UW–Madison Writers’ Institute helps authors navigate the publishing industry
The writing conference helped attendees learn about the publishing industry, improve their craft, and network with people who can boost their literary careers.
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Category: Success Stories
New report shows Odyssey Project’s profound impact on families
The Odyssey Project is a two-semester humanities course for adults facing obstacles to a college education.
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Professional Certificate in Online Education helps international educator prepare for the future
Participants find out how to craft class objectives and assessments while studying the ways technology shapes distance education.
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Returning adult students find path to success at UW-Madison
UW-Madison will present Outstanding Undergraduate Returning Adult Student Awards at an April 24 ceremony.
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Odyssey Project student a cheerleader for others, and for herself
The Odyssey Project provides a free humanities class for people facing barriers to higher education.
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Writing group shares personal stories of success and sisterhood at 2018 Writers’ Institute
Writers’ Institute is a place for authors to work on their writing and navigate the publishing industry with agents, publishers, and UW–Madison writing instructors. It takes place April 12-15 at the Madison Concourse Hotel.
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UW Advance helps doctoral students from China learn and grow in Madison
UW Advance includes English instruction, specialized lectures and seminars, cultural activities, field trips, and other opportunities to get acquainted with the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
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Instructional designer puts herself in learners’ shoes in Fundamentals of Online Teaching for Health Care Professionals
This six-week course is tailored to the needs of educators in fields such as nursing, radiology, pharmacy, and medicine, which are increasingly offering online training.
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Isthmus: UW–Madison Writers’ Institute helps authors navigate the path to publication
Writers’ Institute is a community as well as a conference. It’s also an opportunity for Midwestern writers to share stories from their communities with a wider audience.
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With a federal grant, recovery coaches combat opioid abuse in Wisconsin
Recovery coaches are peer advocates who have experienced addiction and recovery.
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Reforming the financial services industry to help struggling Americans
‘The Unbanking of America’ explores the role of a dysfunctional banking and credit system.
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UW Advance gives international students a taste of American life, culture, and academics
International students in UW Advance develop skills such as leadership and interpersonal communication while learning about the latest trends in science, technology, education, and business. Throughout it all, they practice written and conversational English.
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