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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 Web sites and coordinates Internet marketing efforts for the UW-Madison Division of 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. BMelinda 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. Andrew Balkin (MFA, UW-Madison), a nationally recognized master-printer and artist, has taught etching for more than 25 years. He published Wisconsin Sesquicentennial Portfolio and his work appears at the National Museum of Art—Smithsonian Institution and elsewhere. John W. Barker is a UW-Madison emeritus professor of history specializing in medieval history, and a popular lecturer on opera and early music. He hosts WORT-FM’s “Musica Antiqua.” Amanda Basich (BA in music, BS in art, UW-Madison) has studied harp since age seven. She is the assistant director of the WYSO harp program. Susan Beaumont is a senior consultant with the Alban Institute specializing in leadership development and change and conflict management. Her mission is to support leaders as they seek to revitalize their ministries. Robert Birmingham coauthored Indian Mounds of Wisconsin and Aztalan: Mysteries of an Indian Town. Executive director of the Friends of Aztalan State Park, he teaches at UW-Waukesha. Chelcy Bowles (PhD in music education) is professor of music and director of continuing education in music at UW-Madison. She has taught music to adults for more than 25 years and her research focuses on adult music learners. Erika Bozinovski has studied and taught hip hop dance in the Madison area for the past eight years. Chris Brand has played the Great Highland Bagpipe since 1959. He has taken part in professional solo competitions across the U.S. and Canada and with the Madison Pipes and Drums and other groups. Kay Brathol-Hostvet (BFA, UW-Stout) is an enthusiastic art instructor bringing a wealth of experience to the classroom. Her landscapes are in collections throughout the Midwest. She’s represented by Artisan Gallery/Paoli and BNOX Gallery/Pepin. Robert Breslow is a board-certified pharmacotherapy specialist and teaches at UW-Madison. Diana Burt is internationally recognized for her work on assessment of dementia in adults with intellectual disabilities. Nikki Busch (MLS), the UW-Madison grants librarian, develops and teaches a range of grants-related instructional sessions, from individual and group consultations to drop-in workshops, guest lectures, and special-interest seminars. CScott 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. Maria Pilar Casal (PhD candidate in Spanish) is a native Spanish speaker from Argentina. A dynamic teacher, she teaches or has taught Spanish 102, 203, and 204 at UW-Madison. Suzanna Waters Castillo (PhD, UW-Madison) directs and teaches programs on aging and long-term care for Continuing Studies. Sharad Chandarana (PhD, UW-Madison) teaches mathematics and directs distance education in math and sciences for Continuing Studies. Harold Coltharp manages the State Records Center of the Wisconsin Dept. of Administration and has worked for the state for 25 years. Marshall J. 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 Connections: the writer’s quarterly encouragement. Georgia Corner was a soloist with the Erick Hawkins Dance Company from 1996-2000. A founder of the NYC-based Wellspring Project, she has danced with Douglas Dunn and Dancers, Dura Mater, Lise Brenner, and Beverly Brown. Rich Corzatt (BA, Ripon College) is a graphic and Web designer and a figurative oil painter, and a member of Chicago’s oldest art league, the Palette and Chisel Club. Narra Smith Cox (PhD, Texas A&M) directs programs and teaches courses in the areas of community and school health at UW-Madison. Kent Craig recibió su maestría en percusión en la Universidad de Michigan. Su experiencia incluye actuaciones con la Orquesta de Cámara de Wisconsin, el Big Mouth Cooperative, Sonidos Suaves, y otros grupos de musica sinfónica, latina, jazz, y funk. Christopher Cramer(DMA), a classical guitarist, has an active career as a solo recitalist, soloist with orchestra, and chamber musician. He teaches at Beloit College. Beverly Crane(PhD in humanities) has trained in Jungian and social psychology, 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 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 novelists. Recent projects include the film adaptation of a book of stories by a Madison author, and a play. D. Francis Dieringer began ballroom dancing in college and hasn’t stopped since. He is a teacher and co-owner of the Art of Dance Studio in downtown Madison. 