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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z InstructorsAHelene Androski recently retired as senior academic librarian at the Memorial Library. Celeste Anton designs websites and coordinates Internet marketing efforts for UW-Madison Continuing Studies, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations. Emily Auerbach is a UW-Madison English professor who has won teaching, broadcasting, and arts awards. She’s the author of Searching for Jane Austen. BTami Bahr is the assistant director of Connections Counseling in Madison. Melinda Bailey (PhD, Univ. of Indiana) is a licensed psychologist and a highly regarded presenter and teacher. She formerly coordinated psychological services at Beloit College and is now in private practice in Madison. John W. Barker is a UW-Madison professor emeritus of history and a specialist in medieval and music history. He has published articles and books in both fields and is an active recording reviewer, music critic, and radio host. Hannah Benton toca violin desde los 10 años. Hace dos años que lleve ensendando violin. Es estudiante de educación musical y estudios celtas en la UW-Madison. Robert Birmingham is an archaeologist and author who teaches at UW-Waukesha and writes from his home in Madison. Chelcy Bowles, director of continuing education in Music at UW-Madison, directs and teaches in the community adult program and professional development programs in music. An experienced classical and traditional Irish musician, she is a member of capitol Ceili Band. Kay Brathol-Hostvet (BFA, UW-Stout) is a professional artist and enthusiastic art instructor bringing a wealth of experience in drawing, design, and painting to the classroom. See www.kaybratholhostvet.com. Robert Breslow is a Board-Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist and teaches at UW-Madison. Ana Brito is a Venezuelan with a degree in travel and tourism, and an aspiring chef who enjoys traveling and meeting people from faraway places and trying all kinds of food. CScott Caldwell (MA) is a licensed substance-abuse counselor who has trained professionals working with youth in health care, schools, juvenile justice, and human services. Scott Carter (PhD student in ethnomusicology, UW-Madison) is researching the ties between jazz and other aspects of American culture; he also performs in samba and gamelan groups. Suzanna Waters Castillo (PhD, UW-Madison) directs and teaches programs on aging and long-term care for UW-Madison Continuing Studies. Arsenio Cicero (PhD, UW-Madison) is a native of Havana and an experienced Spanish instructor who has taught extensively in Wisconsin. He combines language and culture in his classes. Magdalena Coll-Palombi was born in Barcelona and speaks Catalan and Spanish. She teaches at Edgewood College, Madison College, and UW-Madison, and loves to communicate with her students. Marshall Cook teaches writing for UW-Madison. His 26 published books include the Monona Quinn Mystery Series and the true crime book The Great Wisconsin Manhunt of 1961. He edits Creativity Connection: the writer’s quarterly encouragement. Georgia Corner was a soloist with the Erick Hawkins Dance Company. A founder of the Wellspring Project, she has danced with Douglas Dunn and Dancers, Dura Mater, Lise Brenner, and Beverly Brown. Narra Smith Cox (PhD, Texas A&M) directs programs and teaches courses in the areas of community and school health at UW-Madison. Christopher Cramer (DMA) holds degrees in classical guitar from UW-Milwaukee and UW-Madison. He maintains an active career as a solo recitalist, soloist with orchestra, and chamber musician, and teaches at Beloit College. Beverly Crane (PhD in humanities) has trained in Jungian, cognitive, and social psychology, and in ethno-psychiatry and psychosynthesis. She is also a nondenominational ordained minister. DMichael Daun (MPA, Cornell Univ.) is the deputy comptroller for the City of Milwaukee. Maggie Delaney-Potthoff performs throughout the U.S. and Europe with the highly acclaimed band Harmonious Wail. One of Madison’s finest jazz vocalists, she is also a private vocal coach and a recording artist. Sims Delaney-Potthoff studied with Jethro Burns and with Matt Glaser at Berklee College of Music. He sings, writes, and arranges for Harmonious Wail, which he founded in 1987. An award-winning composer, he has been named Madison’s Best Instrumentalist. Christine DeSmet, an award-winning writer of novels and screenplays, teaches fiction and screenwriting and mentors other writers at UW-Madison. Darrell Francis Dieringer (BS, UW-Madison) is a professional ballroom dancer, competing in American style rhythm. He and his professional dance partner operate the Art of Dance ballroom and Latin dance school. Mary Diman (MFA, UW-Madison), a realist painter for the past 25 years, shows her work nationally and locally in invitational and juried exhibitions. Stella Dobbins (MA, Univ. of Houston) is an artist and art historian