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Social Change and Development Prof. Andrew Kersten recently wrote an article published in the Summer/Fall 2010 edition of Voyageur magazine. The article, which is featured on the front cover of the magazine, is titled...
“Get Up, Stand U”: Bob Marley, Victor Jara, Fela Kuti, and Political Popular Music” is the title of an essay by historian and UW-Green Bay Prof. Emeritus Craig Lockard, Social Change and Development. The...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Harvey Kaye, the author of Thomas Paine & the Promise of America, will be speaking Sunday (May 23) in Sturgeon Bay at a meeting of the Door County Democrats. The membership...
As Green Bay prepares to host LZ Lambeau, this weekend’s welcome home celebration to honor Vietnam veterans, UW-Green Bay Prof. Emeritus Craig Lockard has offered his view why returning veterans of today’s military conflicts...
Between 2 and 4 p.m. this Friday (May 7) in the Union’s 1965 Room, Prof. Kim Nielsen will lead a book discussion scheduled by CATL, the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning....
Historian Andrew Kersten, Frankenthal Professor of Social Change and Development, gave the keynote address at the Wisconsin Labor History Society on Saturday, April 17. He addressed the new state law that mandates the teaching...
If you’re in the vicinity of the UW-Waukesha campus tonight (Thursday, April 8), specifically the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre at 7 p.m., you’ll have a chance to see Prof. Harvey Kaye, Social Change and Development. Kaye...
UW-Green Bay Adjunct Instructor Karen Dalke of Social Change and Development has recently published an article in Humanimalia (DePauw University) that examines how public imaginings have driven management plans for wild horses (mustangs). Read...
Assistant Prof. Tim Dale, Social Change and Development, reports that the UW-Green Bay Pre-Law website is up and running. Here’s a link.
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Tim Dale, Social Change and Development, is co-editor of the just-released Homer Simpson Marches on Washington: Dissent through American Popular Culture, published by The University Press of Kentucky.
