From the Vice President and Vice Provost
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Sheila Edwards Lange |
Fall quarter is underway and campus is buzzing again with the excitement of another academic year. It also means UW Homecoming and the Instructional Center Reunion are right around the corner. We hope to see many of you in the coming weeks. More...
On Campus
OMA&D to Host Instructional Center
ReunionIC alumni are invited to join us for this special event to reminisce and reconnect with each other and the staff who make the center a home-away-from-home for so many Huskies. More...
Come Home for the
WeekendCelebrate UW Homecoming with OMA&D on Oct.25! Join us for pre-game tailgate festivities in The Zone and group seating at the Husky football game versus Arizona State. Get your tickets today!More...
New & Recently Tenured FacultyMeet the latest group of faculty engaged in diversity-related research, teaching or service who are recently tenured or new to the UW. More...
In MemoriamCelebrating Diversity
Champions Program Recognized on National StageThe Angels in Adoption Award and a visit to the White House for freshman Rachel Scott highlight recent accolades for the OMA&D program that provides college access and support for alumni of foster care. More...
No Longer Invisible Project
Celebrates AAPI HeritageTo commemorate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May, UW students, faculty, staff and alumni shared their personal stories of identity. More...
Welcome Daze Introduces New Students to UW A resource fair, welcome program, dinner and trivia contests were the featured activities at OMA&D's annual orientation event for new freshmen and transfer students. More...
Alumni Spotlight
Q&A
with Toyia Taylor, '97The former actress and current entrepreneur reflects on her Husky Experience and what inspires her to give back, both personally and professionally. More...
Gordon Hirabayashi's Legacy
HonoredA one-man play at Seattle's ACT Theatre and a UW360 episode recently recognized the former UW student who defied federal government internment orders during World War II.
The Gift of Studying AbroadIn 2008, Katherine McDermott,’00, established an endowed fund that is helping students who want to explore the world. More...
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Upcoming Events
- Oct. 23: IC Reunion Mixer
- Oct. 24: W Day
- Oct. 25: MAP Breakfast
- Oct. 25: The Weekend
Pride Points
- More than 35,000 students have used the OMA&D Instructional Center (IC) since 1976.
- Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) students who utilize the IC are retained and graduate at higher rates than EOP non-users.
- In addition to the UW, IC users have gone on to earn advanced degrees from universities such as Harvard, Pennsylvania, Cornell, NYU, Michigan, Stanford, UCLA, University of Southern California, Vanderbilt and Johns Hopkins.
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