UWM leads the charge toward a more diverse workplace

By Graham Hartlaub
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The UWM Panther Foundations for Success: Internship Development Program is dedicated to helping underrepresented students find internships and full-time positions during their academic career and after graduation.

Ashley Handley joined the program as a junior and quickly landed an internship at Rockwell Automation. Her outstanding performance led to a full-time position beginning in summer 2019.

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