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Digital Posters on Human-Caused Climate Change
Students in Professor David Voelker’s Fall 2020 First Year Seminar on “The Climate Crisis” created the following digital informational posters […]
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A group of students from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’ Spanish Department launch the Podcast Iluminamos920. This digital project seeks to […]
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Featured Student: Cassandra Matte
Cassandra Matte is majoring in Psychology with an emphasis in Mental Health and minoring in both Human Development and Women […]
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Canonball Episode 22: The Modern Day Relevance of Jaws (w/ Dr. David Coury)
Listen: iTunes – Google Play – SoundCloud – Stitcher – Spotify Sitting at number 48 on the AFI Top 100 list, Jaws is hailed as a triumph of film-making […]
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Sustaining Creativity: A Selection of Monologues from Stranded: Views from Quarantine
Students from THE 233 Voice for the Actor I perform monologues from the play Stranded: Views from Quarantine. The playwrights are […]
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Featured Student: Vanessa Sager
Vanessa Sager is majoring in Psychology with a Brain, Behavior, and Health, and Mental Health Emphasis. She plans on graduating […]
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Roundtable Discussion on Domesticity and Sustainability
Students from this Progressive-era women’s fiction course will use their knowledge and research to answer and discuss the question: What […]
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The Life and Works of Florence Price (w/ Dr. Luis Fernandez
A brief biography of Florence Price and the performance of Adoration arranged for String by Elanie Fine. Presented at the […]
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Multinationals and the Global Common Good (w/ Dr. Xan Bozzo)
What obligations do multinational corporations have toward the global common good? Manuel Velasquez, a well-known philosopher and business ethicist at […]
Read moreEnglish 335: Literary Eras: Progressive-Era Fiction, Domesticity, and Labor
Students will use their course learning and independent research to consider what Progressive-era feminists got “right” and also what problematic […]
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