Rick Issod died during his sophomore year of college and was never able to achieve his dreams. But his parents are helping other UW-Madison students reach their goals through the Richard Scott Issod Great People Scholarship
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Campus Readies for Selig’s Arrival
Major League Baseball Commissioner Allan H. “Bud” Selig, a 1956 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, will return to campus to write his memoirs after he retires in 2012. Selig, a history major, has endowed a professorship on the history of sports, and scholarships have been created in his honor. In this Wisconsin State Journal story, George Hesselberg reports on preparations for Selig’s arrival.
Middleton Society
The Middleton Society represents alumni, faculty and friends whose support inspires hope and empowers the scientists, clinicians, educators and students who turn that hope into action. Founded in 1989 by the Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association, the Society reflects a legacy of commitment to advancing health and discovery. We look forward to recognizing your contributions and… Read more »
Benefits of Membership
All Middleton Society Members receive The Middleton Society Dinner Middleton Society members are invited to the annual Middleton Society Appreciation Dinner. This event highlights notable activities at the School and celebrates the School’s contributions to improved health for individuals and communities. Guests have an opportunity to meet school leadership and the researchers, physicians and students… Read more »
Levels of Giving
Middleton Fellow (legacy level—no longer open to new members) William S. Middleton (1890–1975) The vigor, zeal, and forthright optimism with which Middleton approached every problem made him one of the most popular and venerated deans of the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. Bardeen Fellow (25,000–$49,999) Charles R. Bardeen (1871–1935) Founding dean… Read more »