WISCAPE programs promote timely dialogues among postsecondary education leaders, researchers, policymakers, and other key stakeholders with the goal of increasing their understanding of leadership and management issues, best practices, and current research. These programs encourage participants to share their differing viewpoints on the challenges facing postsecondary education, an important component in promoting effective postsecondary education leadership practices and policies. WISCAPE's various programs and series are described in greater detail below.
To learn about programs scheduled for the current semester, please visit the WISCAPE Calendar.
WISCAPE conferences and forums combine a variety of formats, including public lectures, panels of stakeholder representatives, invitational presentations, guest lectures in graduate-level courses, and scholars-in-residence programs.
Brown bag forums, held over the noon hour, are smaller, less formal gatherings in which postsecondary education researchers, practitioners, and policymakers share their current research and reflections with an audience from around campus and the Madison community.