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Rebecca Meacham

UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Rebecca Meacham leads the next After Thoughtsconversation, with her talk, “Fiction’s Burning Questions: Novelists, History and the Creative Spark.” Meacham’s address will explore how novelists navigate a process she refers to as “slow, directionless and full of wrong turns” — how they create absorbing fiction from the facts of history, and how they imagine the thoughts and passions of characters often left out of the history books.

The After Thoughts series was started in spring 2011 to connect community women with UW-Green Bay, showcase UW-Green Bay’s faculty and staff, convene women after their workday for learning, enrichment and fun, and provide “After Thoughts” to take with them when they leave. Read more, or register now.

Register today for the spring After Thoughts series.

	Tuesday, March 13, 2012 “Leading through Transformative Change: Lessons from the Media Trenches” Laura Hollingsworth, ’89, UW-Green Bay alumna and publisher of The Des Moines Register
	Tuesday, April 10, 2012 “Cabaret: Berlin to Broadway” Laura Riddle, UW-Green Bay professor of Arts and Visual Design and managing director of Theatre productions

Both events take place at the Weidner Center from 5-7 p.m.
To register or for more information visit facebook.com/afterthoughts.uwgb

An engaging new season of After Thoughts series of programs for women kicked off Sept. 20 with Prof. Kim Nielsen’s presentation, “Jane Addams and the Challenge of a Living Democracy.”

Don’t miss Susan Frost, lecturer at UW-Green Bay and president of Frost Marketing Communications Inc., when she presents “The Lust to Shop: From Romanticism to Modernism in a Shoebox” on Nov. 1.

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An engaging new season of After Thoughts series of programs for women kicks off Sept. 20 with Prof. Kim Nielsen’s presentation, “Jane Addams and the Challenge of a Living Democracy.” Susan Frost, lecturer at UWGB and president of Frost Marketing Communications Inc., follows on Nov. 1. Read more.

	Kim Nielsen Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011 UW-Green Bay professor of History and Women’s and Gender Studies, will present “Jane Addams and the Challenge of a Living Democracy.”
	Susan Frost Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011 UW-Green Bay associate lecturer in Humanistic Studies and president of Frost Marketing Communications, Inc. will present “The Lust to Shop: From Romanticism to Modernism in a Shoebox.”
	Laura Hollingsworth, ’89 Tuesday, March 13, 2012 UW-Green Bay alumna and president and publisher of The Des Moines Register will present the first talk of the spring semester.
	Laura Riddle Tuesday, April 10, 2012 UW-Green Bay professor of Theatre and managing director of Theatre Productions, will present the final session of the 2011-12 After Thoughts series.