Better. Places. Together.
The UniverCity Alliance and Department of Political Science seeks two students to conduct policy research for the Dane County Board of Supervisors about two policy issues: MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Students should have at least junior standing to apply. COMPENSATION: Students will receive a $1500 stipdend for their work or directed study credit if preferred. COMMITMENT: Hours are flexible, and …
For the second year, UniverCity Alliance Scholars are working with local governments on community-identified priorities.
Prior to this role, McBride worked for the cities of Beloit and Ashland.
Are you a new faculty member, instructor, or staff member interested in applying your work to communities of all sizes? Join us at an upcoming meet-and-greet with UniverCity Alliance on either Wednesday, Oct. 23 or Thursday, Oct. 24.
The City of Madison is in search of a student who help guide the next chapter of the city’s economic development strategy. Applications received by Sept. 9, 2024 will be given priority.
Are you interested in learning more about Madison and the city’s vision to be inclusive, innovative, and thriving? Join UniverCity Alliance at the Make Your Madison @ the Public Service Fair hosted by the Morgridge Center for Public Service to meet with city staff and local elected officials. You’ll learn about services the city has …
Starting in 2022, UniverCity has supported Dane County by pairing two students each semester to work on policy analysis projects.
UW–Madison students can engage in applied research as policy analysis interns through a collaboration between UniverCity Alliance, the Department of Political Science, and Dane County.
University of Wisconsin–Madison students research extreme heat in partnership with community organizations.
You’re a part of making better places together with UniverCity Alliance, and we hope you’ll attend our celebration on Friday, Sept. 13 from 2-4 p.m. at Tripp Commons in Memorial Union!