Mailing Address:
Undergraduate Research Scholars Program
311 Red Gym, 716 Langdon Street
Madison, WI 53706
Office Phone:
(608) 890-3696
Office Email:
urs@saa.ls.wisc.edu
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URS Staff
Hannah E. Bailey
Director
311 Red Gym
(608) 262-5884
hannah.bailey@wisc.edu
Hannah Bailey is a proud University of Wisconsin-Madison alumna and was awarded her Bachelor of Arts in History and French with a certificate in Gender and Women’s Studies from UW-Madison in 2010. She taught English in two low-income schools in Marseille, France, before heading to the College of William and Mary in Virginia to pursue her Master’s and PhD in History. Hannah hopes to defend her dissertation in the very near future. She spends a lot of time thinking about how groups of people distinguish themselves from others, especially during the height of the transatlantic slave trade, and what implications those colonial identities have for the world we live in today. Hannah is thrilled to be back in Madison where she can help pair motivated students with fascinating research and creative work opportunities, walk to work, read books, and find a willing debate partner for just about any topic.
Marina Kelly
Assistant Director
313 Red Gym
(608) 265-9726
marina.kelly@wisc.edu
Marina Kelly is an educator who works at the intersection of democratic education, creativity and collaboration. An alumna of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Marina was awarded her Master of Science in Social Work (MSSW) in 1996 and her Masters of Fine Arts (MFA) from the Art Department in 2012. Marina’s work at the UW-Madison has included teaching foundations level visual arts courses, including an online course in digital storytelling as well as interdisciplinary arts seminars for creative arts learning community students. One of Marina’s greatest passions is teaching a community based movement course, Creating Dance Through Structured Improvisation at the Hancock Center for Movement Arts and the Madison Circus Space. Marina’s current research interests include Mettler-based group improvisation and somatic teaching practices. Marina is proud to be part of the URS community where, together, we practice critical thinking while fostering a love of lifelong learning.
Mae Edwards
URS Scholar Program Coordinator
3rd floor Red Gym
medwards8@wisc.edu
Mae Edwards is a long-time URS community member. An alumna of UW-Madison, Mae participated in URS as a Scholar, Fellow, Program Assistant, and now Scholar Program Coordinator. Mae completed a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History at UW and went on to obtain a Masters of Social Work with a focus in Healthcare. During her time in graduate school, she conducted fieldwork at UW Health’s Transplant Center and spent time working in community mental health organizations. Mae continues to think about and work at the intersections of social work practice, education, and health. Mae feels passionate about supporting our Scholar community and continuing in her work with URS.