UW-Madison debuts public policy major, seeks new home in Music Hall
SABINE MARTIN
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Students, including senior Paige Blackdeer, right, and freshman Bram Lieberman, left, present arguments in their Advancing Public Policy in a Divided America class last week.
UW-Madison’s La Follette School of Public Affairs is launching its first undergraduate major and is planning a big move on campus — a reflection, leaders say, of the rising interest in public policy.
Amber Wichowsky, center left, talks to students in her Advancing Public Policy in a Divided America class in the School of Education at UW-Madison on Tuesday. The course will be required for the new La Follette School of Public Affairs public policy major.
Students attend their “Advancing Public Policy in a Divided America” class, which is a required course for the La Follette School of Public Affairs’ new public policy major, in the School of Education at UW-Madison on Tuesday.
Amber Wichowsky, right, talks to students as they prepare to present their arguments in the “Advancing Public Policy in a Divided America” class. UW-Madison’s School of Public Affairs currently uses space in 26 buildings across campus.
Amber Wichowsky, center left, talks to students in her Advancing Public Policy in a Divided America class in the School of Education at UW-Madison on Tuesday. The course will be required for the new La Follette School of Public Affairs public policy major.
Students, including senior Paige Blackdeer, right, and freshman Bram Lieberman, left, present arguments in their Advancing Public Policy in a Divided America class last week.
Amber Wichowsky, right, talks to students as they prepare to present their arguments in the “Advancing Public Policy in a Divided America” class. UW-Madison’s School of Public Affairs currently uses space in 26 buildings across campus.
Students attend their “Advancing Public Policy in a Divided America” class, which is a required course for the La Follette School of Public Affairs’ new public policy major, in the School of Education at UW-Madison on Tuesday.
