Academic advising available for all students declared or interested in the Agricultural & Applied Economics major, Agricultural Business Management major, Development Economics certificate, and the certificate in Business Management for Agricultural and Life Sciences.
Starfish is only accessible if you have a wisc.edu account. Open the Starfish app via MyUW – search and add the app to your MyUW dashboard if it doesn’t appear. See Starfish Student Resources for more details.
Michaela Thaw
Taylor Hall, Room 424
427 Lorch Ct. (4th floor)
(608) 262-9488
pthaw@wisc.edu
Development Economics Certificate – see the Guide for the program overview and course list.
Dev Econ cert. Declaration Form
Business Management for Agricultural and Life Sciences Certificate – see the Guide for the program overview and course list.
CALS Business Mgmt cert. Declaration Form
Students in the Agricultural and Applied Economics (AAE) and Agricultural Business Management (ABM) programs are encouraged to pursue personal and academic growth and excellence outside of the classroom. This space aims to be a guide for students to learn about or engage with available campus resources for academics. Also check out the Resources page for AAE/ABM undergrad-specific opportunities!
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Academic Support/Tutoring
- Make use of Instructor/TA office hours
- Tutoring & Learning Support Services main page
- Greater University Tutoring Service (GUTS)
- See tutoring resources for Math, Statistics, Economics, Chemistry, and Writing
Study Abroad
Considering Study Abroad?
- Start with the AAE major advising and ABM major advising pages!
- The Introduction to Study Abroad Canvas course will answer common study abroad questions.
- Meet with CALS Study Abroad Advising!
Scholarships
Apply for scholarships on the Wisconsin Scholarship Hub (WiSH) for departmental and school/college scholarships.
Connect with Undergraduate Academic Awards for nation-wide and campus-wide awards.
Internships, Jobs & Career Advising
Students are responsible for searching, finding, and applying for internships/jobs. UW Student Jobs and Handshake are great places to start exploring. Also explore Summer Internships to learn more.
The Career Exploration Center (CEC) and CALS Career Services are also available to AAE/ABM students. You can take a career assessment or stay up-to-date on workshops and career events through the CEC.
