Csanád Siklós is Associate Director of the Institute for Regional and International Studies (IRIS) National Resource Center at UW-Madison. His previous role was as IRIS Assistant Director for Students and Curriculum, a position in which he worked closely with MEDLI curricular and student services. Prior to that he held the position of Assistant Director at UW-Madison’s European Studies NRC. He has considerable experience in the field of language learning, having previously been Lecturer in Norwegian at UW-Madison, and a private consultant, editor, and translator for the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Magyar Tudományos Akadémia), Rosetta Stone and University Language Services. He has a doctorate in Scandinavian Studies from the University of Washington (2002). He received his BA in German and Scandinavian Studies (Joint Honours) from University College London. Csanád speaks native Hungarian, fluent Norwegian, and German.
Ask Me About:
Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships, Scott Kloeck Jenson Fellowships, Pulitzer Center Campus Consortium, institutional partnerships, grants and funding, visiting scholars, course development grants, curriculum management and program assessment, and academic advising for the Certificates in Middle East Studies, South Asian Studies, European Studies, and Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies, and the Global Studies PhD Minor.
Educational Background:
Ph.D., Scandinavian Languages and Literature, U of Washington (2002)
Dissertation: “The Rhetoric of Resistance: Par Lagerkvist’s Literary Response to European Totalitarianism (1933-1944)”
M.A., Scandinavian Languages and Literature, U of Washington (1990)
B.A., (Joint Honors) German and Scandinavian Studies, University College, London (1988)
Geographical areas of expertise/interest: Central Europe, Scandinavia, UK, EU
Languages Spoken: Hungarian, English, Norwegian, with intermediate knowledge of German, and reading knowledge of Swedish and French