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 (NWS; MA, Univ. of Houston) is an artist and art historian who exhibits her artwork nationwide, and a signature member of the National Watercolor Society. Pat Dobrinska (BA, Univ. of Colorado) has been a professional artist for more than 30 years in watercolor and oils, specializing in portraits and landscapes. Her paintings are displayed in galleries and private collections around the U.S. Robbi Dreifuerst is 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 taught 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 in photography, UW-Madison), a freelance photographer and internationally exhibited artist, has taught photography at UW-Madison and UW-La Crosse. Her areas of expertise include portraiture and narrative tableau. See www.jessieeisnerkleyle.com to learn more. Jane Esbensen has lived and taught in Härnsösand, Sweden, and worked as a translator and interpreter. She has a background in Scandinavian Studies and has taught Swedish for many years. FSandra Faitel es la vocalista principal del conjunto local Grupo Candela. De origen puertorriqueño y criada en Chicago, la Sra. Faitel fue entrenada en la tradicón clásica y tiene experiencia en una variedad de estilos musicales incluyendo el jazz, los blues, el gospel, y el R&B. Susan Farmer-Tiefenthaler, professor emeritus in Continuing Studies, has taught drawing and painting to people of all ages and led arts-education workshops for professionals. She teaches studio courses via distance learning. Briony Jean Foy creates one-of-a-kind fiber and ceramics pieces. She has taught at UW-Madison and led workshops around the state. Winner of a Wisconsin Arts Board Fellowship in 2006, she shows her work internationally and gives private lessons. Boris Frank (BA, UW-Madison) is president of Boris Frank Associates, a Madison-based firm specializing in nonprofit organizations. He consults nationwide on fundraising, proposal writing, grants development, and nonprofit management. Jan Fulwiler (PhD) is a licensed psychologist, licensed clinical social worker, and certified retirement coach. 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. Sage Goellner (PhD, UW-Madison) has lived in Paris, Avignon, and Quebec and has taught at UW-Madison, Lawrence Univ., and the universities of Michigan and Illinois. When not teaching, she studies Francophone literature. Joseph Goveas (MD) is a geropsychiatrist and assistant professor in the Dept. of Psychiatry at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Katherine Grady (PhD) is a partner with Lansberg, Gersick and Associates, associate clinical professor at Yale University, and an executive coach with the Center for Creative Leadership. Randolph L. Green (BA, UW-Madison) has been a professional musician all his life. He’s spent 20 years on the road and another 20 as a recording engineer and producer of more than 300 albums at Randy’s Recording. Erin Grier es la pianista del conjunto local Grupo Candela y ha tocado y estudiado la musica clasica y el piano por 18 años. Grier le gusta ayudar cada estudiante lograr sus propios metas cumo musicoslas y estudiantes del piano. Vida Groman has worked as a teacher, consultant, and therapist for more than 30 years. She uses an eclectic approach that invites participants to learn through their bodies and minds. Gregory Grube (BS in dance, UW-Madison) received his Pilates certification through Movement Insights. His style blends traditional conditioning techniques with a creative edge. Jaime Guiscafré recibíó un Emmy en 1998 para la música del documental “Hispanic Mosaic” presentado por WTTW en Chicago. Un guitarrista de alto nivel, ha presentado conciertos en los Américas, Europa y Japón. Para mas información, www.jaimeguiscafre.net. 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 studies, 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. Heidi Hakseth, an Irish music and dance enthusiast, has
taught Irish dances to adult students for more than 10 years. Darald Hanusa (PhD, UW-Madison) has studied Spanish for many years and lived and traveled in Mexico and Spain. He is a psychotherapist who works with Spanish-speaking patients, and a senior lecturer in the UW-Madison School of Social Work. Mary Ann Harr has taught harp to all levels of players in the Madison area for 20 years. Principal harpist with Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, she performs with Madison Symphony Orchestra and Oakwood Chamber Players, as well as throughout the state. Jackie Hefty (MFA, UW-Madison), an artist and educator for nearly 30 years, concentrates on papermaking, the book arts, printmaking, and collage. Craig Heilman is an avid Irish musician and session player who has studied uilleann pipes, whistle, and bodhran with Joanie Madden, Darach DeBruin, Benedict Koehler, and many others. He belongs to 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. Scott Herrick graduated from UW-Madison Law School in 1973 and since then has maintained a general practice in the law firm now known as Herrick & Kasdorf. Flo Hilliard (MS, Univ. of North Florida) is project manager of the Wisconsin Women’s Education Network on Addiction & Recovery 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) teaches violin at Ripon College and is a member of the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, Ensemble SDG, and the Madison Bach Musicians, as well as assistant program director of the Madison Early Music Festival. Mary Hoddy coordinates staff education and training at the Wisconsin Union, where she develops and leads programs in communication, management, learning styles, and workshop design. Gary Hollander (PhD) is a former administrator of the Center for Urban Population Health in Milwaukee and founder of several HIV and gay and lesbian organizations, including Diverse & Resilient. He has worked for many years as a licensed psychologist in private practice. Alice Honeywell has helped adults improve their writing for more than 20 years. She has worked at UW Press and the UW-Madison LaFollette School of Public Affairs and has written and edited for business, nonprofit, and public-sector organizations. Chiwei (Jerry) Hui (DMA candidate, UW-Madison) has worked with the Madison Early Music Festival since 2005 and has performed early music in the U.S. and Hong Kong. A conductor and award-winning composer, he directs the early-music ensemble Eliza’s Toyes. IJKaren Jankowsky (PhD, Washington Univ.