who exhibits her artwork nationwide and is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society. James Draeger is an architectural historian and the deputy state historic preservation officer at the Wisconsin Historical Society. He has been researching and speaking about Wisconsin architecture since 1987. Betsy Draine is professor emerita in the Dept. of English at UW-Madison. Robbi Dreifuerst (MS, UW-Madison) is an outreach program manager for UW-Madison Continuing Studies, where she coordinates the Wisconsin Certified Public Manager Program. Lalita Du Perron (PhD) is associate director of the Center for South Asia at UW-Madison. She has been teaching Hindi for more than 10 years and believes everyone has the ability to expand their vision by learning a new language. EJessie Eisner-Kleyle (MFA, UW-Madison), an internationally exhibited and award-winning photographer, has taught art and photography since 2008 at UW-Madison, UW-La Crosse, and Viterbo University. Visit www.jessieeisnerkleyle.com. FMarian Farrior (MS, Slippery Rock Univ.) teaches people how to engage with their ecosystems as the Earth Partnership Field Manager at the UW-Madison Arboretum. She is on the leadership and design teams of various environmental and sustainability organizations. Jennifer L. W. Fink has published essays, articles, and columns in American Baby, Home Education Magazine, Boys’ Life, MyMidwest, Wisconsin Trails, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and other regional and national publications. Karen Fox Fischer, a graduate of the UW-Madison School of Music, teaches various musical styles in the Madison area. She is a violinist and traditional Irish fiddler and maintains a private studio. Susan Fuszard (MA) is a trainer with Living on Purpose Training & Consulting who brings to her classes a wealth of experience in the area of employee assistance.
GKathy Germann has facilitated trainings on a broad range of human relations issues since 1982. She has taught on three college campuses and managed two nonprofits, and she brings passion and a healthy sense of humor to her work. Linda Gilkerson (PhD) is professor and director of the Irving B. Harris Infant Studies Program at Erikson Institute, Chicago. Her area of specialization is infant mental health and early intervention. Sage Goellner (PhD, UW-Madison) has lived in France and Quebec and has taught all levels of French language and culture. She is a faculty associate and French instructor at UW-Madison. Joseph Goveas (MD) is an assistant professor in the Dept. of Psychiatry at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Randolph L. Green (BA, UW-Madison) is a lifetime professional musician who has spent 20 years on the road and another 25 as a recording engineer and producer of more than 300 albums at Randy’s Recording. Vida Groman has worked as a teacher, consultant, and therapist for more than 30 years and has studied and taught Perceptual Thinking Patterns since 1984. She uses an eclectic approach that invites participants to learn through their bodies and minds. Al Guyant (BS, UW-Milwaukee) is a nationally recognized trainer, facilitator, media coach, and author with more than 35 years of experience. HPeggy Hager (MA in Scandinavian languages and literature, UW-Madison) is a lecturer in Norwegian at UW-Madison. She has taught Norwegian, and English as a second language, for more than 20 years. Benjamin Hair is a graduate student in the Department of French and Italian at the UW-Madison and has studied in Bordeaux, France. He is currently a project assistant for the Center for Early Modern Studies. Heidi Hakseth is an Irish music and dance enthusiast. She has taught Irish dances to adult students for more than 10 years. Joan Hall (PhD) has lived in Ohio, California, Idaho, Georgia, Oregon, Maine, and Wisconsin, and is uniquely suited to her job as editor of the Dictionary of American Regional English. Said Hannouchi is a native Arabic speaker with extensive teaching experience. He’s completing his master’s degree in African languages and literatures at UW-Madison. Darald Hanusa (PhD, UW-Madison) has studied Spanish for many years and lived in Mexico and Spain. He is a psychotherapist who works with Spanish speakers in his practice and a senior lecturer in the UW-Madison School of Social Work. Lisa Hebgen (MS) is an outreach specialist for UW-Madison. She worked as a disability specialist at the technical college level for eight years and a middle- and high-school special ed teacher for six years. Jackie Hefty (MFA, UW-Madison) an artist and educator for nearly 30 years, concentrates on papermaking, the book arts, printmaking, and collage. Visit www.whispering-woodlands.com. Craig Heilman is an avid Irish musician and session player who has studied uilleann pipes, whistle, and bodhran with Joanie Madden, Darach DeBruin, Michael Cooney, and others. He is a member of the local band Rolling Wave. Kathleen Heinen (MFA, UW-Madison) has taught drawing, design, painting, watercolor, and