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Haveman gives keynote at benefit-cost analysis conference
Herd wins two campus awards
La Follette School sociologist Pamela Herd has won two prestigious Vilas awards from the university.
Huber publishes book on immigration experience
Destinations and results are often unexpected, alum Leslie Albrecht Huber finds as she applies aspects of her La Follette training to her career as a freelance writer.
Inglis Steinfeld gains tools to change system through dual MPA-law degree program
After college, Nate Inglis Steinfeld spent two years watching dedicated public servants within the complex world of the Federal Emergency Management Agency in Washington, D.C. Eventually he decided he needed more education to pressure the system to aid communities, and so he enrolled at the La Follette School.
Journalist Mukherji applies hands-on international public affairs
Taking questions and comments from early morning callers to Wisconsin Public Radio is just one component of 2012 alum Naya Mukherji's engagement with people from different backgrounds.
Journalist to speak at Policy and a Pint tonight
Journalist to speak at Tuesday's Policy and a Pint
Knutson’s emphasis on continuous improvement strengthens county services
When La Follette School alum Craig Knutson took a position as assistant to the county administrator in 1979, he had no idea that 35 years later he'd be looking back on a lifelong career serving residents of Rock County in southern Wisconsin.
Krumenauer finds school, work experiences add up
Fifteen months after she completed her capstone workshop report at the La Follette School, Gail Krumenauer found herself sitting with three other economists figuring out why the state of Oregon's per-capita personal income was declining compared to the rest of the United States.