News: Students
New officers take charge of student association
School offers students prize for top science, public policy paper
Thanks to a generous donation to the La Follette School, students can compete for a $250 prize for the best paper in the area of science and public policy. Professors teaching La Follette School courses in 2008-09 can nominate a paper (which can be co-authored) and a selection committee will make the award at the end of the academic year.
Student's dinner shares Wisconsin bounty with New Yorkers
Alum connects students, agency in creation of assistantships
A labor shortage at the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development created the opportunity for two La Follette School students to analyze employment patterns and opportunities.
Student helps bike ride raise $20,000 for food program
Logistics got in the way of Jonny Hunter hearing professor David Weimer explain to first-year students how to write a policy memo as part of the Professional Development Workshop.
Lockheed Martin gift funds two student internships in D.C.
Thanks to a generous donation from Lockheed Martin to the La Follette School, student Nicole Kibble was able to do more than just survive during her summer in Washington, D.C.
Student on Fulbright, La Follette professor do lunch — in Beijing
Given that La Follette School professors often go the extra mile for their students, Melanie Manion's offer to buy student Allison Quatrini lunch was not all that surprising. However, they had lunch in Beijing.
Student association plans for upcoming year
La Follette student wins Fulbright to study language, governance in China
La Follette School student Allison Quatrini is off to China for 14 months, thanks to a Fulbright scholarship.