Learners can find numerous ways to enrich their lives and boost their careers through winter/spring offerings.
The 30th annual event is April 4-7, at the Madison Concourse Hotel.
Wisconsin fights national opioid crisis with online Competencies Addiction Recovery Services program
By helping learners develop competencies in areas such as counseling methods, screening and assessment, and treatment planning, CARES provides the tools they need to change lives and make a difference in their communities.
When Greg Renz retired as a fire captain, he decided to build a writing career from his memories of daring rescues.
Through the connections and friendships they’ve made over the years at the Writers’ Institute, they’ve built solid writing careers.
The intensive one-week course at the UW–Madison French House included an introduction to Belgian French and culture, plus a deep dive into French medical and technological terms.
Chancellor Rebecca Blank welcomed nontraditional students to the “big Badger family.”
Finding a fun, welcoming way to participate in American culture has helped Sun feel more comfortable and confident.
“What History Tells”: European Racism, Anti-Semitism, and the Fate of Liberalism, 1890-1945, an online course featuring archival lectures by renowned history scholar George Mosse, runs Jan. 22 through March 10.
Find out how much you know about cover letters, switching careers, and going back to school as an adult.
The 30th annual event is April 4-7, at the Madison Concourse Hotel.
Learners can find numerous ways to grow their lives and their careers in the Continuing Studies winter/spring 2019 catalog, which debuts online and in Isthmus Nov. 29.