Environmental Management & Business Institute EMBI

Director Of EMBI

Responsibilities
John is responsible for seeking and developing relationships within the New North region of Wisconsin to support the mission of EMBI. That mission includes: providing outreach services to businesses and agencies that seek options for addressing environmental problems by enlisting students to participate in campus/community collaborations and promoting... Read more »

Professor, Management

Vallari Chandna is a Professor of Management for the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business at UW-Green Bay.

She earned her Ph.D. in Organizational Theory from University of North Texas (2016), her MBA in Organizational Behavior and Human Resources from University of North Texas (2011) and a degree in law (BA.LL.B.-Honors) from RSTMN University, India (2007). She also has... Read more »

Dean of the Cofrin School of Business

Research Interests

My primary research interest relates to the use of native plant restorations to improve ecosystem services, focusing principally upon their influence on soil organisms and processes.

Education

Ph.D. 2005 Iowa State University, Ames, IA; M.S. 2001 Iowa State University, Ames, IA; B.A. 1998 Augustana College, Rock Island, IL

Dean

Associate Professor

Field of Interest
State and local government, public management and budgeting, public policy

Research
Dr. Helpap’s current research focuses on the management practices of local governments, with a particular emphasis on budgeting and the provision of public goods. Other research interests include rural politics and management, public policy making at the state... Read more »

Associate Professor

Research Interests

Agricultural waste management; stormwater management; nonpoint source pollution; farm system modeling; environmental fate and treatment of anthropogenic chemicals.

Education

B.S. Michigan State University; M.S., Ph.D. UW-Madison.

Certifications 

Licensed Professional Engineer in Michigan.

Dean of College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Dean John Katers has been employed at UW-Green Bay since 1995, initially working for the University of Wisconsin Solid and Hazardous Waste Education Center as a Recycling Specialist before joining the Natural and Applied Sciences (NAS) faculty in 1999. He was promoted to Associate Professor with tenure in 2004, and promoted to Professor in 2012. He served as Chair of NAS since 2012, and has... Read more »

Professor Emeritus

Current Research

U.S. environmental policy and politics broadly; business and environmental policy; information disclosure policies and their effects; nuclear waste policy; citizen participation in environmental decision making.

Field of Interest

American government and politics; public policy analysis; Congress and legislative processes; environmental,... Read more »

Associate Professor

David Radosevich is an associate professor of management for the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business at UW-Green Bay. He received his B.A. in psychology from Western Maryland College in 1994 and his Ph.D. in industrial/organizational psychology from the University at Albany, State University of New York in 1999.

Dr. Radosevich has taught a wide variety of both graduate and... Read more »

Professor, Chair of Richard J. Resch School of Engineering

Research Interests

Water quality, environmental separations, alternative energies, biodiesel.

Education

B.S., M.S. University of Texas; Ph.D. University of Colorado
 

Professor

Chair of Nursing & Health Studies

Academic Director

Bachelor of Science Health Information Management & Technology

Associate Professor

PEA Pre-Law Advisor

Elizabeth Wheat is an Associate Professor in Public and Environmental Affairs, Political Science, Environmental Science and Policy, and the Master of Science in Sustainable Management programs at UW-Green Bay.

Fields of Interest

Environmental law, civil rights and liberties, environmental justice, international law and organizations, Model... Read more »

Associate Dean and Professor

Research Interests

Development of chemical sensors and the use of sensors for environmental monitoring. Specific projects include: studying the occurrence of low dissolved oxygen and algal blooms (including HABs) in the Bay of Green Bay using LoRaWAN wireless communication buoys; using high frequency in-situ nitrate and phosphate sensors to understand complex processes occurring in... Read more »