University of Wisconsin–Madison

Category: Education

Donna Shalala, Tererai Trent keynote 4W global summit for women

  Donna Shalala, president of the  Clinton Foundation and former University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor and Zimbabwe humanitarian Tererai Trent headline a public slate of speakers for the 2016 Summit on Women, Gender and Well-being, now in its 39th year. The conference happens over three days with breakout sessions considering the junction of women, gender and …

Global Health Institute supports graduate students, visiting scholars and traveling faculty to study human, animal, environmental health

Girls’ health, open spaces, West Nile virus and cardiac care are among the topics University of Wisconsin-Madison investigators will explore with awards announced March 28, 2016, by the Global Health Institute (GHI). The Institute awarded eight Graduate Student Research Awards, one Faculty-Staff Travel Award and three Visiting Scholar Awards in amounts from $2,500 to $8,000. …

Wisc.edu: Medical Students Work in Milwaukee to ‘TRIUMPH’ Over Health Problems

University of Wisconsin medical students are placed in medically undeserved communities outside of Madison to address health challenges. The TRIUMPH program works in Milwaukee’s south side where obesity is a rising issue.

High School students explore global health

High School students explore global health

Global health leader, Chris Olsen, retires

As he retires, Christopher Olsen leaves behind a legacy of global health leadership and education.

Patz to lead MOOC on climate change policy and public health

GHI Director Jonathan Patz leads a November MOOC on climate change policy and public health.

Global health ethic echoes calls from Aldo Leopold, Pope Francis to care for people and the planet

Global health ethic echoes calls from Aldo Leopold, Pope Francis to care for people and the planet.

4-H key to improving young lives in Ghana

4-H key to improving young lives in Ghana

In the midst of Ebola, UW alumna learns to trust science

To many of us, flying into Liberia at the height of the Ebola epidemic would spell only danger. For Dr. Hannah Kirking, a Badger twice over and an epidemic intelligence service officer with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a month among villagers in Grand Cape Mount County was a chance to embody the …

Rural Wisconsin high school students explore global health and becoming world citizens

Workshop introduces rural Wisconsin high school students to global citizenship.