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Annual Badger Bioneers Conference

At Badger Bioneers, local leaders and innovators will foster connections and discover intersections – because that’s what Big ‘S’ Sustainability is all about. Through interactive learning, inspiring speakers, and collaborative sharing, participants will gain new skills, partners, and ideas to make real change happen in the Madison region and beyond. Be a part of it all.

Wisconsin’s Health Improvement Planning Process: Priorities for the Next Five Years

Join Karen McKeown, RN, MSN, to discuss Wisconsin’s health planning process. She is the State Health Officer and Administrator of the Wisconsin Division of Public Health. The presentation is part of the Population Health Sciences Monday Seminar Series.  

Annual INEI Conference

Pharmaceuticals in Africa: Research, Pricing and Meeting Needs

Join ASP and the UW Global Health Institute for a round table discussion on “Pharmaceuticals in Africa: Research, Pricing and Meeting Needs.”  The Vice President of Manchester Trade, Anthony Carroll, will be moderating the discussion. Speakers will include Jeff Kemprecos, the Executive Director of Emerging Markets Public Policy of Merck and Co; Jeanette Roberts, School …

UW National One Health Day Colloquium

University of Wisconsin students, faculty and staff, and community members are invited to submit abstracts to present flash talks at the inaugural UW National One Health Day Colloquium. Presenters from all disciplines are welcome to showcase the broad reach of the One Health concept that understands the health of humans, animals and eco-systems are interlinked, …

Nursing student brings fresh perspective to UW-Madison

Nursing student brings different perspective

Apply now for 2017 GHI and 4W grants and awards

Apply now for 2017 grants and awards from the Global Health Institute and 4W Initiative.

Freshwater fish play a surprisingly crucial role in feeding some of the world’s most vulnerable people, according to a study co-authored by UW-Madison professor

Freshwater fish play a surprisingly crucial role in feeding some of the world’s most vulnerable people, according to a study co-authored by UW-Madison professor

Building Community, a Global Health Celebration

Join UW-Madison students, alumni and friends to celebrate UW-Madison’s contributions to global health, reconnect with old friends and meet new ones. Friday, October 28 DeJope Residence Hall, Mendota Room 640 Elm Drive 5:00 p.m. Registration and reception 6:00 p.m. Program 6:40 p.m. Dessert, coffee, conversation Tickets cost $10 each and include one drink ticket. There’s …

Making the World Better: What it Means to Work in International Relations

UW-Madison visiting alumni, Anthony Carroll and Ambassador John Lange (retired) will be on campus to share their professional experience ranging from international development, global health, and public service. This is a unique opportunity to learn from two passionate alumni who have made a career out of making the world a better place. If you are …