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From the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay

The Vitruvian Machine: A New Perspective on AI Technology and Humanity at UW-Green Bay

The future of artificial intelligence is changing at The University of Wisconsin – Green Bay with The Vitruvian Machine. This one-night event, which runs from 5-6 p.m. Thursday, May 8, in the Theatre Hall foyer, is a profound exploration of what it means for artificial intelligence to embody human experiences. This event is free and […]

There’s a new gem in Theatre Hall

Surprise! There is now a new Little Free Library (LFL) on the third floor of Theatre Hall. Students, faculty, and staff are all welcome to come check out our selection of books and take what they like. If you are looking to donate some of your own collection – or know someone else who is […]

Episode 60: The Magic of Indie Wrestling (w/ TJ Bowles)

Independent pro wrestling is an experience that is part sports spectacle, part collaborative community theater, and wholly unique. This week on Serious Fun, Bryan sits down with TJ Bowles, long-time pro wrestling referee and General Manager of the Green Bay-based independent promotion Hybrid Wrestling Entertainment, to talk about what goes into a match from the […]

Episode 167: The Psychology of a Phoenix (w/ Dr. Michael Alexander and Dr. Ryan Martin)

What makes UWGB and the students the students that go there great? In this special episode Dr. Alison Jane Martingano invites UWGB Chancellor Dr. Michael Alexander, and Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Dr. Ryan Martin, to answer that question. They discuss their roles at the university, the best parts about […]

Giving Day Reflections

Last Thursday was a very big day for us.  The full number is not in yet, but it appears we raised around $40,000 through our Giving Day efforts.  This is almost as much as the rest of the university… combined.  It’s an extraordinary accomplishment, and we’ve more than doubled what was already an impressive accomplishment […]

Episode 59: The Real Steve Ditko (w/ Zack Kruse)

A new(ish) era of Serious Fun kicks off with UWGB English professor Zack Kruse! Bryan and Zack talk about the work of the enigmatic and often misunderstood Steve Ditko, creator of characters like Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, and The Question, as well as Zack’s must-read book “Mysterious Travelers: Steve Ditko and the Search for a New […]

Support CAHSS on April 3rd for Giving Day

UW-Green Bay Giving Day is just around the corner—Thursday, April 3—and the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (CAHSS) is proud to be one of the featured areas for support this year. Gifts to CAHSS go directly to the CAHSS Impact Fund, which provides hands-on, high-impact experiences for our students, such as: In CAHSS, […]

Episode 166: The Drunkest State (w/Dr. Kaanthan Jawahar)

In this episode of Psychology and Stuff, Dr. Alison Jane Martingano features Dr. Kaanthan Jawahar, a Psychiatrist with expertise in alcohol-related brain damage. The impact of societal pressures, cultural norms, and myths are examined in the discussion around drinking. The two discuss differences in drinking culture between the United States and the United Kingdom – […]

These five campus orgs and resources will improve your college experience

It’s the middle of the semester, we’ve all just returned from spring break, and the weather (for… er, the most part) has been much nicer than the months of winter conditions. It’s the perfect concoction for dragging our feet on putting in our best effort for course work and involving ourself in activities. Now is […]

Episode 165: The Psychology of Special Operators (w/Dr. Shannon Bair and Nikko Wheeler)

In this engaging episode of Psychology and Stuff, host Dr. Alison Jane Martingano sits down with Dr. Shannon Baird and Navy Special Operations Veteran Nikko Wheeler to discuss the psychology of Special Operations. They discuss the mental skills needed to be a part of a special operations team which include self-awareness and self-regulation. Dr. Baird […]

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