This fall, the Wisconsin School of Business (WSB) proudly celebrates its 125th anniversary and its enduring legacy, which is built on innovation, leadership, and community. At WSB, students receive a world-class education that equips them with the expertise and confidence to become the change makers of tomorrow.
As we celebrate 125 years of doing business the Badger way, we’re proud to highlight one of the most transformative aspects of a WSB degree: experiential learning. This hands-on approach allows students to step outside the classroom and into real business environments, shaping generations of future Business Badgers.
One powerful example of experiential learning is Leadership at Lambeau, an immersive three-day summit at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The summit allows students to deepen their own leadership philosophy through hands-on sessions, personality assessments, and professional mentorship.
“Leadership at Lambeau helped me reflect on how I lead now and how I can grow. It gave me tools I now use in my student organizations, internships, and everyday life,” says Ella Pernsteiner x’27, a WSB student who participated in the summit earlier this summer.
Experiences like Ella’s are made possible by donor support. As we look to the next 125 years, our ability to provide transformative experiences—like career treks, job shadows, and summits like Leadership at Lambeau—is made possible by dedicated supporters like you. During this year’s Fill the Hill, we invite alumni, community members, and friends to help give every student the chance to participate in these opportunities—and experience business like never before.