Nancy Ballsrud explains what makes students fall in love with UW-Madison. She also talks about the ways that the educational excellence of the UW has had a worldwide ripple effect.
Why I Give: Nancy Ballsrud
- March 11, 2016
Share This Story
Share This Story
Featured News and Stories
“Jump Around” or Lambeau Leap? Explore the Wisconsin football traditions that unite Badgers and Packers fans.
Which Homecoming tradition are you?
Guess this UW-related word.
What should you plant in your autumnal garden?
WAA members bring Flat Bucky on all their greatest adventures.
Marcus Carpenter ’00 is building a better food system for emerging farmers.
Bilingual outreach specialist Gaonou Thao supports HMoob farmers and Wisconsin’s local food system.
This food scientist is turning a costly dairy byproduct into something valuable.
Is there really a class that teaches UW–Madison folklore?
“Jump Around” or Lambeau Leap? Explore the Wisconsin football traditions that unite Badgers and Packers fans.
Which Homecoming tradition are you?
Guess this UW-related word.
What should you plant in your autumnal garden?
WAA members bring Flat Bucky on all their greatest adventures.
Marcus Carpenter ’00 is building a better food system for emerging farmers.
Bilingual outreach specialist Gaonou Thao supports HMoob farmers and Wisconsin’s local food system.
This food scientist is turning a costly dairy byproduct into something valuable.
Is there really a class that teaches UW–Madison folklore?
“Jump Around” or Lambeau Leap? Explore the Wisconsin football traditions that unite Badgers and Packers fans.
Which Homecoming tradition are you?
Guess this UW-related word.
What should you plant in your autumnal garden?
WAA members bring Flat Bucky on all their greatest adventures.
Marcus Carpenter ’00 is building a better food system for emerging farmers.
Bilingual outreach specialist Gaonou Thao supports HMoob farmers and Wisconsin’s local food system.
This food scientist is turning a costly dairy byproduct into something valuable.
Is there really a class that teaches UW–Madison folklore?