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I manage the day-to-day operations and administration of DesignLab, including managing the staff, the website, the appointment scheduler, and coordinating DesignLab instruction in courses both in-person and online. Additionally, I coordinate the academic courses that use the Media Studio classrooms in College Library.
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College Library
Room 2253
Helen C. White Hall
600 N. Park St.
Madison, WI 53706
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Room 2253
Helen C. White Hall
600 N. Park St.
Madison, WI 53706
Find on the Campus Map
Department Liaison
- Digital Studies Certificate
- Software Training for Students
More About Mandy Morrow
Mandy holds a Bachelors of Arts in Religious Studies from Morningside College (now Morningside University), a Masters of Theological Studies in Old Testament from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, a Masters of Arts in Archaeology and History from Tel Aviv University, and a Masters of Arts in Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies (Hebrew Bible) from University of Wisconsin–Madison.
She began working in DesignLab as the Interim Associate Director in August 2017 and became the full-time Associate Director in January 2018.
- Morrow, Amanda R. "Unveiling the Poetics of Violence: A Short Survey of in the Neo-Babylonian Period Judah through the Lenses of Archeological and Textual Evidence." In Study of Violence from the Region of the Ancient Near East and Its Neighbors, Vol 1. Leiden: Brill, Forthcoming.
- Blakely, Jeffrey A. and James W. Hardin, with Rachel Banks, Eric M. Carlucci, Gretchen Ellis, Donald Farrow, Benjamin L. Hatfield, Geoffrey E. Ludvik, Amanda R. Morrow, Jonathan L. Schadeberg, and Danielle Zwang. "Dating the Joint Archaeological Expedition’s Phantom Stratum (IX): Bliss’s City V at Tell el- Hesi." In Hesi after 50 Years and 130 Years: Beginning a New Generation of Hesi Research, edited by John R. Spencer, James W. Hardin, and Jeffrey A. Blakely, 79-111. University Park: Penn State University Press, 2023.
https://muse.jhu.edu/book/124845 - Hutton, Jeremy M., Paul Michael Kurtz, and Amanda R. Morrow. "The Morphological Development of the 3 M. Sg. Pronominal Suffix on Plural Nouns in Classical Hebrew: Part 2*." Hebrew Studies 60 (2019): 7-37.
DOI: 10.1353/hbr.2019.0009 - Hutton, Jeremy M., Paul Michael Kurtz, and Amanda R. Morrow. "The Morphological Development of the 3 M. Sg. Pronominal Suffix on Plural Nouns in Classical Hebrew." Hebrew Studies 59 (2018): 39-64.
DOI: 10.1353/hbr.2018.0002 - Morrow, Amanda R. and John F. Quant. "Yet Another New Covenant: Jeremiah's Use of Deuteronomy and שוב שבית/שבות in the Book of Consolation." In The Book of Jeremiah: Composition, Reception, and Interpretations, edited by Jack R. Lundbom, Craig A. Evans, and Bradford A. Anderson, 170-190. Leiden: Brill, 2018.
- Morrow, Amanda R. "I Hate My Spouse: The Performative Act of Divorce in Elephantine Egypt." Journal of Northwest Semitic Languages 42/2 (2017): 7-25.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2023), Designing a Fabulous Research Poster,” Keynote Session at the Veterinarian Practitioners Resident Conference in Madison, WI.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2022), "Using Infographics for Your Data,” Keynote Session at the TL1 Midwest Research Summit in Madison, WI.
- Morrow, Amanda R. & Elizabeth Simcock, et. al. (2019), “What on Earth is $acronym_of_campus_IT_unit?” Panel discussion at the UW—Madison IT Professionals Conference in Madison, WI.
- Morrow, Amanda R. and Rob Howard (2019), “Incorporating Digital Assignments into Courses with DesignLab,” Presentation at the UW—Madison Teaching and Learning Symposium in Madison, WI.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2019), “Teaching Infographics and Data Visualization,” Presented at the Wisconsin Association of Academic Libraries (WAAL) Annual Conference in Eau Claire, WI.
- Morrow, Amanda R. and Rob Howard (2018), "Designing Infographics,” Poster presented at the UW—Madison Teaching and Learning Symposium in Madison, WI.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2018), “Metaphorical Dehumanization of Violence in Jeremiah,” Presentation at the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) Annual Conference in Denver, CO.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2017), "Like a Lion Coming Up from the Thickets: Prototypicality and Salience of Animal Metaphors in the Book of Jeremiah," Presentation at the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) Annual Conference in Boston, MA.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2017), “Poetics of Violence in Neo-Babylonian Period Judah: An Anthropological Approach to Violence in the Archaeological and Textual Record,” Presented at the American Society of Overseas Research (ASOR) Annual Meeting in Boston, MA.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2016), “I Hate My Spouse: The Performative Act of Divorce in Elephantine Egypt,” Presentation at the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) Annual Conference in San Antonio, TX.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2016), “What Was the Point?: The Maze Runner Trilogy and the Book of Job,” Presented at the Midwest Popular Culture Association Conference in Chicago, IL.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2016), “By the Rivers of Babylon: The Use of Psalm 137 in Reggae Music,” Presented at the Upper Midwest Regional Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) Meeting in St. Paul, MN.
- Morrow, Amanda R. and Erin Hall (2013), “Dueling Stamps: The Relationship Between Judah and Benjamin in Light of the Lion and m(w)sh Stamp Impressions,” Presented at the American Society of Overseas Research (ASOR) Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2012), “Linguists’ Delight: The Double Entendre in Job’s Final Reply to God,” UPresented at the Upper Midwest Regional Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) Meeting in St. Paul, MN.
- Morrow, Amanda R. (2011), “Savvy?: Captain Jack Sparrow and the Coyote-Trickster from Native American Mythology,” Presented at the Midwest Popular Culture Association Conference in Milwaukee, WI.
- Classics 322: The Romans (Comm B Requirement)
- Classics 373: The Civilizations of Ancient Egypt
- Classics 335: King David in History and Tradition
- English 100: Introduction to College Composition (Comm A Requirement)
- Hebrew 332*: Prophets of the Bible
- Hebrew 227*: Introduction to Biblical Literature
*=Cross-listed as Literature in Translation, Religious Studies, & Jewish Studies