Faculty note: Prof. Jeffreys is in new podcast
Prof. Derek Jeffreys (Humanities and Religion) was featured in a recent podcast for the magazine “Commonweal.” The topic was his new book on jails and dignity.
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Faculty note: Prof. Derek Jeffreys on WPR
Professor Derek S. Jeffreys (Humanities and Religion) discussed his new book titled ‘What It’s Like In America’s Jails’ on Wisconsin Public Radio on July 4th. Jeffreys did research on who end up in jails...
Faculty note: Prof. Derek Jeffreys talks about America’s jails
“Nearly 12 million people pass through America’s jail system every year. Many of them are never convicted of a crime, but they can spend anywhere from a couple of months to several years incarcerated,...
Derek Jeffreys was feature of CW 14 Focus
UW-Green Bay Prof. Derek Jeffreys (Humanities) was the guest on CW 14 Focus with host Robert Hornacek on Sunday, May 27, 2018. Jeffreys, the professor of religion and philosophy is the author of a...
Prof. Jeffreys publishes new book
UW-Green Bay Prof. Derek Jeffreys’ (Humanities, Religion) new book on jails and human dignity — America’s Jails: The Search for Human Dignity in an Age of Mass Incarceration, NYU Press — is released this...
Faculty note: Prof. Jeffreys presents new title at UntitledTown
Prof. Derek S. Jeffreys (Humanities and Religion) will be presenting at the UntitledTown Book Festival, this week. He will talk about his new book on dignity and jails, presenting on “America’s Jails: The Search...
Prof. Jeffreys published in ‘Chronicle of Higher Education’
Prof. Derek S. Jeffreys (Humanistic Studies, Religion) published an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education. It begins, “Some years ago, I began giving volunteer philosophy and religion lectures to inmates in a maximum-security...
Prof. Jeffreys is featured on CW14 Focus
On Sunday, April 2, 2017 Prof. Derek Jeffreys (Humanistic Studies, religion) was featured on CW 14 Focus, with host Robert Hornacek. They discussed issues related to human dignity. “What I mean by dignity is...
