Mad Rep

MadREP is the economic development agency for the eight-county Madison Region of south-central Wisconsin, leading the expansion and innovation of a dynamic economy where people and businesses thrive. They provide proactive business development, targeted business attraction, strategic development of primary industries, expansion of international opportunities, economic data analysis, industry supply chain mapping, talent development collaboration, support for entrepreneurship resources, technical assistance to start-ups, marketing of economic development assets, and fostering access to business and leadership opportunities. MadREP serves as a partner and collaborator to various entities within the Wisconsin economic development landscape, including state agencies, counties, municipalities, chambers of commerce, and the private sector. They play a crucial role in driving job creation, business growth, and the overall economic prosperity of the Madison Region through their comprehensive regional approach and coordinated talent development pipeline.Generated from the website

The Department of Anthropology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison offers degree courses in undergraduate and graduate programs in diverse areas of the discipline. The Department has three subdisciplines, archaeology, physical anthropology and cultural anthropology. Archaeology is the investigation and interpretation of the remains of past cultures through excavation and laboratory analysis. Physical Anthropology studies the origin and evolution of human biological characteristics, primate ancestors, modern primates and the genetic diversity of contemporary races. Cultural Anthropology is the study of the development and function of cultures, social systems, institutions, customs, arts and the relation of these to human social and psychological needs. The Department of Anthropology home page provides further details regarding courses, faculty and registration information.