A Guide to Faculty/Staff Media Sources and Speakers
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| Hart-Brinson, Peter | same-sex marriage (public opinion), generations and social change, social media, political communication, social movements, metaphor. Keywords: gay marriage, protest, news, politics, civic engagement, media, internet, technology, diversity, culture.
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| Havholm, Karen | Research at UW-Eau Claire, undergraduate research, mentoring student research, research with community partners. Keywords: research, undergraduate research, community-based research.
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| Hertel, Harry | legal issues relating to criminal law, landlord/tenant law, personal injury law, civil rights, constitutional issues |
| Hilton, Tom | information assurance, information systems security, information systems risk analysis, information ethics, database design, data modeling. |
| Hinnant, Kate | Fake news, information literacy, information design, library instruction. Keywords: document design, research.
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| Hochstein, Gloria J. | science fiction in literature, television and film; women science fiction writers; detective fiction and murder mystery fiction by women; English grammar and usage |
| Hofacker, Cynthia | Business communication, business presentations, business writing, working with different generations in the work place.
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| Huntington, Leslie | Leadership development; mental conditioning and peak performance consulting; creating and sustaining positive culture in an organization and/or on a team; team building.
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| Jol, Harry M. | ground penetrating radar (geophysical method used to investigate near subsurface to understand how land forms were developed, to reconstruct history of an area and to identify buried items), coastal environments, geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, archaeology (Israel, France and North America) |
| Kishel, Hans | information literacy, active learning, game use in education, game design (war games), early to mid-20th-century military conflict |