Love stories from La Follette
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, we're looking back at just a few examples of love stories built at La Follette.
Inspiring evidence-based policymaking
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, we're looking back at just a few examples of love stories built at La Follette.
"I have appreciated the opportunity to dive into long-term projects at La Follette, particularly in Policy Analysis, Cost-Benefit Analysis, and the Capstone."
"I felt the 5+1 program was a way to fine-tune my skills while at the same time transitioning from political work to evidence-based policy research to better prepare me for meaningful work in public service."
Upcoming spring events feature speakers focused on civil dialogue and finding common ground, including Gov. Mitch Daniels, Greg Lukianoff, and Michael Barbaro.
La Follette's new faculty member Tony Lo Sasso answers questions about his research and approach to teaching.
"The Wisconsin Idea’s core message keeps us respectful and open to dialogue while giving us the tools to support evidence-based measures."
"After learning about the Accelerated MPA Program, I decided it would be a great route to take to pursue public policy as a full-time career with only needing to spend five years in school."
"The knowledge from the core classes here at La Follette has enhanced my skill set and instilled a new perspective on politics, policy, and how the world works."
"The most rewarding experience at La Follette has been the reception of La Follette's administrative staff, my professors, and my cohort."
Master of Public Affairs students Jacklyn Alsbro and Abbie Klein presented their research at the November Fall Research Conference with the Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management (APPAM).