Fundraising was not organized in the early years of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, but it did occur. Even into the early 20th century, private contributions were equated with private, not public institutions. Here’s a look at how philanthropy evolved at the UW-Madison. This video was produced in 2010 to celebrate the impact of philanthropy on… Read more »
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WPC Annual Giving Project Proposals
We are excited to share the finalists for the 2023 Women’s Philanthropy Council Annual Giving Project. Earlier this summer, we issued a call for proposals and received 13 submissions from across campus.
Longtime Fundraiser Departing UW Foundation
Mark Lefebvre, senior vice president for principal gifts at the UW Foundation, has been a champion of UW people, programs and projects for almost 30 years. He’ll depart the foundation this month. “It was here I found great animating ideas,” Lefebvre said of UW-Madison. “It was here that I found the best expression of the Wisconsin Idea.”
Djerassi Play puts Relationships under the Microscope
Department of Theatre & Drama graduate students performed a staged reading of “Foreplay” before an engaged and entertained audience in the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery Town Center that included the play’s author, world-renowned scientist and fiction writer Carl Djerassi (’45 PhD L&S). Djerassi’s three-day visit to campus was an ILLUMINATE: UW-Madison Year of the Arts event.
Philip M. Farrell
After 10 years as chair of the UW–Madison Department of Pediatrics and eight years as medical director of UW Children’s Hospital, Philip Farrell became dean of the School of Medicine and Public Health in 1995. During his tenure, he helped change the face of the school. His achievements include: – guiding the transition of UW… Read more »