La Follette ranked among top 10% of nation’s public affairs graduate schools, first for small programs
The La Follette School ranks 23rd among the country’s public affairs graduate schools, according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 rankings.
Inspiring evidence-based policymaking
The La Follette School ranks 23rd among the country’s public affairs graduate schools, according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 rankings.
Participants learned about managing and leading in public organizations from La Follette School faculty and other leaders in policy-related positions.
In this report, La Follette students evaluate the economic effects of eliminating Wisconsin’s policy of suspending driver’s licenses for nonpayment of legal financial obligations.
In this report, La Follette students assess six scenarios for a City of Madison-run childcare center.
In March and April, in-person and remote attendees visited the graduate programs to gather information and connect with current students, faculty, and staff.
Alumni discuss skills and attributes they find useful for their work in health policy.
"Central to my career goals is the desire to effect positive change and empower individuals through the formulation and implementation of impactful public policies."
Ross Milton examines Wisconsin residents' views on taxes and explains the process for state and local taxes in the Badger State.
Earlier this year, La Follette School students traveled to Chicago to meet and learn from alumni working at public, private, and nonprofit organizations.
J. Michael Collins presented to policymakers at the State Capitol about how Wisconsin households are faring in today’s economy.