of ’19 graduate, is excited to announce a cover reveal and a preorder date for her new book. Arndt received a book deal with Penguin Random House in 2021 and is now preparing to release her very own book titled, “Together We Rot”, in the coming year. The cover…

  • UW-Green Bay’s Vallari Chandna receives A-level publication

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    UW-Green Bay professor, Vallari Chandna, recently published an article in an A-level journal, Electronic Commerce Research. The article, titled “Co-creation of value in Platform-Dependent Entrepreneurial Ventures” examines the direct impact of multiple dimensions of co-creation (i.e., dialog, access, risk analysis and transparency) on strategic outcomes as well as looks at its indirect effects within a dynamic environment alongside…

  • UW-Green Bay’s Phillip Clampitt & co-author Bob DeKoch featured in Forbes article

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    UW-Green Bay’s Chair of Communication, Phillip G. Clampitt was featured in a recent article published on Forbes.com. Alongside co-author Bob DeKoch, the two men were interviewed about their new book, “Leading with Care in a Tough World”. The article discusses why caring is the key to effective leadership, highlighting ideas from both Clampitt and DeKoch.…

  • Prof. David Coury receives new publication

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    UW-Green Bay Humanities & German professor, David Coury has published a new article titled, “Giving immigrants a voice: exploring migration and identity in the video series Germania” in a special issue of the journal Papeles del CEIC, the International Journal on Collective Identity Research. Published by the University of the Basque Country (Spain), the article…

  • Prof. Carr publishes “Gendered Defenders: Marvel’s Heroines in Transmedia Spaces”

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    UW-Green Bay Communication and Information Science Professor Bryan J. Carr, along with his co-editor Meta G. Carstarphen of the University of Oklahoma’s Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, has published a new edited volume of scholarship pertaining to feminism and gender identity across the various arms of the Marvel transmedia empire. Published through the…

  • Common CAHSS kicks off with Prof. Staudinger, Thursday, Sept. 24

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    Common CAHSS programming begins this week featuring Associate Prof. Alison Staudinger (Democracy and Justice Studies) presenting, “Making Good Choices: Thinking about Ethics beyond Sustainability.” The Free Online Streaming Event is Sept. 24 from 6 to 6:55 p.m. “I want to convince you, to convince myself, that we have to bother because it’s in ‘staying with…

  • Faculty note: Associate Professor Mandeep Singh Bakshi publishes article

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    Associate Prof. Mandeep Singh Bakshi (Chemistry, NAS) published a recent article along with his post-doc in ACS high impact journal “Langmuir.” The work proposed a new methodology based on magnetic nanomaterials for purification of contaminated industrial effluents.

  • Faculty note: Prof. Weinschenk publishes article in prestigious journal

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    Emily Gerlikovski

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    Prof. Aaron Weinschenk (Political Science) recently had an article accepted for publication at the British Journal of Political Science (BJPS). The BJPS is one of the top five political science journals in the world, with an acceptance rate of approximately five percent and an impact factor of 4.292. Weinschenk is the lead author on the paper (co-authored…

  • UW-Green Bay Psychology professor contributes to new book on COVID-19

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    Emily Gerlikovski

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    UW-Green Bay Assistant Professor Elif Ikizer (Psychology) is a contributor to the new and timely book “Together Apart: The Psychology of COVID-19.” The authors argue in the introduction that human behavior (and hence, psychology) are the keys to controlling the spread of infection right now. The chapters in the book consider what elements of psychology…