UW-Green Bay’s Teaching Press launches rare collection of oral storytelling and photographs on December 13
Read all about our new title in Inside UW-Green Bay News
Click here to purchase your copy of A Portrait of Grief and Courage: Hmong Oral Histories and Folktales today!
Neuschafer’s book launches October 18.
GREEN BAY, Wis. – Lower Fox River PCB Cleanup Timeline, a new book by Greg Neuschafer, covers one of the most ambitious environmental stability projects in the US to date: the nearly two decades of the removal of contamination in Green Bay’s Fox River.
Published by The Teaching Press of UW-Green Bay, the book will be launched on October 18th 2023, at 4:30 pm in Board Room 131 of the Brown County STEM Innovation Center and via Zoom. The event is free and open to the public. RSVP here.
Neuschafer and book designer Samantha Vondrum test the book’s fold-out pages.
Captain Greg Neuschafer, retired US Navy Oceanographer and University Wisconsin-Green Bay Distinguished Alumni, graduated from Wisconsin Green-Bay in 1973 and held a 36-year career creating navigation charts in the Caribbean before returning to Green Bay to record the events of Fox River’s cleaning process. Continue reading
GREEN BAY, Wis — All who love a Viking tale are invited to celebrate the book launch of The Viking House Saga: A Journey into Experiential Archeology at UW-Green Bay, co-authored by Dr. Heidi Sherman and Dr. Owen Christianson.
The event takes place on October 4th in Wood Hall 215 at 4:30 pm and will be streamed via Zoom. Copies of the book will be available for purchase. Guests can RSVP here. Continue reading
Check out the UW-Green Bay News and Features Call Me Morgue article written by freelance writer Kristin Bouchard by following the link here to learn more about The Teaching Press’s newest book!
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