Internship illustrates the importance of inclusive representation in government
Public policy certificate student Alexa Iraheta spent the summer in Washington, D.C. completing an internship.
Inspiring evidence-based policymaking
Public policy certificate student Alexa Iraheta spent the summer in Washington, D.C. completing an internship.
"I always had this passion for witnessing the result of my work and effort in the real world and making a tangible impact on society."
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As heat pumps gain popularity in the U.S. as an important strategy for reducing fossil fuel emissions, new research led by Morgan Edwards highlights current inequities in the technology’s use.
As a Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, every day Jill Karofsky (MA ’92) is tasked with thinking about the most important issues of our time and is challenged by thorny legal issues.
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"La Follette gets into the weeds of policy work, and you can follow your values to learn how to address problems in policy areas you care about."
On October 24–25, La Follette School alumni and friends raised over $5,700 during Fill the Hill to support the school’s upcoming student career trip to Washington, D.C.
The Department of Energy (DOE) announced a $2 million grant for Morgan Edwards and her collaborators to develop a more sustainable heat pump.
Over the summer, two La Follette School MIPA students traveled to Geneva, Switzerland to study in an international policymaking program.