Communication Guidelines for Grantees

The Wisconsin Partnership Program (WPP) is available to assist you with communication about your grant or award.

Award Announcement

After a grant is awarded, WPP will draft a press release to announce the new awards. This press release is posted on the WPP website and the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health newsfeed and newsletter, as well as shared on WPP social media channels and featured in our monthly e-newsletter. Community grant announcements will be shared with local media; faculty grant announcements will be shared with relevant UW School of Medicine and Public Health departments.

WPP is also happy to assist you with drafting a release or with media outreach for your specific grant award.

Referencing the Wisconsin Partnership Program

• As outlined in your Memorandum of Understanding, please reference your funding as follows: The Wisconsin Partnership Program at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health or the UW School of Medicine and Public Health’s Wisconsin Partnership Program (Ex: This project was funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Program at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health)
• Logo Use: Contact us to request a copy of the WPP logo

Keep Us Posted!

If you have any progress to highlight or if your project has been featured in the news, please share the details with us. Send us the links or let us know, and we may be able to cross-promote or amplify your news.

Photography

Please let us know if you have an event or activity that lends itself to a photo opportunity. We may be able to arrange for a professional photographer to cover it. Over time, we will write articles about many funded projects, and a good photo enhances the story.

Using Social Media

We are active on social media channels, including X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook. Follow us on Facebook or @WisPartnership on X.