UW–Madison and the State
Three times named Wisconsin manufacturer of the year, find out why Greenheck continues to turn to UW-Madison business resources to help refine and improve their processes.
Site is one of twelve across the state where researchers test, improve and adapt techniques to meet the needs of Wisconsin farmers.
The identification was made possible because the new CDC supported center has the people and the capacity to do more surveillance, for Zika and other diseases, mitigating health risks.
Learn how the Wisconsin Academy for Rural Medicine initiative at the UW School of Medicine and Public Health is preparing physicians to meet the needs of the residents in rural Wisconsin.
A “capstone class” taught at the Wisconsin Energy Institute is helping the Wisconsin city of Waterloo evaluate whether it could generate all its electricity from renewable sources on city-owned land. Read more.
The partnership brought knowledge and discoveries off campus and into a community. Learn more about the outcomes and how ideas will take shape into action.
Discover how a UW dairy science professor and her students set out to tackle a silent killer and improve outcomes for the state’s dairy production.
The program is well underway in the city of Monona and now other Wisconsin communities are encouraged to apply for the next round to become a UniverCity. Learn more about the Alliance.
Crystal Potts will join University Relations as the director of state relations for UW–Madison in November.
Potts comes to UW–Madison from Wisconsin state Sen. Howard Marklein’s office, where she served as his chief of staff and supported the legislature’s Joint Finance Committee.
This resource illustrates the university’s funding sources, expenditures, student financial aid, fund balances and economic impact. Chancellor Rebecca Blank states, “It is my hope that this document helps us build the case for why UW–Madison should be a priority for investment by the state of Wisconsin.”