
College of Letters & Science
Holton Hall -
PO Box 413
UW-Milwaukee
Milwaukee, WI 53201
Phone: 414-229-4654
Fax: 414-229-6827
The College of Letters and Science is UW-Milwaukee's largest academic unit, housing more than 35 departments and interdisciplinary programs. Its array of research and activities span disciplines ranging from humanities and communication to natural and social sciences.
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Honors College
Director, Honors College ( HTML )
College of Letters and Science
Associate Dean, Natural Sciences ( HTML )
Department of Art History
Assistant/Associate Professor, Medieval Art and Architecture ( HTML )
Department of Economics
Assistant Professor, Applied Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics ( HTML )
Department of English
Assistant Professor, Creative Writing ( HTML )
Department of Geosciences
Assistant Professor, Glacial/Quaternary Geologist ( HTML )
Department of Political Science
Assistant Professor, Research Methodology ( HTML )
Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Open Rank, Portuguese Language, Literature and Cultures ( HTML )
Center for Women's Studies
Women's Studies (Open Rank, L&S Department Open) ( HTML )
Journalism and Mass Communication
Media Studies, Visiting Instructor ( HTML )
Broadcast Journalism, Lecturer ( HTML )
Strategic Communication, Lecturer ( HTML )
Global Studies Program
Global Studies, Visiting Assistant Professor ( HTML )
Biological Sciences
Post-doctoral position, Arthropod Behavioral Ecology Lab ( HTML )
Associate Research Specialist, Molecular Genetics of Birds ( HTML )
Physics (Gravitational-wave Research Group)
Information Processing Consultant - Einstein@Home Project ( HTML )
Senior Information Processing Consultant - Computer System Administrator ( HTML )
WUWM
Producer, "Lake Effect" - Associate Broadcast Specialist ( HTML )
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