By helping learners develop competencies in areas such as counseling methods, screening and assessment, and treatment planning, CARES provides the tools they need to change lives and make a difference in their communities.
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When Greg Renz retired as a fire captain, he decided to build a writing career from his memories of daring rescues.
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Through the connections and friendships they've made over the years at the Writers' Institute, they've built solid writing careers.
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As director of development and community partnerships for the University of Wisconsin–Madison Odyssey Project, Johnson leads fundraising efforts for a program that has helped more than 500 disadvantaged individuals make strides toward their educational goals.
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The intensive one-week course at the UW–Madison French House included an introduction to Belgian French and culture, plus a deep dive into French medical and technological terms.
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Chancellor Rebecca Blank welcomed nontraditional students to the “big Badger family.”
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Finding a fun, welcoming way to participate in American culture has helped Sun feel more comfortable and confident.
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“What History Tells”: European Racism, Anti-Semitism, and the Fate of Liberalism, 1890-1945, an online course featuring archival lectures by renowned history scholar George Mosse, runs Jan. 22 through March 10.
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The 30th annual event is April 4-7, at the Madison Concourse Hotel.
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