For Scholars
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
Posse Office Information
Posse Office
Monday-Friday / 9:00am – 5:00pm
Red Gym (Suite 239), 716 Langdon St., Madison, WI
Posse Virtual Office
By appointment only. Please email posse@cdo.wisc.edu.
Printing Available for Posse Scholars
Posse Office – Red Gym (Suite 239), 716 Langdon St., Madison, WI
Upcoming Events
Fall Big Meeting
Thursday, September 17th, 2026
5:00-7:30 p.m.
Tripp Commons, Memorial Union
Required for all staff and scholars
PossePlus Retreat 2027
Friday, February 5th-Sunday, February 7th
Lake Lawn Resort, Delavan, WI
Required for all staff and scholars
Posse Career Visits
October 26th-28th, 2026
Seminar and 1:1s
See communication from Posse Career staff for details
Spring Big Meeting
Thursday, April 8th, 2027
5:00-7:30 p.m.
Tripp Commons, Memorial Union
Required for all staff and scholars
Pre-PPR Big Meeting
Thursday, February 4th, 2027
5:00-7:30 p.m.
Great Hall, Memorial Union
Required for all staff and scholars
Senior Celebration 2027
Friday, May 7th (tentative)
More details to come!
Academic Resources
Link to all academic resources: Learning Support at UW–Madison
More to be added!
GUTS (Greater University Tutorial Service) || Drop-in tutoring || Academic Match
PLA (Peer Learning Association) – Biology 151, 152, 153
UBSO (Undergraduate Biochemistry Students Organization) – biochem courses
Mathlab – Math 101-240
Math Tutorial Program – Math 113-234
Algebra Lab Hours – Math 96 and 112
GUTS (Greater University Tutorial Service) || Drop-in tutoring || Academic Match
ULC (Undergraduate Learning Center – CoE) – chem, math, physics, comp sci and engineering (Wendt Commons)
University Housing Academic Tutoring – drop-in help
SLC (Statistics Learning Center) – Stats 224, 301, 324, and 371
GUTS (Greater University Tutorial Service) || Drop-in tutoring || Academic Match
BLC (Business Learning Center) – Econ 101 and 102; AIS 100, 211, and 300; Fin 300; Bus Analytics I and II
ESA (Economics Student Association) – Econ 101 and 102
GUTS (Greater University Tutorial Service) || Drop-in tutoring || Academic Match
Department of Economics ($fee$; private tutoring) – Econ 101, 102, 301, 302, and other courses
Computer Science Learning Center – CompSci 200, 220, 300, and 400
ULC (Undergraduate Learning Center – CoE) – chem, math, physics, comp sci and engineering (Wendt Commons)
Pi Tau Sigma (Mechanical Engineering Honor Society) – mechanical engineering courses
ULC (Undergraduate Learning Center – CoE) – chem, math, physics, comp sci and engineering (Wendt Commons)
Mental Wellness
University Health Services (UHS)
Provides basic medical, mental health, and preventative services to students.
608.265.5600
Counseling Psychology Training Clinic (CPTC)
A training clinic run by the UW–Madison Department of Counseling Psychology. If you’re a UW–Madison student or community member seeking high-quality, cost-efficient, and multiculturally competent psychological and mental health services, we’re here for you.
Office of Student Assistance and Support (OSAS)
The Office of Student Assistance and Support (formerly known as the Dean of Students Office) is a primary resource for connecting students who are navigating personal, academic, or health issues, to supportive campus and community resources. The OSAS also serves as a central location for reporting issues of hate and bias, sexual assault, and hazing.
Campus Resources
Financial Aid
Posse scholars can reach out to Martina Diaz, Senior Financial Aid Advisor, at 608-262-4448 or martina.diaz@wisc.edu, regarding financial aid.
University Housing
Living on campus is an essential part of the undergraduate experience at UW–Madison, and University Housing provides an environment that is built for your success. Offering unique communities full of resources, support, convenient services, events, and thousands of fellow Badgers.
COVID-19 Response
The university has adopted new measures to enhance the safety of the campus community. Click to learn more and keep up with the most updated COVID news.
More UW Opportunities
Study Abroad
International Academic Programs (IAP), a unit of the International Division, leads campus efforts to provide credit-bearing academic experiences worldwide for UW–Madison students from diverse backgrounds in all majors and academic levels.
Student Jobs at UW
Find meaningful opportunities that can support your educational pursuits and lifestyle while also gaining critical professional and personal skills.
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