Center for Research on College-Workforce Transitions (CCWT)

UNIVERSITY of WISCONSIN-MADISON

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Center for Research on College-Workforce Transitions (CCWT)

UW–Madison’s CCWT conducts research and develops evidence-based tools, resources and programs to promote the career development and wellness of all students, with emphasis on those who have been historically marginalized in higher education and the labor market.

  • Postsecondary universities and colleges worldwide
  • Scholars
  • Practitioners
  • College and university students

Who we serve

  • Develop programming
  • Host public seminars, webinars, conferences and symposia
  • Conduct applied research, policy analysis and comparative analyses
  • Offer customized technical assistance

What we do

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See inspiring stories of people going back to school as adults and learn how adult student scholarships can help you earn your degree later in life.

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Student athletes lock in on academics during the summer

See how student athletes are using summer courses at UW-Madison to stay on track academically and enjoy life in Madison during the summer.

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Alina’s precollege experience: Academic growth and expanded friendships

Explore Alina’s journey at UW–Madison’s Badger Precollege, where forensic science, independence and friendships have helped prepare her for future success.

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