Category: Faculty/Staff
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Prof. Shelton on WUWM, WPR
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Prof. Jon Shelton has done recent interviews about the UW system workload policy negotiated by politicians in the recent budget without any faculty or staff input as well as efforts by Republican Representative Tom Tiffany to pass legislation micromanaging the hiring practices of American universities. You can check those out at the links above!
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Join Aoki & Vlies for Glow Zumba Fri. 8/1
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UW-Green Bay’s own Kristi Aoki (Assistant Director in UREC) and Kimberly Vlies (Web Designer in Marketing) will be two of seven participating Zumba® instructors in a community event in Downtown Green Bay. Join them and five other local instructors for 1.5 hours of non-stop dance energy under the stars at Leicht Park this Friday, August…
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Dr. Ray Parth and Research Team Employ Analytics Methods to Study Information Technology Acceptance
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A study by Dr. Ray Parth (Assistant Professor, Cofrin School of Business) and his research team applied socio-technical systems theory to understand how social media shapes healthcare information management and the adoption of information technologies in healthcare. The research team employed modern data analytics methods, including sentiment analysis and text mining, alongside analytics software, to…
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Ortiz publishes article on Basque female writers representation of political violence in literary works
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Professor Cristina Ortiz is the author of a new scholarly article titled “La mirada feminista sobre la violencia en tres escritoras vascas”, published in the latest issue of the academic journal Fontes Linguae Vasconum. Studia et Documenta of Universidad de Navarra. In this study, Professor Ortiz examines the evolution of how Basque female writers have…
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Dr. Kpoti Gunn and Jonna Rosenthal published in Soil Research
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Associate Professor and chair of Environmental Engineering Technology Dr. Kpoti Gunn and recent Smith College graduate Jonna Rosenthal have recently been published in Soil Research. The paper is titled “Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in biochar-amended soils: a review” and can be found at the link below. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in biochar-amended soils: a review | Soil…
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Dr.Yakushkina publishes an article on transnationalism and heritage language use
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Dr. Maria Yakushkina, Assistant Professor of Spanish, has published an article titled “Transnational Connections in Discourse: Stancetaking Among Heritage Speakers of Spanish in the U.S. Context” in the International Journal of Multilingualism. The study analyzes heritage language use in relation to symbolic transnational involvement among the Cuban-American population in Miami. Focusing on 1.5- and second-generation…
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Dr. Phil Clampitt and alumni Alida Al-Saadi publish article with MIT Sloan Management Review
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Dr. Phil Clampitt, John Blair Endowed Chair of Communication at UW-Green Bay, and UW-Green Bay Communications alumni Alida Al-Saadi recently published an article with MIT Sloan Management Review, titled Three Meeting Red Flags That Skilled Leaders Notice. Below is an excerpt of the beginning of the article. Have your meetings become routine? The underlying dynamics of meetings…
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UW-Green Bay Mourns the Loss of Professor Emeritus William George Kuepper
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William George Kuepper III, age 91, of Longmont, Colorado, passed away on Tuesday, April 15, 2025. Professor Emeritus William George Kuepper left a lasting impression on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. In his 1995 nomination papers for Provost and Vice Chancellor emeritus, his colleagues wrote, “To review the career of William G. Kuepper is to review the…
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Amanda Nelson Receives MCW’s Distinguished Basic Science Faculty Award
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We are proud to announce that Dr. Amanda Nelson (Human Biology) has been honored with the Distinguished Basic Science Faculty Award by the graduating medical students at the Medical College of Wisconsin-Green Bay. This prestigious recognition is presented annually to a faculty member who demonstrates outstanding dedication to the teaching of basic sciences and a deep commitment…