life drawing at UW-Madison and MATC. Jamie Henke (PhD in music theory) is a pianist and vocalist, and a faculty associate in music at UW-Madison. She teaches music theory for non-music majors in the School of Music and distance education courses on related topics. Ronnie Hess (MA in History), an award-winning journalist with a passionate interest in French food, worked in France as a reporter for CBS News and an English teacher. Her food and travel writing appears in national and regional publications. Flo Hilliard (MS, Univ. of North Florida) is project manager of the Wisconsin Women’s Education Network on Addiction, Recovery, and Prevention at UW-Madison. She has worked in addiction treatment, prevention, and advocacy for nearly 20 years. Michael Hinden is professor emeritus in the Dept. of English at UW-Madison. Edith Hines (DMA, UW-Madison) is a baroque and modern violinist who performs with Ensemble SDG, Madison Bach Musicians, Ensemble Musical Offering, and Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra and is an assistant editor at A-R Editions. Mary Hoddy coordinates staff education and training at UW-Madison’s Wisconsin Union, where she develops and facilitates programs in communication skills, coaching, management, learning styles, and workshop design. Frank Honts has worked as a dramaturg and/or assistant director for Forward Theater, Madison Opera, Four Seasons Theatre, and Wisconsin Wrights. Chiwei (Jerry) Hui (DMA, UW-Madison) conductor and award-winning composer, has performed extensively in the U.S. and Hong Kong, and in various Madison ensembles. He also serves on the Madison Early Music Festival staff. Sue Hunter (BS) is a trainer with Living on Purpose Training & Consulting who brings to her classes a wealth of experience in employee assistance. IJKaren Jankowsky (PhD, Washington Univ.-St. Louis) studied in Tubingen, Berlin, and Paris. She has taught at Univ. of Washington, Wayne State Univ., and UW-Madison and contributed to scholarly organizations, conferences, and publications. Maureen Janson (MFA, Univ. of Michigan), is a choreographer and dancer who coordinates continuing education in dance and movement at UW-Madison. For more than 20 years she has presented award-winning choreographic work coast-to-coast and internationally. Denise Jess has facilitated trainings on human relations issues since the mid 1980’s and taught in a learner-centered classroom for 11 years. She is committed to creating inclusive environments where all voices are respected. KMaya Kadakia recently spent a year studying traditional dance in Guinea and Mali, West Africa. She is excited to share her new material and her love of African dance with the Madison community. Michael Kienitz is an internationally known freelance photographer and a digital-imaging trainer and consultant who works with publications around the country. His photographs have appeared in Time, Newsweek, the New York Times, and U.S. News and World Report. Youngmi Kim is a native Korean speaker who has earned advanced degrees in Korea and the U.S. and has worked for the English Program in Korea instructing newly arrived English teachers. Helen Klebesadel (MFA, UW-Madison) exhibits nationally and internationally. An experienced artist, teacher, and mentor, she offers unique online courses. Visit http://klebesadel.wordpress.com. Stephen Kleiman (degrees from Mannes College of Music and Univ. of Michigan) devotes his time to writing music. He has conducted throughout Europe and was music director of the National Chamber Orchestra at the Kennedy Center. Christopher Kleinhenz is professor emeritus in the Dept. of French and Italian at UW-Madison. Amanda Kron (BA in music, BS in art, UW-Madison) is a harp teacher and freelancer in Madison. She has taught with the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Harp program and the Summer Music Clinic, as well as privately. Michael Kruse (MA in South Asian Studies, UW-Madison) has been studying Hindi and Urdu for many years. He lived in India doing research on North Indian religion and has served as a lecturer in the Dept. of Languages and Cultures of Asia. Nancy Dunn Kurr (BA in viola performance, UW-Madison), principal violist in the Edgewood Chamber Symphony and an active chamber musician in the Madison area, has been teaching string students of all ages for 20 years. Steve Kurr (MM in musicology, UW-Madison) has been teaching continuing education music courses for over a decade. He is conductor of the new Middleton Community Orchestra and teaches orchestra and music history at Middleton High School. David Kyeu (MA, Egerton Univ., Kenya) is a graduate student and teaching assistant in the UW-Madison Dept. of African Languages and Literature, and chair of Egerton Univ. Swahili Council. LRebecca Laird (PhD candidate in Portuguese, UW-Madison) has studied at universities in Portugal and Brazil. Her areas of interest include colonial and post-colonial Brazilian literature, and Brazilian comics and graphic art. Mariah