Governor Evers’ Proposed Capital Budget Includes Several UW-Madison Projects

Earlier this week, Governor Tony Evers announced his nearly $2.4 billion 2021-23 capital budget proposal. His plan includes about $1 billion for UW System, including four major projects at UW-Madison:

  • A new College of Letters and Science building to replace the aging Mosse Humanities Building, $88 million
  • The first phase of a new College of Engineering building to replace the 82-year-old Computer Aided Engineering Center, $150 million
  • Restoration of the 140-year-old Music Hall on Bascom Hill, $26 million
  • Underground utility work on the Engineering campus, an area prone to damaging floods, $73 million

WKOW-TV has more on the UW-Madison portion of the capital budget proposal:

PROFS Annual Report

PROFS President Michael Bernard-Donals

PROFS President Michael Bernard-Donals will present the PROFS Annual Report for 2019-29 to the Faculty Senate Monday, February 1.

The report (below) outlines the governance structure of PROFS and describes the legislative and outreach efforts undertaken last year.

The meeting begins at 3:30 pm and may be streamed here.

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