Featured Experts

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  Noelle Chesley

  Sociology, College of Letters & Sciencechesley@uwm.edu

  Sociologist Noelle Chesley can talk about how families can manage their collective screen time, how technology is impacting parents’ work-life balance and what they can do about it.

  

  Noelle Chesley

  Sociology, College of Letters & Sciencechesley@uwm.edu

  Sociologist Noelle Chesley studies how technological innovations shape (and are shaped by) family life and relationships. She also examines how employees’ use of technology at work affects their health and well-being. She can talk about how families can manage their collective screen time, how technology is impacting parents’ work-life balance and what they can do about it.

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  Khaled Walid Sabha

  Information Studies, School of Information Studiessabha@uwm.edu

  Khaled Walid Sabha can discuss the many ways internet users put their privacy at risk, especially by using their cellphones.

  

  Khaled Walid Sabha

  Information Studies, School of Information Studiessabha@uwm.edu

  An educator and a computer engineer, Khaled Walid Sabha teaches database retrieval and information architecture, including internet security. He can discuss the many overlooked ways that ordinary internet users put their privacy at risk, especially by using their cellphones.

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  Robert Schneider

  Urban Planning, School of Architecture & Urban Planningrjschnei@uwm.edu

  Rob Schneider can talk about Milwaukee’s well-used bike trails, increases in pedestrian and bicycling fatalities and why Milwaukee could see more crosswalks and bike lanes in the future.

  

  Robert Schneider

  Urban Planning, School of Architecture & Urban Planningrjschnei@uwm.edu

  Bike and pedestrian traffic on the Oak Leaf Trail doubles between March and May. An expert in sustainable transportation, Rob Schneider can talk about Milwaukee’s well-used bike trails, the increase in pedestrian and bicycling fatalities in the past decade, the most dangerous road situations and why Milwaukee could see more crosswalks and bike lanes in the future.