UniverCity Alliance Scholars partner with Wisconsin communities to work on local priorities
For the second year, UniverCity Alliance Scholars are working with local governments on community-identified priorities.
Better. Places. Together.
For the second year, UniverCity Alliance Scholars are working with local governments on community-identified priorities.
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 …
UniverCity Alliance connects University of Wisconsin–Madison student interns with projects that address city of Madison priorities.
Continuing financial support from the Knapp Bequest allows UniverCity Alliance to pair student interns with projects that address priorities of the City of Madison.
Interested in gaining experiences with local government? Consider applying to the City of Madison’s Affirmative Action Student Professionals In Residence (AASPIRE) and the UniverCity Alliance Scholars Program.
Funding from the Kemper K. Knapp Bequest is supporting student interns with stipends to conduct projects that address Madison priorities.
Though UniverCity Alliance’s Welcome to Your Urban Future course, University of Wisconsin–Madison sophomore Shawn Zhu was connected to a leadership role in Madison’s local government.
For the second year, Wisconsin School of Business students analyzed city of Madison plans and connected them with Sustainable Development Goals.
The Badger Herald | Ava McNarney | Dec. 14, 2022
Matthew Mitnick ‘21 worked with the City of Madison during his final semester to develop health and safety goals, strategies, and actions that were adopted a year later into the city’s Performance Excellence Framework.