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Researching Belgian Roots Heide’s work on the new play didn’t end there. He has a Ph.D., after all, so he takes his background studies seriously. “I did very extensive research for that show, interviewing...
This profile is part of a series of interviews chronicling the experiences of researchers who use The New York Public Library’s collections for the development of their work. Kevin M. Kain is a Teaching...
The 31st Cofrin Student Research Symposium was held on Tuesday, April 12, 2022: Subject matter was ladyslipper orchid mycorrhizae, pollinator pollen load and pollen database, a photographic flora of Toft and Ridges, Richter Museum...
The UW-Green Bay Research Council is currently accepting proposals for the 2022 Summer Research Scholar Program. Faculty having applied for the Summer Research Scholar Program in the past will want to note that this...
On Tuesday, April 12, 2022, student researchers and artists funded by the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity Student Research Grants Program will be sharing their findings at the 31st Annual Cofrin Center for Biodiversity Student...
UW-Green Bay’s Tiny Earth program collaborated with Green Bay West High School’s Serious About Stem program (SAS), to develop a high school Tiny Earth program for student-sourcing antibiotic discovery. The pipeline program brought SAS...
Registration for the 18th Annual Research in the Rotunda event on March 9, 2022, is now open! Please review and share with relevant stakeholders the attached memo, which provides important information about the event...
Psychology alumni and Professor Alan Chu published two articles last week. 1. Stephany Escandell and Alan Chu published a teaching article titled Implementing Relatedness-Supportive Teaching Strategies to Promote Learning in the College Classroom in...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Professor Todd Hillhouse (Psychology) from the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, works with research students Paige Anderson and Peyton Koppenhaver to run a conditioned place preference test on their...
Assistant Professor Mike Holly’s environmental engineering technology research students Richard Sanderson and Emma Loucks perform research analysis for a project funded through the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin with additional student experience through the Environmental...
