Emily Batlan from Evening Degree sits down with Kurt to explore the ins and outs of taking a class online at UW. 

 

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What should I do if I speak a language that the University of Washington doesn’t teach or test for? Ann Trail, the Undergraduate Advising Center’s language specialist, talks about how students go about demonstrating that they are proficient in their language.

 

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How do people come to terms with difficult moments and events in history? How do we begin to tell stories about trauma and violence that we experience on an international scale? How do movies and literature shape our perceptions of history? Can we work today to have some of those difficult dialogs that are necessary […]

 

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Do you love to dance? Have you ever considered how the music you listen to every day has been influenced by the history of migration in the U.S.? Do you wish you could get credit for going to the Experience Music Project (EMP)? Dr. Shannon Dudley joins us to talk about his course that is […]

 

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Find out what great things can happen when an extraordinary man gives to the University he loves. Kathy Woodward, the Director of the Simpson Center for the Humanities, talks about the unique, wonderful, rich array of courses that students can take through this series.

 

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Undergraduate academic adviser Myla Rugge talks about the features and benefits of the Degree Audit Reporting System.

 

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Running Start guru and Undergraduate Adviser Kay Balston chats with Kurt about what incoming students who did Running Start in high school need to think about. How are college credits like tattoos? Listen away!

 

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Want to change the world? Elizabeth Simmons-O’Neill, director of the CLP, stops by to discuss one of the University’s most established service-learning opportunities.

 

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