Graduate student Abigail Cordiner navigates dyslexia in science
Young third-grade Abigail Cordiner never had trouble understanding the problem—only reading it.
Graduate education at the University of Wisconsin–Madison
Young third-grade Abigail Cordiner never had trouble understanding the problem—only reading it.
Nearly 20 programs ranked in their respective Top 10 lists, shining a light on the breadth and depth of the university’s graduate offerings.
Kyle Flickinger’s interest in insects, frogs and other animals kicked off a scientific journey that eventually led to UW.
As the Political Science Department’s TA mentors, Rachel Tan and Lisa de Sousa Dias bring incredible passion and dedication to the work of teaching.
Before starting her PhD at UW–Madison, Thérèse had a long career as a Hmong language consultant.
After earning his undergraduate degree at UW–Madison, Andrew stayed to pursue a master's in bacteriology.
Pablo is the glue that holds the Cabrera research lab in Animal and Dairy Sciences together.
Alia loves libraries and museums, and helps sustain spaces like these through her work as a children’s librarian.
As a PhD student, Savannah has built a community by attending events, volunteering, and making space for others to find belonging.
Zach's research and outreach explore how community engagement with music can empower people to develop agency in a collective musical environment.