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Palin’s no Paine: Kaye

In Sarah Palin’s just released memoir Going Rogue she makes a point to give an Alaskan bear hug to the radical firebrand Thomas Paine. No so fast, says UW-Green Bay Social Change and Development Professor Harvey Kaye in an article on Wednesday’s Daily Beast. While conservatives like Palin and Glenn Beck and Newt Gingrich like [...]

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P-G: Jeff Entwistle’s world is the stage

As part of his continuing series “Work Spaces,” the Green Bay Press-Gazette’s Warren Gerds made a visit to the office and scene shop of UW-Green Bay professor Jeff Entwistle in Theatre Hall. Watch Gerds’ slide show and listen to Entwistle talk about his work as a set designer and professor of arts and visual design; [...]

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Dale’s papers look at clickers in the classroom

UW-Green Bay Assistant Professor Timothy Dale (Social Change and Development) has co-authored two recently published papers that examine the use of interactive technology — specifically ‘clickers’ — in the classroom. “Clicking from College to K-12 Schools: Engaging preservice teachers with technology” appears in the 2009 edition of Teacher Education Journal of South Carolina. You can [...]

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Prof. Garcia elected to role with national association

UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Adolfo Garcia has been elected 2010 Chair of the Peace and Conflict Division of the National Communications Association. Among his duties is to help solicit and select papers to be presented to the 2010 Conference in San Francisco. The chairperson also manages division meetings, selects scholarship awards and guides business of [...]

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New travel coordinator

Cheryl Pieper will assume the duties of campus Travel Coordinator effective Monday (Nov. 23).  She replaces the recently retired Diane Eastman.  You can continue to send all travel related information and Payment to Individual Requests to ES 109; Cheryl will relocate to ES 109 on Nov. 23.  Note also her new phone number will be [...]

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Reminder: Lockard giving his ‘Last Lecture’

History Prof. Craig Lockard will be giving his “final” lecture this Thursday (Nov. 19) at 3:30 p.m. in the Christie Theatre of the University Union. The lecture is open to the public. Lockard, a Ben and Joyce Rosenberg Professor (1996-2001) in the Social Change and Development academic unit, will retire at the end of this [...]

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Faculty note: Wenger

UW-Green Bay Emeritus Prof. Bob Wenger of Natural and Applied Sciences just returned from a three-week trip to China, where he consulted with colleagues and participated in the 13th World Lakes Conference in Wuhan. He co-chaired a session on “Ecosystems and Wetland Protection,” and presented a paper that he co-authored with fellow UW-Green Bay Professor [...]

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Wall Street Journal: Russ offers thoughts on Turkey’s future

In a letter to the editor that appeared online Sunday and in today’s (Nov. 9) print version of the Wall Street Journal, UW-Green Bay Associate Professor of Business Administration Meir Russ offers some candid observations about the changing relationship between Turkey and Europe and the U.S. He says there are significant risks if the West [...]

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Trombley will be panelist at business conference

Christina Trombley, director of the UW-Green Bay Small Business Development Center, will participate in Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt’s Small Business Conference on Nov. 19, from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the Holiday City Center in Green Bay. Trombley will be a panelist for the roundtable on “Business Refinancing, Start-Up or Expanding Finance Options. “ [...]

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Reception will honor ‘Food Issues’ authors

Following UW-Green Bay’s Center for Food in Community and Culture panel discussion on Nov. 19, all are welcome to a reception with (presumably healthy) refreshments, from 6 to 7 p.m. in the MAC Hall Wintergarden. The event recognizes faculty members who contributed to an interdisciplinary publication by the Center for Food in Community and Culture.
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