“Learning about and participating in the federal rulemaking process allowed me to have a unique hands-on experience in a complex governing process.”
Milwaukee DA’s office Early Prevention and Community Partnership Units
“In my internship, I gained practical experience that complements the knowledge I learned within the classroom.”
Tsarovsky engages students to make a difference in local government
As the president of the Campus Area Neighborhood Association, current MPA-MPH student Eli Tsarovsky has worked to open up conversations in Madison on licensing and affordable housing.
The Wilderness Society
“The internship helped me narrow down my policy interests.”
Covering Wisconsin
“Witnessing the process and its implications firsthand shed light on the complexities of healthcare policy changes and their effects on often vulnerable populations.”
Wisconsin Department of Justice Office of Crime Victims Services
“I experienced the flow of various projects in real-time from defining the policy issue, collecting current information, conducting further research, and offering solutions. It was valuable to experience how policy work can unravel and go through the process of collaborating with others towards a common goal.”
Wisconsin State Senator Jeff Smith
“The skills that I have been learning at La Follette have helped me with research I have conducted during my internship. Through various public policy courses, I have learned to conduct thorough research and try to predict as many potential questions as possible.”
United States Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of Wisconsin
“Throughout my internship, I worked on and saw every kind of case that the United States Attorneys in Milwaukee handle. I worked on cases that spanned from Human Trafficking and Armed Robbery to Sexual harassment and Hate Crimes.”
Wisconsin Medical Society
“I did a lot of research for this internship, so the next steps were grounded in my contribution.”
NYC Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings
“I was able to participate in events in many agencies of city government, while meeting council members, judges, and agency commissioners along the way. I found this experience to be very beneficial, especially for learning more about the intersection of law and public policy.”