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Political scientist Aaron Weinschenk, UW-Green Bay assistant professor of Public and Environmental Affairs, is the co-author of a text newly released this week by Routledge. The book, A Citizens Guide to US Elections: Empowering...
Christin DePouw, assistant professor of Education, has been named the recipient of a 2016 Research Scholar Award as presented by the faculty Research Council chaired by Prof. Amy Wolf. The selection was based on...
The Research Council, chaired by Amy Wolf, is pleased to announce Aaron Weinschenk, assistant professor of Public and Environmental Affairs, as the recipient of a 2015-2016 Research Scholar Award. The selection was based on...
Associate Prof. Amy Wolf of the Research Council has announced that the 2014 Grants in Aid of Research program has funded 14 projects submitted by UW-Green Bay faculty members involving research, exhibition or presentations....
The campus Research Council reminds us that the deadline for fall 2014 Grants in Aid of Research proposals is Monday, Oct. 20. Funds must be used in support of faculty research. All things being...
The UW-Green Bay Research Council is currently accepting proposals for Fall 2014 Grants in Aid of Research program. Faculty having applied for GIAR funding in the past will want to note that revisions have...
The UW-Green Bay Research Council announces the following fall-semester Research Scholar funding opportunity: Research Scholar Program (Applications due Nov. 3) — Support from the Office of the Provost continues to make possible this program,...
Prof. David Coury of Humanistic Studies, German and Global Studies presented a talk — “United in Diversity? European Cultural Plurality in the 21st Century” — at the biannual conference of the International Society for...
The UW-Green Bay Research Council has announced two recipients of Grants for Integrating Research and Teaching. Those faculty members are: — J.P. Leary, assistant professor, First Nations Studies and Humanistic Studies, for work on...
Associate Prof. Scott Ashmann of the Research Council also announced Wednesday that the Spring 2014 Grants in Aid of Research program has awarded a total of $21,454 to fund projects submitted by two dozen...