-St. Louis) has studied in Tubingen, Berlin, and Paris; taught at Univ. of Washington, Wayne State Univ., and UW-Madison; and contributed to many scholarly organizations, conferences, and publications. Maureen Janson (MFA, Univ. of Michigan), a choreographer, movement specialist, and dancer, 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 Jesshas facilitated trainings on human relations since the mid-1980’s, including teaching in a learner-centered classroom for 11 years. She is committed to creating inclusive environments where all voices are respected. Hugh Johnston (MD), clinical professor of psychiatry with the UW-Madison School of Medicine and an author, also teaches for the Dept. of Psychiatry and the Dept. of Educational Psychology. KMaya Kadakia recently returned to the U.S. after 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. Mi Ok Kang (PhD candidate in curriculum and instruction, UW-Madison) is a native Korean with 16 years’ experience teaching Korean from elementary through adult levels. She loves communicating with her students. 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. Jeff Kirsch (PhD, UW-Madison) has taught at Tulane University and UW-Madison. He has authored three published novels, many Independent Learning courses in Spanish and Portuguese, and the textbook Spanish for Reading Knowledge. Madge Klais recently retired as assistant professor in the School of Library and Information Studies at UW-Madison. Helen Klebesadel (MFA, UW-Madison) has taught university and independent courses and workshops on creativity and studio art for two decades. Known for richly detailed watercolors, she uses mixed-media collage as a part of her creative process. Betsy Kuhns (MA, French education) is an experienced French instructor who has taught at the high school and college levels. She has lived and worked in Brittany, France. Matthew Kuhns performs with the Wisconsin Brass Quintet and Ars Ventus, an ensemble that explores the art of wind music through their national tours. He has performed with the Minnesota and St. Paul Chamber Orchestras. 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 almost 20 years. Steve Kurr (MM in musicology, UW-Madison) has been teaching music courses for over a decade. Principal violist for the Beloit-Janesville Symphony Orchestra, he teaches orchestra and music history at Middleton High. Jonathan Kuuskoski (MM, UW-Madison) has taught students of all ages and ability levels. A concert pianist, he has performed in the U.S., the Czech Republic, Cyprus, and New Zealand. LCarol La Chapelle (MA in English, Univ. of Illinois) is a freelance writer, editor, and writing teacher. She specializes in helping professionals write for nonprofessional audiences. Tom Linfield, vice president of grantmaking and community initiatives at the Madison Community Foundation, has raised funds from local, national, and federal sources for public television, education, and the arts. 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 (China) and a visiting scholar at Univ. of Cincinnati. MNancy Macgregor(BFA, Layton School of Art, Milwaukee) worked in advertising and TV production before opening an art studio. She has taught various art media for MATC and MSCR and created many art exhibitions. Adrianne Machina has spent more than 15 years helping businesses attract leads and convert sales through effective marketing and persuasive messaging. An active member of Toastmasters International, she speaks nationally on social marketing media. 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. Frank Martinelli has more than 36 years’ experience training and consulting with nonprofit and public-sector organizations. President of the Center for Public Skills Training, he specializes in strategic planning, board development, and other issues. Gerry Max (PhD) has taught business communication at Concordia College and persuasive writing and writing across the curriculum 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. Lissa McLaughlin (post-master’s certificate in art therapy, UC-Berkeley) has practiced art therapy in various settings and is an experienced teacher. Kenneth Miller is visual editor for Madison’s Capital Times and a freelance designer and illustrator. He teaches desktop publishing for UW-Madison and in the private sector. Joan Mills (MS, UW-Madison) is a dance specialist who has been named Wis. Dance Educator of the Year by the National Dance Association. Ann L. Milne has worked in mediation since 1972. Former executive director