Lefeber is a dancer, therapist, and educator. She strives to make movement accessible to all people, incorporating her training as a dancer and dance/movement therapist to help her students foster fulfilling, integrating movement experiences. Li Li (BA, Beijing Teaching University) has taught Mandarin Chinese to children and adults in China, South Korea, and the U.S. for many years. Tom Linfield is a founding member of the cooperative artsTRIBE and chair of Madison Area Open Art Studios. He exhibits regularly and has received grants and press for various art projects. Visit www.arts-tribe.com and www.TomLinfield.net to learn more. Baoli Liu is visiting assistant professor and head piano technician in the UW-Madison School of Music. He was formerly an associate professor of piano technology at Shenyang Conservatory of Music and a visiting scholar at Univ. of Cincinnati. Joshua Ludke (art education degree, UW-Madison; art therapy degree, UW-Superior) draws, paints, and makes prints and is a substitute teacher for the Madison Schools. Lori Curtis Luther is the city administrator in Waukesha. MNancy Macgregor (BFA, Layton School of Art, Milwaukee) did advertising art and television production in Chicago, then opened her own art studio. She has taught figure drawing, watercolor, printmaking and acrylics for Madison College, MSCR, and Continuing Studies. Visit www.nancymacgregor.com. Mary Magray wrote Transforming Power of the Nuns, the groundbreaking story of modern women’s religious communities in Ireland. She is working on a series of novels on the seventh-century English abbess Hilda of Whitby. Bill C. Malone is the author of Country Music, USA, compiler of the Smithsonian Collection of Classic Country Music, and a two-time Grammy Award nominee who hosts WORT-FM’s “Back to the Country.” Sarah Marty (master’s in arts administration, MS in curriculum and instruction, UW-Madison) directs theatre programs for UW-Madison Continuing Studies and is the managing director of Four Seasons Theatre. Susan Masino, a rock journalist for 30 years, has published four books, including Let There Be Rock, The Story of AC/DC, and Family Tradition: Three Generations of Hank Williams. Gerry Max (PhD) has taught business communication at Concordia College, and writing across the curriculum and persuasive writing at Lakeland College. He writes on literature, history, and travel for individuals, institutions, corporations, news magazines, and journals. David Mays (MD, PhD) is the past forensic clinical director at the Mendota Mental Health Institute in Madison. He also serves on the clinical faculty at UW-Madison and the Medical College of Wisconsin. Amy McFarland is a ragtime, classical, and folk music enthusiast who has played piano for more than 30 years. She performs with the Madison-based swing band Last Gaspe and has taught at folk music festivals throughout Lissa McLaughlin (post-master’s certificate in art therapy, UC-Berkeley) has practiced art therapy in various settings and is an experienced instructor. Doug Meske is a psychotherapist who specializes in couples and family therapy. He has presented workshops throughout the U.S. on topics such as building relationships, taking care of emotional needs, and treatment issues. Andrea Miller (MFA, UW-Madison) is a visual artist who investigates the man-made environment in relation to the human body and culture. Community outreach and public education through the arts are an important part of her career. Annette Miller has worked as senior consultant for Occupational Health United and senior employee-assistance program consultant for St. Clare Hospital Occupational Health Services. She also has clinical and administrative experience in the chemical-dependency field. Kenneth Miller co-owns Miller Design and Consulting, specializing in publication design, onsite training, and video production services. He has also worked as an associate professor of graphic arts and as a video and visual editor for Capital Newspapers. Joan Mills (MS, UW-Madison) is a dance specialist who has been named Wis. Dance Educator of the Year by the National Dance Association. Christopher Mohar received a Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing Fellowship and Southwest Review’s 2010 McGinnis Ritchie Award for Fiction. He has taught writing for Continuing Studies, in a men’s correctional facility, and as an after-school tutor. NLeslee Nelson (MFA, UW-Madison) has taught the business of art for 10 years in the UW-Madison Art Department. Her 2011 sabbatical project expanded the web component of this class. She exhibits internationally and at the Chazen. Visit www.lesleenelson.com Robert Newton (PhD, UW-Madison) teaches online and in the classroom at UW-Madison. His research and teaching interests are in oral and performance traditions in West Africa and the Celtic regions. He has performed traditional Irish music for more than 30 years. Ka Man (Melody) Ng (MM in piano performance and pedagogy, UW- Madison) is an award-winning