THE WISCONSIN EXPERIENCE SEMINAR

INTER-LS 139

Examine self, community, and the liberal arts education while progressing through a major exploration framework - critically engage with the concepts of belonging and transitions, and explore questions of identity, community, and connectedness; explore UW schools/colleges, departments, majors, opportunities and resources; make connections between coursework and lived experiences outside of class to strengthen strategic exploration. Using readings, discussions, in-class activities, and out-of-class assignments, proceed through a framework with the goal of developing knowledge, confidence, and tools to navigate the University's opportunities and resources.

PSYCH 310

A course carried with a UW-Madison Study Abroad Program which has no equivalent on this campus. Current enrollment in a UW-Madison study abroad program

INTER-AG 140

Gain exposure to the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) and UW-Madison, including resources and opportunities available as well as the foundational skills necessary for a successful transition to campus. Modules focus on your personal, academic, and professional development. Reflect on your goals and engage with peers to develop a roadmap for your own Wisconsin Experience.

ELPA 600

For participants in M.S. cooperative program to maintain UW-Madison status during terms when taking courses from partner institution.

STDYABRD 125

Natural science course taken on UW-Madison resident study abroad program for which there is no departmental equivalent. Current enrollment in a UW-Madison study abroad program