of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, she has conducted training programs across the U.S. and in Canada, New Zealand, and Australia. Bruce Moffat is executive director of Wisconsin Community Fund in Madison. Previously he was director of development at the UW Foundation, where he raised funds for environmental units on the UW-Madison campus. He also consults with nonprofit organizations. Anna Moisiadis (MFA, UW-Madison) teaches drawing at UW-Madison. She believes the skills that can be acquired through art are not just technical: “I have seen first-hand how creating a safe but critical space to explore art can have an effect on students.” NJohn E. Nelson (PhD) coauthored What Color Is Your Parachute? FOR RETIREMENT, which recently went into its second edition. His Well-Being Model integrates concepts from medicine, psychology, and other fields. Tom Nelson (RPH) is pharmacy clinical coordinator at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee and a certified poison-control information specialist. He has taught workshops on substance abuse for more than 20 years. Robert Newton, a Celtic instrumentalist and music scholar, performs on various instruments. He performs with the Madison-based Celtic ensembles West Wind and Public House Ceili Band. Thomas Noel is a graduate student in the Dept. of East Asian Languages and Literature. His research focuses on traditional Chinese poetics and religious literature. 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) studied at the Institute for Creative and Artistic Development in San Francisco. She has been teaching creative process in dance and art for more than 20 years. OKristi Obmascher is a senior outreach specialist with UW-Madison Continuing Studies and with the Dept. of Family Medicine. Erin O’Connor is a freelance designer and printmaker. She creates posters for national and international recording artists, including academy award winners The Swell Season. She has taught workshops in screenprinting and digital photo/design. Visit www.sandbox-studio.com for more information. PSusan Paddock (PhD, Univ. of Oregon) is professor of governmental affairs for UW-Madison Continuing Studies, where she administers the Wisconsin Certified Public Manager Program. Laura V. Page is a Madison-based management consultant, public speaker, and meeting facilitator. She focuses on conflict resolution, customer service, and strategic planning, and teaches at UW-Madison, UW-Milwaukee, and Marquette University. Donna Peckett (BA in art history) is producing artistic director of TAPIT/new works and a tap dancer, actor, award-winning choreographer, and specialist in creative dance and drama for young children. Robin Peery (PhD candidate, UW-Madison) has taught French, Portuguese, and Spanish and studied in Montréal, Lisbon, and Rio de Janeiro. He also speaks Italian, has studied Greek and Serbo-Croatian, and is learning Hebrew. Merrilee Pickett (MS), a clinical substance abuse counselor, recently retired as a senior lecturer at UW-Madison where she coordinated programs for hundreds of substance abuse and mental health professionals. Ron Potter-Efron (MSW, PhD) is an experienced therapist, instructor and author. Christopher Powers sings and plays guitar, mandolin, and bouzouki. Host of WORT-FM’s “Mud Acres,” he has performed and recorded for more than 25 years with string bands in folk, bluegrass, country blues, and jazz. Axel Presas (PhD candidate, UW-Madison), a native Spanish speaker from Habana, has taught Spanish at Univ. of South Florida and UW-Madison. He’s an effective instructor ready to teach you all the secrets of Spanish grammar. QCynde Quinn is a signature member of the Midwest Watercolor Society and has taught graphic design, oil painting, and watercolor for UW-Madison Continuing Studies, MATC, and MSCR. Visit her at www.cynthiaquinn.com for more information. RRhonda Radloff, a professional photographer for nearly 10 years, serves area artists by documenting their artwork and also does portraits and wedding photos. Visit www.r-imagesphotography.com on the Web. Tony Rajer is an art conservator and trustee of the Nek Chand Foundation. He studied at UW-Milwaukee, Harvard, and Univ. of London; served as State Capitol art conservator; and was a Fulbright professor to Panama. Rita Mae Reese has received a Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers’ Award, a Wallace Stegner fellowship, a Discovery/The Nation award, and a Pushcart Prize nomination. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in many journals and anthologies. (See page 43.) James Reseberg served the Beloit Fire Department for 28 years, his last eight as fire chief, emergency manager, and hazardous-materials director. He has taught at the Emergency Management Institute. Paul Riehemann is founder of Well Today, and a Wisconsin Certified Public Manager. He is certified by the National Wellness Institute and the National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association. Matthew Rodgers directs the leading jazz band at Madison West High and performs and records with Harmonious Wail. He studied bass with Richard Davis and has many performing and recording credits. 