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Prof. Andrew Kersten, Social Change and Development, just published an article about the History Seminar at UW-Green Bay for the American Historical Association’s monthly newsmagazine. The article, “Capstone Course in History at the University...
Congratulations to faculty members selected as Teaching Scholars for the 2009-10 academic year! Their applications were chosen based upon their passion, commitment and excellence in teaching. Scholars will spend the year exploring the scholarship...
The American Intercultural Center will have its first of six fall-semester panel discussions next Tuesday (Sept. 22). The program, “Hyphenated American: Ethnic Labels vs. True Identity” will begin at 2 p.m. in the Christie...
A faculty panel will tackle the question “Does the Constitution Matter?” from 3:30 to 5 p.m. this Thursday (Sept. 17) in Phoenix Room C on the second level of the University Union. Addressing the...
The popular Historical Perspectives Lecture Series returns to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay this fall with a lineup of three scholars discussing a range of topics.
Prof. Harvey Kaye has announced the lineup for the Fall 2009 Historical Perspectives Lecture Series. Participating presenters and topics are: • John Summers: “C. Wright Mills and the Politics of Truth” Monday, Sept, 21...
Karen Dalke, an adjunct instructor in Social Change and Development, traveled to the Australian province of New South Wales in July to present a paper at the 2009 International Academic and Community Conference on...
