Voices
A Badger Precollege alum and his mom share their experiences with the program and the lasting lessons that have stayed with them.
Chris Harry, assistant dean and the director of Badger Precollege, chats with podcast hosts about about what students should look for in a high-quality summer program.
Five international students shared what they like best about the program and how it has impacted their future education plans.
Madison365 spoke with Badger Precollege staff about the annual Latino Youth Summit for middle school students — and how it helps young learners prepare for college and career.
Summer Music Clinic helps alum snare his place in UW Marching Band
Now a member of the UW Marching Band drumline, Elliott Frank says SMC helped him get comfortable with campus — and the audition process.
Five arts instructors share what they’re looking forward to teaching precollege students this summer — from music production and composition to photography and creative writing.
Rob Dz is a hip-hop musician, spoken word artist and Kennedy Center-certified teaching artist. This summer, he revises his role as instructor for UW–Madison’s Summer Music Clinic.
La directora asociada Ola Skyba conversa con La Movida Radio sobre las próximas oportunidades en Badger Precollege. Mira la entrevista aquí.
The precollege program strives to help all students find their personal path to college — and to develop the skills and confidence they need to succeed when they get there.
The Badger Precollege team is building on a strong history of precollege programming at UW–Madison to boost access, diversity and collaboration for young learners.
Since 2000, more than 200 students have graduated from ITA Madison, and an estimated 99% of graduates have gone on to attend post-secondary institutions.
Wisconsin Center for Academically Talented Youth fosters passion for learning
WCATY held 48 courses and organized more than 140 field trips. More than 500 students took the courses.
Students learn from distinguished music teachers and enjoy social time.
High school students tour cutting-edge engineering labs.
The six-week residential program is designed for women and groups historically underrepresented in engineering.
In the free four-week program, students learn to communicate in Korean and explore Korean cultural traditions.
Campers will make friends, have fun, and work with experienced educators from around the country.