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. She exhibits across the U.S. and abroad.Visit www.studioKSR.com on the Web. Philip Ryan (degree in music and recording technology, Madison Media Institute) is a recording engineer and owns and operates Audio Architect Recording and Production Studio in Madison. Angela Rydell (MFA, Warren Wilson College) has taught creative writing workshops throughout Madison. Her work has appeared in Alaska Quarterly, Prairie Schooner, Poets & Writers, and other journals. SSadira has been performing and teaching Middle Eastern dance for over 20 years. She studies dance and music in Egypt, Morocco and Jordan; produces the Madison Middle Eastern Festival; and directs the Riad Dance Company. Brajesh Samarth (PhD candidate, UW-Madison) was born in Jaipur, India, and is a teaching assistant in Hindi at UW-Madison. He has taught Hindi to American students for more than 10 years. 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. Gary Schoener, of the Walk In Counseling Center in Minneapolis, is a nationally known trainer in ethics and boundaries. Stanley K. Schultz (PhD, Univ. of Chicago) is professor emeritus of history. He taught History 102 to tens of thousands of students, on campus and online and remains active as a speaker and a teacher of online courses. Claire Silverman is legal counsel for the League of Wisconsin Municipalities. Jane T. Schulenburg is professor of history in the departments of Liberal Studies and the Arts, Women’s Studies, and Medieval Studies. Rose Stephenson (MA, Middlebury College) lived for many years in Germany. Her UW-Madison teaching experience includes more than 10 years of evening German courses. Neil Strobel (MA, Cardinal Stritch Univ.) is a retired law enforcement professional. He has served as a patrol officer, detective, sergeant, and most recently as police chief for the City of Merrill. TLynn Tarnoff is an artist and cofounder of Pastiche Gallery. She’s been exhibiting and teaching functional and fine art painting for more than 20 years. Margaret Thompson (BS in dance education, Univ. of Michigan) is codirector and founder of Gaelic Fusion Dance Company and a member of Call for Peace Drum & Dance and the Wisconsin Dance Council—Board of Directors. Soozy Tierney (MFA, UW-Madison) is a skilled naturalistic artist with a particular interest in creative portraiture. She exhibits regionally and works as a portrait-commission artist. Vivian Tomlinson trained at the Univ. of Cape Town Ballet School, South Africa, before he became a principal dancer with Wisconsin Ballet Company. UVGuy VanRensselaer (BS, UW-Madison), an organizational improvement specialist with the City of Madison, has taught productivity and quality management to law-enforcement command staff throughout Wisconsin. Manuel Garcia Vazquez worked for nine years in his native Spain as a banker and freelance translator. He’s been teaching Spanish for Continuing Studies since moving to Madison in 2008. Manuel Vellón nació en Puerto Rico, de donde vienen la mayoria de los grandes percucionistas salseros. A tocado con varios grupos. Tambien junto a Roberto Rengel fundó el Grupo Candela de Madison. Sus instrumentos son el timbale, bongo, congas, etc. Amy Volkmann is administrator for the Town of Verona and former administrator for the Town of Burke. A Wisconsin Certified Public Manager, she teaches at Lakeland and Edgewood Colleges. WArt Walaszek (MD) teaches in the UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health. David Wargowski is attending physician in the Genetics Clinics at the UW-Madison Waisman Center and medical director of the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Clinic. He evaluates children and adults with birth defects and genetic disorders. Nancy Welch (BA, Colorado State Univ.) has an art background, owned and managed a graphic design firm for 28 years, and continues to explore the playful side of art. Bradley Wentlandt is support services division commander for the Greenfield Police Department and an adjunct instructor and program coordinator for the Certified Public Manager Program. Douglas Whittle directs educational travel for Continuing Studies. He taught for 12 years as a professor of fine arts at Converse College, SC. Paul White is director of the Community Ties Program at the UW-Madison Waisman Center and a popular and engaging presenter. Georgiana Wilton (PhD) is an associate scientist in the UW-Madison Dept. of Family Medicine. Her projects addressing the prevention and treatment of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders include the Family Empowerment Network. Kathy Wiseman is founder of Working Systems and has provided consulting to family organizations and individuals for more than 25 years. Her signature is the ability to develop learning experiences that motivate and connect people at all stages of business sophistication. 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. YLaurel Yourke (PhD), author of Take Your Characters to Dinner and Waiting for Beethoven, has received a Council of Wisconsin Writers Award and the UW-Madison Award for Teaching Excellence and has been nominated for two Pushcart Prizes in poetry. Z
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