Tag arts/humanities

Willy Haeberli
Professor emeritus, physics
Expert in general physics, nuclear reactions, nuclear accelerators, physics of sound, physical acoustics

Andrew Irving
Director, UW-Madison French House
French language and France, Guy de Maupassant, study abroad, high-school-to- college transition in language, French House

Steven Hutchinson
Professor, Spanish and Portuguese
Expert on Cervantes, Golden Age Spanish literature, early modern Mediterranean world
Christine DeSmet
Faculty associate, Division of Continuing Studies
Expert on the writing of screenplays and novels

Emily Hall
Director, Writing Fellows Program
Expert on teaching writing, tutoring writing, undergraduate peer tutoring and writing centers

Sally Chisholm
Professor, music; artist in residence, Pro Arte Quartet
Expert in viola and string quartets

Patricia Hastings
Distinguished teaching faculty, emeritus, journalism and mass communication
Expert in visual storytelling, broadcast and print news reporting, writing for media, audio storytelling and podcasting.

Joan Hall
Chief Editor Emerita, Dictionary of American Regional English; Distinguished Scientist; English
Expert on the American English language and its regional and social dialects



Scott Mellor
Senior lecturer, Scandinavian studies
Expert on Scandinavian mythology, current Swedish culture, Hans Christian Andersen and folklore
Thomas Armbrecht
Associate professor, French
Expert on 20th century French literature, particularly by gay and lesbian authors

Michael Bernard-Donals
Professor, English
Expert on writing, rhetoric, literary and cultural theory, and the Holocaust

Rosemary Bodolay
Lecturer, art
Works with digital technology in contemporary art; main area of interest is video


Aparna Dharwadker
Professor, English; Professor, Interdisciplinary Theatre Studies
Expert on modern Indian literature and theater, post-colonial literature and theater, contemporary world theater, global Indian diaspora, comparative theater theory

Thomas Dale
Professor, art history
Expert on Early Christian, Byzantine and medieval European art, global Middle Ages, and medieval race

Louise Robbins
Professor, library and information studies
Expert on history of American librarianship during the Cold War, libraries and librarianship generally, strategic planning in librarianship, library education

Mark Louden
Professor, German; Director, Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies
Amish and Mennonite faith, life, and health culture; Pennsylvania Dutch language and culture; Yiddish language and culture