The Chronicle of Higher Education, May 4 2022
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UW-Odyssey Project Celebrates 19th Graduating Class
Corey Saffold, an Odyssey graduate in 2006, is celebrating receiving his bachelor’s degree this year. Saffold and Co-Director and Founder Emily Auerbach sat down with NBC15 Friday afternoon to talk about the impact of the …
Odyssey Beyond Bars Featured on 93.1 JAMZ
JAMZ Life, April 14 2022
Former professor, “Odyssey dad” Robert Auerbach receives philanthropy award
“At a November 11 ceremony, Robert “Bob” Auerbach – UW professor emeritus and father of UW Odyssey Project Co-Director Emily Auerbach – accepted a 2021 Outstanding Individual Philanthropist award from the Association of Fundraising Professionals-Greater …
Odyssey Project puts Wisconsin Idea into Action
“For over a century, UW-Madison has been guided by the Wisconsin Idea: the principle that higher education should influence and benefit people’s lives outside the traditional boundaries of the classroom. The Odyssey Project, which offers …
INSIDE STORIES: Otis Harris Jr.
In this episode, Otis shares the moments that shaped his manhood and led him to see himself in a different light. We listen to a story Otis Harris Jr told a few yeas ago as …
“This one class opened up so many doors.”
Love Wisconsin, August 6 2021
UW Odyssey Project Class of 2021
Despite battling COVID, deaths of loved ones, homelessness, domestic abuse, parenting stress, lost wages, and physical and mental health challenges, the UW-Madison Odyssey Class of 2021 beat the odds. Thirty-five students graduated in a virtual …
The UW-Odyssey Project shines a light on George Floyd’s death
“We linked the George Floyd killing to centuries of racial injustice,” explained Auerbach. The program studied Frederick Douglass, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Langston Hughes and others. “We link today to what we’re reading from …
UW program will teach for-credit college courses in Wisconsin prisons
Channel 3000, May 18 2021