WISLI Staff

Portrait of Felecia Lucht

FELECIA LUCHT (she/her)

Director, Wisconsin Intensive Summer Language Institutes (WISLI)
Academic Director, Language Program Office (LPO)

felecia.lucht@wisc.edu
(608) 263-6693
L50C Pyle Center

Felecia Lucht is the Director of the Wisconsin Intensive Summer Language Institutes (WISLI) and the Academic Program Director of the Language Program Office (LPO) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  Dr. Lucht has an MA and PhD in German with a PhD minor in Second Language Acquisition from UW-Madison.  She holds an MA in International Affairs with a concentration in Comparative and Regional Studies from the School of International Service (SIS) at the American University in Washington, DC.  She has a BA from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point where she completed a double major in German and International Studies, and a minor in Russian.  Prior to her role as WISLI Director, Lucht taught language classes and courses in second language acquisition, foreign language methodology, and foreign language testing.  Lucht has studied German and Russian (and some Dutch), and is currently learning Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean and Turkish.

BEA MILLAN WINDORSKI (she/her)

Student Assistant, Wisconsin Intensive Summer Language Institutes (WISLI)

wisli@lpo.wisc.edu

Bea Millan Windorski is a third year student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is studying History and International Studies with certificates in Southeast Asian Studies and Political Science. Windorski studied Filipino at SEASSI 2022.

 

GRACE HUEY-LING LIEW (she/her)

Student Assistant, Wisconsin Intensive Summer Language Institutes (WISLI)

wisli@lpo.wisc.edu

Grace Liew is a first year graduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, originally from Malaysia. She is currently in the MS of Pharmaceutical Sciences-Applied Drug Development program and has a BS in Biochemistry with a certificate in Entrepreneurship from UW-Madison. She speaks 4 languages and 1 dialect: English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hakka (Chinese dialect) and Malay.