Log - Updates & Announcements for the UW-Green Bay Community
Dr. Ikizer from the Psychology Department published a bibliography on affirmative action in Oxford Bibliographies. This work reviews the research in psychology and adjacent fields, balancing both supporting and opposing views on affirmative action....
Prof. Aaron Weinschenk was recently interviewed by NBC 26 for a story about the role of Brown County in the upcoming presidential election and the increased attention Northeastern Wisconsin has recently received from the...
UWGB professor Amy Wolf and emeritus professor Robert Howe have co-authored recent papers in both Nature and Science. The Nature paper, published in March 2024, was led by Dr. Lisa Hülsmann of the University...
Dr. Martingano talks about her empathy research, which challenges the misconception that empathy is a fixed trait and offers hope and practical strategies for individuals seeking to broaden their empathic capacity. This talk was...
Dr. Riaz Ahmed, Associate Professor from the Mechanical Engineering discipline recently published a journal paper in the Journal of Applied Physics. The paper title is “Stiffness driven design of membrane sensors: For broadband and...
Dan Meinhardt, Associate Professor of Human Biology and Curator of the Richter Museum of Natural History, is part of the Art Garage’s group exhibition called “something of the marvelous.” Two floral photographs are Meinhardt’s...
Congratulations to Michael Zorn (Professor, Chemistry), Chris Houghton (Assistant Professor, Biology) and Val Klump (UW-Milwaukee) on receiving a $66,000 grant from the Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration through the Great Lakes...
Assistant Professor of Psychology, Dr. Elif Ikizer, recently published a paper titled Cultural Tightness-Looseness and Individual Differences in Non-Normativeness Predict Stigmatization of Out-Groups: A Multilevel Cross-Cultural Study in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. Across...
Professor Aaron Weinschenk recently presented to the Seventh Circuit Bar Association in Chicago. The Association held a conference focused on the question “Has Political Polarization Affected The Legitimacy of The Courts?” Weinschenk’s panel focused...
Professor Aaron Weinschenk was recently interviewed by The Guardian’s Ian Sample for a story about the psychological and biological origins of political leanings. The full article can be found here. ...