performer and currently a doctoral student and teaching assistant in piano performance. She teaches piano to students of all ages. Antonio Noguera (PhD in Spanish, UW-Madison) is from Madrid, where he managed his own company for many years. He has taught language and culture courses at UW-Madison, Edgewood College, and Minnesota State University. Paul Novak (PhD, UW-Madison) has studied yoga and hard and soft martial arts for many years. Lynne Rothermel Novotnak (MA in dance/movement therapy) facilitates dance improvisation for people with a wide range of abilities and teaches an experimental approach to art. OKristi Obmascher is a senior outreach specialist with UW-Madison Continuing Studies and the Dept. of Family Medicine. Nicole Nigon O’Connor (master’s in occupational safety and health, UW-Whitewater) has worked in the field for 10 years and is now an industrial hygienist with the Madison office of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Brian O’Donnell is an active Madison-based fiddler who performs in various styles including old-time with the Barley Brothers and cajun with the Cajun Strangers. Cheryl Oliva is the director of procurement for the City of Milwaukee. PSusan Paddock (PhD, Univ. of Oregon) is an emeritus professor of governmental affairs for UW-Madison Continuing Studies. Raquel Paraiso estudió violín y pedagogía de cuerda en el conservatorio de Salamanca, España, y un master en interpretación de violín en la UW-Madison. También es etnomusicóloga, campo en el que que mantiene una constante actividad como investigadora. Merikay Payne (BA, UW-Madison) completed a UW-Madison second undergraduate degree in art in 2009. She works as an artist at UW-Madison Continuing Studies and is a printmaker. Visit www.artsallusions.com. Donna Peckett (BA in art history) is the producing artistic director of TAPIT/new works and a tap dancer, actor, educator, specialist in dance and drama for young children, and award-winning choreographer. Jonathan Peik has been performing and recording in the Midwest since 1986. He teaches five-string banjo, mandolin, guitar, and bluegrass jam classes. He focuses on technique, ear training, applied theory, and using these skills in ensemble playing. Kim Petersen (MD) is a geriatrician and president of Elder Advocates, Inc. He serves as a consultant and trainer across the country. Angela Pfeister recien graduo de la UW-Madison con una licenciatura en el español y la realización de piano. Ella toca el piano desde hace quince años y enseña lecciones privadas desde hace seis años. Christopher Powers performs regularly on guitar, mandolin, bouzouki, and voice. He has played and recorded with many string bands over the past 25 years in folk, bluegrass, country-blues, and jazz. He hosts “Mud Acres” Fridays on WORT-FM. Steve Pudloski is a faculty associate/program director with the UW-Madison Dept. of Engineering Professional Development. His areas of expertise include municipal engineering, public works management and operations, traffic and parking engineering, and stormwater management and engineering. QCynde Quinn is a signature member of the Midwest Watercolor Society and has taught graphic design, oil painting, and watercolor for Madison College and UW-Madison Continuing Studies. Visit www.cynthiaquinn.com. RPaul Riehemann (MBA, UW-Madison) is founder of Well Today, has participated in two Ironman World Championship races, is certified by the National Wellness Institute and National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association, and is a Wisconsin Certified Public Manager. Peter Rios (Conguero del Grupo Candela) nació en Milwaukee de padres puertoriqueños. A tocado con otros grupos y esta inspirado a enseñar a la próxima generación en la percusión. Sus instrumentos son la conga, bongo, timbale, etc. Matthew Rodgers performs and records with diverse artists such as Kikeh Mato, Orquestra De Kache, Mark Croft, Ryan Mauer, Madison Jazz Orchestra, and formerly, Harmonious Wail. He studied bass with Richard Davis and teaches music at Schenk Elementary in Madison. Katherine Rosing (MFA, Northern Illinois Univ.) has taught painting, drawing, color theory, watercolor, and design for 15 years at colleges and universities in Illinois and Wisconsin. Her work is exhibited around the world. See her artwork at www.studioKSR.com online. Kelsey Roy (MA, French) is a graduate student in the Department of French and Italian at the UW-Madison and the resident assistant at the French House. Jeff Russell (MA, UW-Madison) is codirector of Russell Consulting, Inc., specializing in organizational development and design. Nicola Rutlin (MA, French) is an enthusiastic and energetic French instructor committed to stimulating her students’ interest in French and Francophone cultures. Originally from Scotland, she studied at the Sorbonne and lived in Bordeaux. Angela Rydell (MFA in poetry, Warren Wilson College) has taught creative writing workshops throughout Madison. Her work has been published in Alaska