L&S in the News: July 7 - 13

July 16th 2015
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The following is a selection of media coverage featuring College of Letters & Science faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Did we miss an article? Send us a note at LSNews@ls.wisc.edu.


Faculty:

Morning education
Politico (7/8/15)
Quoted: Noam Lupu, Political Science

Marshall named Fellow in Pre-Raphaelite Studies by UD Library, Delaware Art Museum
University of Delaware (7/8/15)
Mentioned: Nancy Marshall, Art History

NASA balances water budget with new estimates of liquid assets
Phys.org (7/8/15)
Quoted: Tristan L'Ecuyer, Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences

Study looks at "social recessions" during hard economic times
Phys.org (7/9/15)
Mentioned: Chaeyoon Lim, Sociology

The SWAMP helps keep hackers at bay
Wisconsin State Journal (7/12/15)
Quoted: Barton Miller, Computer Sciences

Election 2016: Scott Walker, John Kasich show Republican election priorities; GOP Right not swayed by swing state map
International Business Times (7/13/15)
Quoted: Kenneth Mayer, Political Science

Scott Walker enters race: Can a deeply polarizing governor win?
Yahoo! News (7/13/15)
Quoted: Barry Burden, Political Science

Alumni:

James Cowlin promoted to McHenry County circuit judge, bench vacancies remain
Northwest Herald (7/7/15)
Mentioned: James Cowlin (B.A.'79, Political Science)

Caron joins The Star as intern
Sun Prarie Star (7/7/15)
Mentioned: Katie Caron (B.A.'15, Journalism and Mass Communication)

Know your Madisonian: Bernie Tennis
Wisconsin State Journal (7/9/15)
Quoted: Bernie Tennis (B.S.'75, Mathematics)

Krasniqi making new life helping locals with investments
The Cambridge News (7/10/15)
Quoted: Korab Krasniqi (B.S.'12, Economics)

Reflections on a career: with MHS instructor Bill Zuiker
Hub City Times (7/10/15)
Quoted: Bill Zuiker (M.A.'86, English)

Professional profile: David Levy 2015
New York Real Estate Journal (7/13/15)
Quoted: David Levy (B.A.'88, Economics)