Events

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Wisconsin Idea Conference

This gathering seeks to provide a springboard for community and university collaborations and strengthen the culture of the Wisconsin Idea across UW–Madison. The next conference will be on Monday, April 19, 2027.

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To kick off the school year, our Civic Engagement Intern, Sam Arnold, conducted a Capitol Building Tour, one of the many campus tours taking place at the beginning of the semester, to introduce new students to the rich history and culture existing right in their backyard. These tours educated students on the important operations of the Madison Capitol and allowed them to gain a better understanding of the political system, with the hopes of increasing civic engagement on campus for upcoming elections.

Wisconsin Welcome 2026

Wisconsin Welcome is a multi-week (Aug. 29-Sept. 20), new-student event to celebrate your arrival on campus. Check out our public service-oriented sponsored events in collaboration with UW–Madison’s Wisconsin Welcome.

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A student chats with an organization representative at the 2017 spring fair

Public Service Fair

The Public Service Fair is an opportunity for nonprofits engaged in social impact and public service work to connect with UW–Madison students. The Spring Public Service Fair will be held on at Gordon Commons on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2027.

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Ruby Sandeman doing community engagement workshop

Student Workshops

Excited to learn more about what community engagement is and how to prepare for the work? Register and attend a variety of workshops and online modules facilitated and prepared by the community engagement education team.

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Mixer Event for Food Sustainability

Community-University Mixers

These social-oriented events are intended to provide both community organizations and campus faculty and staff the opportunity to connect over shared interests, build relationships, share resources and potentially seed partnerships.

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This panel features academic partners and student researchers discussing the ongoing collaboration between UW–Madison’s Department of Planning & Landscape Architecture, Department of Chemistry and the City of Madison regarding the redesign of John Nolen Drive.

Community-Engaged Scholarship

The Morgridge Center for Public Service organizes multiple programs intended to advance the practice of CES. This includes workshops, the Engaged Scholars Talks series, a journal club, and more.

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