UW-Madison's focus on promoting the applicability of classroom learning in real-life situations through The Wisconsin Idea has influenced the continued trend in graduates’ enrollment in the Peace Corp.
UW-Madison Second Largest Producer of Peace Corps Volunteers
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- February 23, 2016
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