University of Wisconsin–Madison

About

The Office of Federal Relations advocates on federal policies and issues that affect the university, facilitates congressional and administration meetings for university administrators, faculty and staff, coordinates issue briefings for members of congress and their staff, and serves as a liaison between the University and the federal government. Reporting to the Vice Chancellor for University Relations, the Office of Federal Relations advances UW–Madison’s interests in Washington, D.C. and is responsible for sharing with campus stakeholders policy and funding developments that may impact the research, education or outreach missions of the University.

Nine young adults pose for a group photo outdoors in front of a white building with large neoclassical columns.
Meridith Kisting stand to the right speaking to Tammy Baldwin who faces away from the camera listening and observing the equipment Kisting is describing. In the background, is medical equipment including a large screen and scanning equipment.
A group of eight people poses with Bucky Badger, the University of Wisconsin–Madison mascot, outdoors in front of Bascom Hall.
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