Category: News

Register Now: Knowledge Exchange Series on Children, Youth, and Young Adult Caregivers, Nov. 10

To mark National Family Caregivers Month, UW CIPE's Knowledge Exchange Series returns this November 2026 with an interprofessional documentary screening and active learning experience devoted to the misunderstood topic of children, youth, and young adult caregivers. Dr. Melinda S. Kavanaugh, Professor of Social Work at UW-Milwaukee, will facilitate discussion and present the latest research on young carers.

Spring 2026 Highlights from UW CIPE

Throughout the Spring 2026 semester, the UW Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education impacted over one thousand learners hailing from over a dozen health and social care professional programs. What follows are some highlights from UW CIPE’s programming, distinguished students, and outreach initiatives between January and May 2026. Growing Interprofessional Offerings This spring, UW CIPE’s …

Register Now for Caring Well: A Caregiver Education and Resource Event (6/16/26)

Interprofessional learners interested in learning more about caregiving are encouraged to register for Caring Well: A Caregiver Education and Resource Event. This free,  community-oriented, half-day session will take place at the Pinney Public Library (516 Cottage Grove Rd., Madison, WI 53716) on Tuesday, June 16, 12:30-4:00PM. You may register by completing the following Qualtrics form: …

Mischler Scholars Program Applications Now Open – Deadline June 1, 2026

UW CIPE is proud to announce that applications for the Elaine Mischler, MD Interprofessional Scholars Program are now open! The deadline to apply to this signature mentored scholarly experience in collaborative practice and leadership is June 1, 2026. The Google Forms application is available here: https://bit.ly/MischlerApplication Dr. Mischler has generously provided UW CIPE with an IPE …

Happy Holidays from UW CIPE: Fall 2025 Highlights

As Fall 2025 draws to a close, and we enter the New Year, our team at UW CIPE sends Season’s Greetings to the learners and partners who made this our most dynamic and fulfilling semester yet.  During these last few months, we engaged over 1,200 students representing over a dozen programs in the health sciences …

Registration Now Open for Extreme Weather: Climate Change and Disability Self-Study Asynchronous Module

UW CIPE is excited to announce the January 2026 launch of Extreme Weather: Climate Change and Disability – Building Resilience Together. Registration is now open: click this link or scan this QR code! This module examines the intersections of climate change, extreme weather events, and disability. UW–Madison students will explore how these factors impact clinical …

Calling Learners and Caregivers: Spring 2026 Interprofesional Community Dementia Caregiving Mini-Course (ICDC)

Calling health and social care students AND ADRC caregivers of people with dementia! The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) and the University of Wisconsin Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education (UW CIPE) are working together to offer a mini-course for future clinicians. Participating students in the mini-course are in Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Occupational Therapy, …

Register Now: Caregiving Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion, 10/15, 5-7pm, Signe Skott Cooper Hall

Join us for an inspiring Knowledge Exchange Series (KES) featuring a documentary screening and panel discussion that explores the urgent question: What is caregiving and what does it look like in the state of Wisconsin? Headlining the event is a screening of a 30-minute segment from the new PBS documentary Caregiving, executive produced by Bradley Cooper. …

Fall 2025: Promoting Climate Justice Through Public Health & Social Work Partnerships, 11/4, 12-1pm

UW CIPE is excited to invite Public Health and Social Work students to “Promoting Climate Justice Through Public Health & Social Work Partnerships,” an interprofessional lunch-and-learn taking place on November 4, 2025, 12-1pm, at UW–Madison’s Carson Gulley Center, located at 1515 Tripp Circle. This new learning offering will join master’s students in UW–Madison’s Public Health …

DPT 2025 Visiting Lecture: Dr. Cathy Ciolek

The Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at UW–Madison invites all to attend its 2025 Visiting Lecture on Friday, September 26, for a talk by Dr. Cathy Ciolek entitled, “Incorporating Brain Health Into the Patient’s Plan of Care.” Those interested can attend the lecture in-person in room 3265 of the UW–Madison Medical Sciences Center (located at …