CPM Projects

CPM Projects

The Wisconsin Certified Public Manager Program provides its candidates with the opportunity to strengthen their administrative, technical, and interpersonal skills through classes, activities, and written and applied projects.  In the final, executive management phase of the program, candidates must complete a Class Project. This initiative requires team-based application of managerial skills and knowledge in a real-world setting. The project should contribute to the improvement of a public or non-profit organization, providing candidates an opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to the larger community.

These projects include many strategies and applications which could be replicated in similar organizations. For more information on any of these project initiatives, we can put you in touch with the authors. Contact the CPM office cpm@dcs.wisc.edu.

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Applied Capstone Projects

You may download a full list of applied projects by program graduates here (.xls, 100k).

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Class Projects

The following Class Projects have been completed since 2006:

2016: Rock Lake Activity Center, Lake Mills

2015: Community Voice: Increasing Resident Engagement in Southwest Madison

2014: Computer Tips for Senior Citizens

2013: Friends of PACT Manual

2012: Having a Voice: An Introduction to Local Civics

2011: Make a Difference Day in Rock County, Wisconsin

2010: Olbrich Botanical Gardens User Survey

2008: Assisting the Dane County Humane Society in its Mobile Adoption Program

2007: Coordination of the Annual Conference of the Academy of Certified Public Managers

2006: Supporting the Kennedy Heights Neighborhood Center