Lifelong Learner column
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Three-quarters of Odyssey Project graduates take more college courses after completing the program’s credit-bearing humanities class.

UW-Madison’s outstanding adult students were honored with scholarships and awards at a ceremony on April 23, 2019. Their stories of resilience and determination are the embodiment of the Wisconsin Idea.

Be your own boss with five freelancing tips from a career counselor.

In Wisconsin, ex-offenders recently out of prison have many resources to begin their job search and should be optimistic about their options.

Two UW–Madison programs—the Odyssey Project and Badger Ready—have helped a local dad discover his potential and resume his journey to a bachelor’s degree.

Strategies for reinventing higher education in a time of longer lifespans.

If you’re applying for jobs in publishing, public relations, web design, or another creative field, be prepared to share an online portfolio.

As director of development and community partnerships for the University of Wisconsin–Madison Odyssey Project, Johnson leads fundraising efforts for a program that has helped more than 500 disadvantaged individuals make strides toward their educational goals.

The outcome of a session will be proportional to the amount of effort you invest.