Featured Experts

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  Lingqian (Ivy) Hu

  Urban Planning, School of Architecture and Urban Planninghul@uwm.edu(414) 229-5372

  Lingqian (Ivy) Hu can talk about the impact that the Democratic National Convention may have on traffic and transportation networks.

  

  Lingqian (Ivy) Hu

  Urban Planning, School of Architecture and Urban Planninghul@uwm.edu(414) 229-5372

  The Democratic National Convention is expected to draw tens of thousands of visitors to southeastern Wisconsin next summer. Lingqian (Ivy) Hu can discuss ways to address traffic and transportation concerns for large-scale, one-time events. Her research also looks at how infrastructure investment decisions can affect socioeconomic groups including low-income households.

   

   

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  Rebecca Neumann

  Economics, College of Letters & Sciencerneumann@uwm.edu(414) 229-4347

  Rebecca Neumann can talk about the importance for college students to establish and maintain good credit.

   

  

  Rebecca Neumann

  Economics, College of Letters & Sciencerneumann@uwm.edu(414) 229-4347

  Rebecca Neumann specializes in international finance and macroeconomics, but she is also passionate about preparing high school and college students for a life of financial security. She can discuss subjects including the need to track expenses, set up a budget and manage credit cards and debt.

   

   

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  Jeremy Page

  Office of Student Services, School of Educationpagejd@uwm.edu(414) 229-4153

  Jeremy Page can provide tips for incoming freshmen to prepare for college before leaving home.

  

  Jeremy Page

  Office of Student Services, School of Educationpagejd@uwm.edu(414) 229-4153

  Colleges and universities will soon welcome a new class of freshmen. Jeremy Page, assistant dean of student services in the School of Education, can share tips for incoming students, like checking with an academic adviser to make sure the right classes are being scheduled. Page can talk about the importance of the first two months of the first semester and ways that parents can help their children get acclimated both academically and socially.