Students can learn about upcoming full-time vacancies for recent graduates within the department's Office of Evaluation and Inspections.
La Follette School students, faculty, and staff will be developing concrete goals related to inclusivity in teaching.
At the fourth annual La Follette Forum, leaders across sectors and levels of government will discuss collaborating effectively to deliver high-quality public services.
Students can learn about tech career opportunities in government.
SuccessWorks will be hosting virtual employer mock interviews for students who are interested in technology, data, or analytics careers.
The fair will highlight UW–Madison career resources and include employers sharing internship and job opportunities.
Admitted Student Visit Day provides students who have been admitted into the Master of Public Affairs or Master of International Public Affairs program the opportunity to meet La Follette School faculty, staff, and students so they can make an informed decision about their offer of admission. Students will also have the opportunity to sit in on a class and take a campus tour.
Tind Shepper Ryen is the Assistant Director of the U.S. Government Accountability Office, and works to make distill science and technology-related issues for policymakers.
Foreign Service Officer Lachlyn Soper will share advice for finding careers in foreign policy and international affairs.
Lori Kido Lopez and DeVon Wilson, co-chairs of the College of Letters and Science Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee, will share DEI best practices with La Follette School students, faculty, and staff.
Foreign Service Officer Lachlyn Soper will share advice on how to write and communicate as a foreign policy professional.
Staff will be available to discuss La Follette School graduate programs with UW–Madison undergraduate students.
Help the La Follette School unlock a $20,000 gift when we reach 135 donations on Day of the Badger, UW–Madison’s annual day of giving.
This workshop introduces well-established processes for positioning yourself to execute a focused and successful U.S.-based job search.
Students can speak one-on-one with criminal justice professionals.
La Follette School students, faculty, and staff will be discussing accountability metrics related to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
La Follette undergraduate and graduate students can celebrate Day of the Badger with food, card-writing, and photos.
Mallory SoRelle's research and teaching explore how public policies are produced by, and critically how they reproduce, socioeconomic and political inequality in the United States.
Alumni and the La Follette School community members are invited to our annual social event.
Senior and junior representatives of the US National Security Council will share career advice.
Master's Fair: Explore New Pathways is open to all undergraduate students regardless of background or major. If you or a friend are curious about what new careers paths you can take or what Master's programs …