UW-Green Bay student Mary Schreiner (BFA in Writing and Applied Arts) has won a highly competitive national prize (and $250, and a publication opportunity) for her essay written as part of her Capstone course...
It’s a joint effort by academic majors, offices, programs and people with the Office of Marketing and University Communication and Web Development… update each program website (eventually) with fresh, branded content, and an enhanced...
Last week The Teaching Press had a launch party for its newly published, Call Me Morgue, bay alumna Morgan Moran. Miss the launch? Check out the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/xSlPu2lYmgE. Want to reserve your copy of the book? Add...
Green Bay, Wis.—In a sometimes wrenching, often irreverent collection of “death snacks,” debut author Morgan Moran captures her fascination with death and its inner workings in her book, Call Me Morgue. The book is...
On Wednesday, May 4 at 2:30 pm CST via Zoom, join Sheepshead Review‘s Spring 2022 issue launch. Graduating seniors Jou Lee Yang (Editor-in-Chief), Lydia Downey (Managing Editor), and Sam Vondrum (Layout Editor) and their staff have cultivated...
The latest book from The Teaching Press at UW-Green Bay, Call Me Morgue, features uncanny and life-giving observations about death work Combine a clever sense of humor, a steady stream of dead bodies, a...
Increased visibility, community collaboration and the merging of arts and technology highlight the move Green Bay, Wis.—The UW-Green Bay Teaching Press, the University’s unique teaching printing press, recently moved its full operation into the...
It’s entirely logical to assume that Kimberly Davis, having been selected as the student speaker for a graduating class, has an outstanding record of achievement. She does. And that the praises of her instructors...
On Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2021, from 7 to 8 p.m., the UW-Green Bay English department will present “How to Land Your Dream Job in Technical Writing” with Kristin Schlorf (’20 B.F.A., Writing & Applied Arts). As...
The College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences’ No Reservations series started with a presentation by UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Jennie Young (Writing). The “Beyond Funny” presentation is now on YouTube. Be prepared to...
