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Winter 2013
From the Vice President and Vice Provost
Happy New Year to our alumni and friends! Winter quarter is just underway and it offers a great opportunity to connect with you. We are pleased to share the most recent OMA&D news and keep you informed about what is happening on campus. On Campus
![]() During his annual address in October, UW President Michael K. Young launched a new initiative that outlines the University’s commitment to making a positive impact on local and global scales. More... ![]() After undergoing an extensive 1.5 year renovation, the new Samuel E. Kelly Ethnic Cultural Center will celebrate its grand opening Jan. 10-11. More... ![]() OMA&D, in collaboration with the Foster School of Business, recently engaged tribal educators in a conversation about how the UW can strengthen its recruitment and retention of Native students. More... Celebrating Diversity![]() The 43rd annual EOP Celebration, Fête and Honors will be held Thurs., May 16, at the Husky Union Building. The event raises funds for student scholarships and recognizes the Charles E. Odegaard Award recipient. More... ![]() Members of the UW community are invited to join OMA&D staff and students as they honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through a day of service, Jan. 21. More... ![]() The Samuel E. Kelly Ethnic Cultural Center hosted a series of annual community luncheons to connect freshmen and transfer students with faculty, staff and student leaders. More... ![]() The Black Student Commission, Black Student Union and the Kelly Cultural Center came together to host the UW’s annual Kwanzaa celebration at Kane Hall on Dec. 5. More... Alumni Spotlight![]() Alumni of color and friends gathered to celebrate UW Homecoming at the OMA&D Purple & Gold Tailgate at Safeco Field, Oct. 27. More... ![]() Nominated for the award by OMA&D and a supporter of diversity at the UW, Herb Bridge, ’47, was honored for his naval service, as well as his commitment to public service and philanthropy. More... ![]() David Ga’oupu Palaita, ’03, and Toka Valu, ’09, are co-founders of a series of anthologies aimed to connect students in Pacific studies courses across the globe. The second book, “Matamai2: Intersecting Knowledge Across the Diaspora,” was published in September. More... ![]() Attention alumni! Looking for a way to give back to OMA&D? Become a recruitment volunteer and assist with outreach efforts for prospective UW students. More... Student Spotlight![]() Bioengineering Ph.D. student Nuvala Fomban, who grew up in the African country of Cameroon, is inspired to improve how infectious diseases and cancer are diagnosed and monitored. More... ![]() The UW freshman and former Educational Talent Search student was named a 2012 recipient of the Friends of the Northwest Association of Educational Opportunity Programs Scholastic Achievement Award. More... More OMA&D News… |
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