Check out these opportunities to engage in conversations and learnings that build skills and knowledge. Below, there are listed ongoing series and educational opportunities around diversity and inclusion, business and innovation, international, and professional development.
For opportunities that connect students and recent alumni with businesses, check out this semester’s list of career fair and recruitment events.
Upcoming Campus Events
- March
- March 29Distinguished Entrepreneurs LunchDr. Katy Jinkins, Co-Founder and CEO of SixLine12:15 PM, 5110 Grainger Hall
- March 30RED Talk with Matt Upstone & Steve Lueck from Associated BankEnabling the Digital Paradigm: Giving Your Company Fire4:00 PM, 2310 Computer Sciences
- April
- April 4
- April 5
- April 5Distinguished Entrepreneurs LunchRachel Neill, Co-Founder and CEO of Carex Consulting Group12:15 PM, 5110 Grainger Hall
- April 5
- April 6
- April 11
- April 12
- April 12Distinguished Entrepreneurs LunchNicole Cook, Founder of Alvee and Carson Cook, Founder of Fractal Wealth, Tokemak and Membrane12:15 PM, 5110 Grainger Hall
Events and Webinars
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
Centering Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Team Building
Offered May 10, 2023 – May 12, 2023
In-person and online
This course, a core program in the Professional Certificate in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion offered by UW-Madison’s Center for Professional and Executive Development (CPED), helps professionals develop skills needed to assemble diverse teams and create a more equitable company culture, through hiring practices, onboarding, and other ways to create a welcoming environment. More.
BUSINESS AND INNOVATION
Entrepreneurons
This ongoing series from WARF brings together thought leaders from across the country and our own backyard to exchange perspectives on core topics ranging from identifying an opportunity to building a startup team to financing and beyond.
Crossroads of Ideas
This monthly public lecture series from the Discovery Building addresses challenging and engaging social science topics such as politics, policy issues, ethics, public perceptions, law and science and society.
UW Now Livestream
The Wisconsin Alumni Association presents moderated faculty lightning talks about the work happening on campus now, followed by live Q & A sessions.
Badger Talks LIVE
This virtual series from UW Connects features UW–Madison faculty and staff experts on a wide variety of interesting and engaging topics.
INTERNATIONAL
Business Spanish Certificate Program
Next session starts on Jan. 18, 2022. Complete within 9 months.
Madison, WI
In six to nine months, this course from UW–Madison Continuing Studies can greatly improve your professional proficiency in Spanish and gain the cultural knowledge you need to conduct business in Spain and Latin America. More.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Course: Intro to Business Analytics – Quantitative Methods
Online, self-paced via UW–Madison
With this online, self-paced course, you will develop a solid understanding of the basic concepts underlying quantitative analysis and business statistics important to any business problem, and especially so for Six Sigma projects. Gain the knowledge and the tools to dissect complicated business problems and provide quantitative analysis to problems instead of relying on intuition and instincts. More.