There will be a new form of affordable housing for our students, which will open in 2024, at Oliv Madison. The Core Space development is making 10% (i.e. 112 beds) of its beds available at a 40% discounted rate through an agreement with the University of Wisconsin–Madison and the city. OSFA has agreed to …
Campus has set a goal of 5,000 students enrolled in our online undergraduate programs within the next 5 years. To support this growth in a competitive landscape, campus leadership is investigating multiple pathways to attract, retain, and graduate students, while ensuring they have access to financial aid and other student success services. One mechanism to …
On October 8, 2022, ten high school and community college educators from across the U.S. congregated on the UW–Madison campus to participate in a workshop as part of the Engaging Eurasia Teacher Fellowship (EETF) program. Coordinated by Title VI international area studies centers at UW–Madison, Harvard University, The Ohio State University, and the University of …
The Office of the Registrar continues to foster and grow its relationships with campus partners through learning opportunities and trainings. Our team has found that these frequent touch points not only provide those we work with necessary information to complete their work effectively, but also build relationships and strengthen partnerships. The Office of the Registrar …
Like Fall 2020, the Office of the Registrar (RO) anticipated that Spring 2021 was going to look different. Many partners across campus – Academic Advising and Policy Leaders (AAPL), Academic Affairs Continuity Team (AACt), School/College Associate/Assistant Deans, Department Curricular and Enrollment Reps – worked with the RO to, yet again, help adjust for the semester …
At a recent presentation to UCAAA (University Council for Academic Affairs and Assessment), Scott Golueke, Beth Warner and Scott Owczarek presented a proposal for the formation of the new Undergraduate Transfer Credit Advisory Group (UTCAG). At a recent presentation to UCAAA (University Council for Academic Affairs and Assessment), Scott Golueke, Beth Warner and Scott Owczarek …