The event will help participants improve their work in both fiction and nonfiction.
Three daylong programs will introduce the Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment model for health and human service professionals.
‘Happiness traps’ are destructive habits that prevent us from finding contentment in our jobs.
Soft skills will help you understand how your new team works and adapt to the organization’s culture.
Archival lectures by the late UW-Madison professor George Mosse provide unique insight into racism and fascism.
The conference provides in-depth feedback for writers of all levels on June 11-15.
The book challenges the notion that educational institutions are out of sync with employer needs.
Director Chris Chambers shares tips on Wisconsin Public Radio.
This six-week course is tailored to the needs of educators in fields such as nursing, radiology, pharmacy, and medicine, which are increasingly offering online training.
The certificate involves five daylong sessions on the UW Pyle Center on March 15-18 and April 14, 2018.
Emily Vander Velden will help low-income adults overcome obstacles to higher education.
In this approach, instructors acknowledge that each student begins a course with different knowledge, skills, and abilities.