Coming up on the Big Ten Network

Following is a look at the UW–Madison-related programming scheduled for the next three weeks on the Big Ten Network.

Monday, Nov. 23

9 a.m. “Wisconsin Reflections”: “Wisconsin Reflections” is an interview show featuring prominent UW–Madison alumni and friends and is taped in front of a live audience. School of Journalism and Mass Communications alumna Sue Steinberg, co-founder of MTV and successful network executive and producer, is interviewed.
3 p.m. “Office Hours”: Political science professor Ken Goldstein hosts “Office Hours,” a half-hour weekly talk show. Featured will be global climate change and how it affects business.
3:30 p.m. “5-Minute Lecture”: UW–Madison professors summarize interesting research and teaching on campus in these mini lectures. Topics are stem cell research, scientific freedom, public opinion and leadership, and the benefits of hot peppers.

1:30 a.m. “In My Humble Opinion (IMHO)”: Five student panelists discuss student life at UW–Madison on this half-hour show. Panelists discuss new media

9 a.m. “Wisconsin Reflections”: CBS News senior political correspondent and UW–Madison alumnus Jeff Greenfield is interviewed.
3 p.m. “Office Hours”: Featured are veterans on campus, from the war room to the classroom.
3:30 p.m. “The Wisconsin Idea”: Magazine-style special features different programs at UW–Madison that highlight the Wisconsin Idea.

1 a.m. “Office Hours”: Jenny Saffran, Distinguished Professor of Psychology, discusses infant learning and intelligence.
1:30 a.m. “IMHO”: Panelists discuss diversity on campus.

9 a.m. “Wisconsin Reflections”: School of Journalism and Mass Communications alumna Sue Steinberg, co-founder of MTV and successful network executive and producer, is interviewed..
3 p.m. “Office Hours”: Racial diversity on campus is discussed.
3:30 p.m. “The Wisconsin Idea”: Magazine-style special features different programs at UW–Madison that highlight the Wisconsin Idea

1 a.m. “Office Hours”: Andrew Kydd, professor of political science, discusses Iran policy.
1:30 a.m. “The Wheel”: Half-hour magazine-style program showcasing university stories and reported and hosted by students. Topics include nanotechnology, spoken word, Bascom Hill and campus safety.