Cosh leads communications at DNR
Cira helps countries manage urbanization
People in countries around the world are better able to manage rapid urbanization thanks to the problem-solving skills Dean Cira learned at the La Follette Institute of Public Affairs.
Bakken looks forward to tackling environment, health
Shelton ponders benefits of taconite mine
Outreach director Terry Shelton ruminates on how the taconite mine proposed for northern Wisconsin could provide jobs and enhance the state's reputation for environmental innovation in an opinion piece in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Read the article …
Students' report on conservation funding garners news coverage
A report on Wisconsin conservation funding by La Follette School students in the Public Affairs Workshop received coverage by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on May 9.
Science, policy writer to meet with students
Spokeperson's career talk available online
1993 alum Bill Cosh's talk about his career path is available online. The
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources spokesperson spoke at the La
Follette School on April 10.
On the hot seat: Alum to describe career
Analysis course benefits state of Wisconsin
Public affairs students in David Weimer's cost-benefit analysis class are helping state agencies and community organizations make better decisions about criminal justice reform, environmental regulations, child welfare, mental health treatment and other policy areas.
Klusmeier increases transparency, efficiency of state programs
A passion for public service and an interest in energy policy brought Amy Klusmeier to the La Follette School. Four years later she is evaluating public programs as an analyst with the Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau.