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Survey finds many Wisconsin residents struggle with personal finances, inflation
J. Michael Collins examines new survey data to gauge Wisconsinites’ thoughts on their finances.
UW–Madison’s prestigious Initiative in Social Genomics joins the La Follette School
The Initiative in Social Genomics integrates social science and genetic research to study how genes are linked with human behavior and socio-economic outcomes, how genes and environments interact, and how social conditions can influence humans all the way down to the molecular level.
La Follette and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel partner to highlight what matters to Wisconsin
The La Follette School and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel will share insights throughout the year on how Wisconsinites feel about policy topics relevant to the 2024 election.
Certificate program growth and December graduates
147 new students joined the certificate programs in November, bringing the total number of undergraduate students enrolled to 470.
Randy Romanski – Alumni in the Spotlight
Randy Romanski is Secretary at the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
Kim Plache – Alumni in the Spotlight
Kim Plache is the Deputy Executive Director at the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority
Steven Little – Alumni in the Spotlight
Steven Little is the Deputy Secretary at the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
Internships bridge gap between academic knowledge and real-world application
Five La Follette School students share their experiences in public-policy internships.
Alumni news – January 2024
In the new year, several of our alumni recently shared their journeys as mentors, parents, spouses, and family members.