UW professors featured on Big Ten Network

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Posted by madcityradio.com on February 18, 2009 at 09:00:43:

UW professors featured on Big Ten Network
The Capital Times � 2/17/2009 12:43 pm
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University of Wisconsin-Madison professors will get their 30 minutes of fame on the Big Ten Network with the premiere of a new show called "Office Hours."

The half-hour show will make its debut on Thursday, Feb. 19, at 4 p.m., hosted by UW-Madison political science professor Ken Goldstein.

The topics on the talk show will include stem cell research, politics, and the economy.

The first show will look at the nation's current economic state, with guests Mike Knetter, dean of the Wisconsin School of Business, and Morris Davis, a professor in the UW-Madison Department of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics.

The Big Ten Network is primarily a sports station for the 11 universities in the Big Ten conference, but the network has branched out to include programs provided from the member universities, such as "Office Hours."

The talk show is produced by University Communications at UW-Madison.

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: UW professors featured on Big Ten Network : The Capital Times � 2/17/2009 12:43 pm : --------------------------------- : University of Wisconsin-Madison professors will get their 30 minutes of fame on the Big Ten Network with the premiere of a new show called "Office Hours." : The half-hour show will make its debut on Thursday, Feb. 19, at 4 p.m., hosted by UW-Madison political science professor Ken Goldstein. : The topics on the talk show will include stem cell research, politics, and the economy. : The first show will look at the nation's current economic state, with guests Mike Knetter, dean of the Wisconsin School of Business, and Morris Davis, a professor in the UW-Madison Department of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics. : The Big Ten Network is primarily a sports station for the 11 universities in the Big Ten conference, but the network has branched out to include programs provided from the member universities, such as "Office Hours." : The talk show is produced by University Communications at UW-Madison.

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