“Eat and Greet” series connects students with policy experts
Alumni and friends serving in state environmental public policy positions were invited to discuss their career paths with students in January.
Inspiring evidence-based policymaking
Alumni and friends serving in state environmental public policy positions were invited to discuss their career paths with students in January.
The La Follette School rang in the new year by embarking on a two-day trip to our nation's capital, Washington D.C.
The annual scholarship recognizes an exceptional student who is passionate about health policy.
In December, 20 students graduated with certificates—12 in public policy and 8 in health policy.
One of our students moderated a session at the UW–Madison Diversity Forum. Another organized an event to encourage voting. Read more about student accomplishments at school and outside the classroom.
In May, health policy certificate student Susan Farias joined Professor Sarah Halpern-Meekin in her work on the project, which studies the impact of poverty reduction on families and young children.
Public policy certificate student Alexa Iraheta spent the summer in Washington, D.C. completing an internship.
Over the summer, two La Follette School MIPA students traveled to Geneva, Switzerland to study in an international policymaking program.
During Latino Heritage Month, the La Follette School and the Wisconsin Law School hosted Legal Luminaries, a networking and panel event featuring Latino Wisconsin judges.
La Follette School master's degree students met with Governor Evers’ staff at the Wisconsin State Capitol building to gain insights into the inner workings of the Governor’s office and how their degrees influence their day-to-day work.