Donald Radcliffe- Scholarships Lead to Growth, Service
A big reason I am able to pursue these incredible experiences is that I have had financial assistance in the form of scholarships.
The Impact of Gifts
Channeling Campus Resources to Sustain Tomorrow’s Health
Ensuring world health today and tomorrow will require resources from across campus, says Jonathan Patz, director of the Global Health Institute.
Why I Give: Russell Has Witnessed What Giving Makes Possible
Jeff Russell has seen what philanthropy can do on campus, and that’s a big reason he and his wife, Vicki, support the UW-Madison.
With Help from Milwaukee Company, Two Engineers Graduate with a Head Start
Two University if Wisconsin-Madison engineering graduates had a head start on promising careers even as they crossed the stage in the May 2012 commencement ceremony. Now they will join the ranks of engineers at Rockwell Automation.
Fueling Dreams: Chad Navis Studies, Encourages Entrepreneurship
Chad Navis, assistant professor of management and human resources, uses his research into entrepreneurship to inform his classes, encouraging students to start successful businesses.
Mellon Foundation Backs a New Paradigm for Area Studies
The Mellon Foundation gift will provide “bridge funding” over several years to allow the university to prepare for the future.
Summer Snapshots: Badgers Go Digging
Most of the students in the College of Letters & Science may be away, but that doesn’t mean the action has stopped on campus. Our faculty and staff are still living out the Wisconsin Idea, both in Madison and all over the world.
Looking Out for Small Towns
K. Gus Vlahadamis has established the Vlahadamis Law Firm Scholarship in the University of Wisconsin Law School, and once it is endowed, he would like it to support Wisconsin students outside of Dane and Milwaukee counties interested in practicing in rural Wisconsin.