Quarterly, Prairie Schooner, Poets & Writers, and other journals. SSadira has been performing and teaching Middle Eastern dance for more than 20 years. She travels and studies dance and music in Egypt, Morocco, and Jordan, and she produces the Madison Middle Eastern Festival and directs the Riad Dance Company. Jennifer Sams (DMA in voice, UW-Madison) is the alto soloist/section leader at Christ Presbyterian Church and is active as a performer and teacher in the Madison musical community. Laura Saunders (MSSW), senior counseling manager in UW-Madison’s Dept. of Family Medicine, has practiced and taught Motivational Interviewing for over a decade. She monitors the clinical practices of more than 20 health educators. Laurie Scheer (MA, DePaul University), is a published author and professional speaker, and an instructor for Continuing Studies. Her book Creative Careers In Hollywood and her DVD How To Pitch and Sell Your Screenplay have helped mentor the next generation of media professionals. Gary Schoener is a clinical psychologist, nationally known speaker, and currently the director of consultation and training for the Walk-in Counseling Center of Minneapolis where he served 37 years as executive director Erin Schneider (MEd, Western Washington Univ.) facilitates abundance for orchards and communities as co-owner of Hilltop Community Farm. She developed Just Fruits, a multifaceted business. Jerry Schuetz is administrator of the City of Milton, having previously served as its police chief as well as chief of the Manawa Police Department. He is also a Wisconsin Certified Public Manager. Jane Schulenburg is professor of history in the departments of Liberal Studies and the Arts, Women’s Studies, and Medieval Studies. Teepa Snow (MS, OTR/L, FAOTA) is a nationally recognized dementia-care and training specialist, consulting associate at Duke Univ. School of Nursing, and clinical faculty member at Univ. of North Carolina School of Medicine. Peter Steinke is an internationally respected congregational systems consultant who has served as a parish pastor, educator, and therapist. Rose Stephenson (MA, Middlebury College) lived for many years in Germany. She has taught Continuing Studies courses in German for more than 10 years. TAmelia Toelke (MFA, UW-Madison) is an artist who works in metals, sculpture, and drawing and has participated in national juried and invited exhibitions. Visit www.ameliatoelke.com. Vivian Tomlinson trained at the Univ. of Cape Town Ballet School, South Africa, before he became a principal dancer with Wisconsin Ballet Company. UVSharon Van Sluijs has taught grammar, writing, and literature since 1990; worked at UW Press, UW-Madison, Washburn Univ., and SUNY; and written and edited for a wide range of clients through her manuscript consulting business, RX: Clarity. Guy VanRensselaer (BS, UW-Madison), an organizational improvement specialist with the City of Madison, has taught classes in productivity and quality management throughout Wisconsin. Manuel Vellón nació en Villa Palmeras, Santurce, Puerto Rico, de donde vienen la mayoría de los grandes percucionistas salseros. A tocado con varios grupos y cantantes bien conocidos, local y internacional. WKatie Laraye Waldren has written four dulcimer books, been featured on eight recordings, and played the dulcimer since 1972. She’s sought by music organizations and festivals nationally. Louisa Waller (BFA, Virginia Common- wealth Univ.) studied at the National Portrait Gallery, illustrated for colonial Williamsburg, designed carpets for the company that services the White House, and taught printmaking for Wisconsin Union Mini Courses. David Wargowski (MD) is a pediatrician at UW Hospital and a faculty member with the UW School of Medicine and Public Health. Nancy Welch (BA, Colorado State Univ.) owned and managed a graphic design firm for 28 years and continues to explore the playful side of art. Hank Whipple serves on the Wisconsin Historical Society’s board of curators and is active in the Society’s maritime preservation and archaeology program. He lectures and writes on Great Lakes history and other maritime topics. Douglas Whittle (MFA, Univ. of Florida) has led Continuing Studies educational tours to Egypt, Peru, Tanzania, Vietnam and Cambodia, and many other international destinations, as well as performing-arts and visual-arts travel experiences in North America. Georgiana Wilton is an associate scientist with the Dept. of Family Medicine whose research focuses on fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. Janet Wood (MA, UW-Madison) is an experienced instructor of Italian for adults and a lifelong Italophile who has lived, studied, and traveled throughout Italy. YZXiuping Zhu (MA in English linguistics) a native of China with 20 years of teaching experience, is a student in the World Language Education program, UW-Madison School of Education. She has taught Chinese at several schools in Madison and Verona.
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