City of Madison sustainability a focus of WSB real estate class
With support from UniverCity Alliance, Professor Yongheng Deng partnered with the City of Madison to localize sustainability issues.
Better. Places. Together.
With support from UniverCity Alliance, Professor Yongheng Deng partnered with the City of Madison to localize sustainability issues.
Students in a new J-School video production class created promotional materials for UniverCity Alliance.
The grant will help strengthen an emerging connection with UniverCity Alliance.
UW-Madison faculty and students are working together to achieve sustainability priorities by linking local plans to global goals through a partnership that connects two schools on campus with the City of Madison.
Professor Yongheng Deng is partnering with the City of Madison with support from the UniverCity Alliance to study and evaluate sustainable strategies and actions within the city’s Imagine Madison comprehensive plan. “Our goal for this ‘Urban and Regional Economics’ course is to guide the students to take a holistic view of urban and housing economics, …
December 15 (4:30pm): WI School of Business students & Professor Yongheng Deng. East Atrium, Grainger Hall.
November 30 (12-1pm) for Badger Talks LIVE on Facebook.
Maria Morgen never doubted how her classroom experience in Public Health 780 would connect with the real world. The class, taught by Deputy Director of the Master of Public Health Program Barbara Duerst, connects students with communities working to improve local health outcomes through the UniverCity Alliance’s UniverCity Year program. “We’re working directly with the …
During the 2020-21 school year, students from the one-year Wisconsin School of Business’ Arts and Creative Enterprise Leadership program executed a meaningful consulting capstone project with the City of Wisconsin Rapids. In partnership with UniverCity Year (UCY), students collaborated to help develop a framework to help the city enhance cultural initiatives. Read the story.
Kotkin will discuss pre-existing conditions, what changed with COVID and where things might end up–even happily. Advanced registration required. November 18 (11:00am CT) in Zoom.