Badgers open doors. The Raimey-Noland Campaign is another step in UW–Madison’s efforts to promote a sense of belonging among all members of the campus community. Within every program on campus, we hope to see a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment. This campaign draws attention to and seeks support for work that creates a community of… Read more »
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Raimey-Noland Impact: STEM Scholars Program Helps Underrepresented Students Succeed
The new STEM Scholars program within the UW College of Letters & Science is giving students from underrepresented groups a leg up in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
UW Nelson Institute — Supporting Students for the Good of the Environment
The CESP focuses on Badgers from underrepresented communities, first-generation college students, returning adult students, and veterans.
A Remarkable Renovation for Camp Randall’s South End Zone
Originally constructed in 1917, Camp Randall is the fifth-oldest college football stadium in the country.
DEI Support for the School of Education
Throughout her career, Sheila Ruhland MS’84, PhD’90 has witnessed underrepresented students being unnecessarily labeled and separated. These experiences left her keenly aware of the importance of ensuring that everyone in higher education feels a sense of belonging.