Author: Donna Ritch

Pre-proposals for the 2013-14 academic year common theme are due October 29, 2012.  Pre-proposals should be one page or less and include the title of the theme, a short description of the theme and why it would be an appropriate theme for UW-Green

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Oxford University Press has just released The Oxford Handbook of U.S. Environmental Policy by Professor Emeritus Michael E. Kraft, Political Science and Public and Environmental Affairs.  Current and former UW-Green Bay faculty members contributed material, with Dean Scott Furlong collaborating

Read More The Oxford Handbook of U.S. Environmental Policy co-edited by Professor Emertius Michael Kraft released

Congratulations to the following for being selected to hold professorships: Professor Bob Howe (Natural and Applied Sciences), the Herbert Fisk Johnson Professorship, Professor Greg Davis (Natural and Applied Sciences), the Barbara Hauxhurst Cofrin Professorship, and Professor Greg Aldrete (Humanistic Studies), the

Read More Three CLAS faculty selected to hold professorships

Today at convocation the Founders Association Award winners were announced.  From CLAS are: Jennifer Ham (Humanistic Studies) – Excellence in Teaching David Dolan (Natural and Applied Science) – Excellence in Scholarship Ellen Rosewall (Art and Design) – Excellence in Community

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In recognition of faculty  promotions September 24, 2012 Theatre Hall, 2nd Floor Foyer 4:00 – 5:00 PM

The fourth edition of Public Policy:  Politics, Analysis and Alternatives written by Michael Kraft, Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Administration and Scott Furlong, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and Professor of Public and Environmental Administration, has

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Prof. Regan A. R. Gurung (Psychology and Human Development) has been appointed chair of a national taskforce charged with developing recommendations on best practices in teaching introductory psychology under the auspices of the American Psychological Association’s Board of Educational Affairs.

The curtain lifts July 12 at the Weidner Center on the world premiere of “Searching for Romeo,” an original musical comedy penned by UW-Green Bay English Prof. Brian Sutton. Curtain time is 7 p.m. Thursday (July 12th), Friday (July 13th),

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Denise Scheberle, Professor Emerita of Public and Environmental Affairs, has bee recognized as the 2012 national teacher of the year by the American Political Science Association.  Scheberle will receive the Distinguished Teaching Award at the association’s annual conference later this year

Read More Denise Scheberle, Professor Emerita of Public and Environmental Affairs, wins national teaching award

Coming Clean: Information Disclosure and Environmental Performance, a book co-authored by recently retired political science Prof. Michael Kraft of UW-Green Bay, has been awarded prestigious recognition by the American Political Science Association. Coming Clean is the 2012 recipient of the

Read More Michael Kraft, professor emeritus Public and Environmental Affairs, earns national book award on environmental politics