2024 Washington Seminar Update
The 2024 Washington Seminar is underway! Recently, students kicked off the 3-week study away program by spending the week in Madison, Wisconsin. The students…
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Deadline Extended – Washington Seminar 2024
Good news! Students now have until March 15 to apply for the 2024 Washington Seminar. This immersive study away program, held May 28 to…
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Washington Seminar 2024: One more week to apply
There is just one week left to apply for the 2024 Washington Seminar. Applications will close March 1, 2024 and space is limited. Learn…
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Washington Seminar 2024 Applications Now Open
The Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service (WIPPS) and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee are excited to announce that applications are open for the…
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2023 Washington Seminar Update
After spending last week in Madison visiting with leaders and legislators (including Governor Evers and Attorney General Kaul), the 2023 Washington Seminar students have…
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The Washington Seminar to Resume in 2023 – Applications Open
The Washington Seminar to Resume in 2023 – Applications Open The Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service (WIPPS) and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee…
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What seventh graders can teach us about problem-solving – and civility
WIPPS Washington Seminar 2017 was in its second week in the nation’s Capitol when tragedy struck. U.S. Congressman Steve Scalise was shot by an…
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Washington Seminar wrap-up
Washington Seminar 2017: Students experience public policy ‘up close and personal’ in Madison and D.C. From the opening night reception in Madison with UW…
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Murco Foundation support students in Washington Seminar
In 2016, WIPPS completed the first year of our Washington Seminar Program. With the generous support of the Murco Foundation, we are proud to…
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Washington Seminar learning in the heart of policy-making
“Every minute of every day in the midst of American democracy.” This is how UW-Baraboo student Heather Breunig described her experience in the first…
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