The UW-Madison PEOPLE Program (Pre-College Enrichment Opportunity Program for Learning Excellence) seeks to increase college enrollment and graduation rates of Wisconsin students of color, students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds and first generation college attendees. The program focuses on promoting students’ pursuit of higher education, particularly at UW-Madison. PEOPLE was created in direct response to the… Read more »
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Posse Program
In partnership with the national Posse Foundation, UW-Madison identifies public high school students from Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., and New York City who have extraordinary academic and leadership potential and who may be overlooked by the traditional college selection process. In addition, UW-Madison works with the Posse Foundation to extend an opportunity for these… Read more »
Wisconsin Union
Since 1928, the Union has been an important part of the campus community. Long considered the campus “living room,” the Memorial Union and Union South serve thousands of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members who continue the tradition of attending art exhibits in Union galleries, meeting friends and future spouses on the Terrace… Read more »
LGBT Studies Certificate Program
Established in 2003, the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) Studies Certificate Program is a campus-wide interdisciplinary certificate open to undergraduate students in any major. The certificate has become very popular, with 55 students having completed their certificates and 46 currently enrolled as of February, 2007. LGBT and allies alike want to learn more about this… Read more »
Our Perspective
Perspectives- Nancy Francisco-Welke As a development director for the School of Medicine and Public Health, Nancy Francisco-Welke helped raise funds to build the American Family Children’s Hospital. She talks about how the state-of-the-art facility has made the scary experience of going to the hospital a little more comfortable for young patients and their families and… Read more »