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Clarence Darrow: An American Iconoclast, a new book by award-winning University of Wisconsin-Green Bay historian Andrew Kersten, was released this week by Hill & Wang, a division of Macmillan publishing. The book is described...
Prof. Harvey Kaye of Social Change and Development has done a number of guest spots recently on the North Carolina-based progressive radio outlet 880 AM, “The Revolution.” He’s on at this very moment, if...
Prof. Harvey Kaye of Social Change and Development appeared Tuesday afternoon (April 12) on the 4 p.m CDT hour of ‘The Revolution’ progressive talk radio station, Asheville, N.C., and its Local Edge Radio. His...
For the second year in a row, the Instructional Development Council is recognizing two teachers with Student Nominated Teaching Awards. As the name implies, nominations are made solely by students. One award goes to...
Beginning last spring, the Instructional Development Council has recognized two teachers with Student Nominated Teaching Awards each year. As the name implies, nominations are made solely by students. One award goes to an experienced...
Thomas Paine scholar Prof. Harvey Kaye (Social Change and Development) shares news that another play based on the Revolutionary Era firebrand is about to launch, this time on the West Coast. Kaye has been...
Progressive activist and UW-Green Bay Prof. Harvey Kaye will continue his flurry of interviews, published essays and appearances when he does a guest segment at 4 p.m. CDT next Wednesday (March 23) on a...
An editorial in the Green Bay Press-Gazette calls attention to the importance of celebrating women’s history. UW-Green Bay Prof. Kim Nielsen (Social Change and Development) is quoted in the piece saying, “All the research...
Two of the nominees for the Annual Dreamers and Doers Awards are UW-Green Bay graduates. Devon Christianson (1987 Human Development, 1993 master’s degree Administrative Science) and Bobbie (Ellis-Klaus) Lison, (1986 Social Change and Development)...
Prof. Kim Nielsen of Social Change and Development is the latest faculty member to weigh in at a national blog site with a first-person essay from the front lines of Wisconsin’s budget battles. Nielsen...
