UW Transfer Student eNewsletter
UW Transfer Student eNewsletter
AUTUMN 2006 | Issue No. 7 
UW VIRTUAL TOUR
TRANSFER THURSDAYS
Thinking about transferring to the UW? If you are, Transfer Thursday is your gateway to transfer information. At a Transfer Thursday session, you can speak to an admissions counselor who will tell you all about applying to the UW. You can also meet with an undergraduate academic advisor who will help you prepare for your intended UW major. Bring your questions and your unofficial transcript(s). It’s one-stop shopping for the prospective transfer student.

Where:
University of Washington
171 Mary Gates Hall

When:
Every Thursday 1:00 - 4:00.
Admissions sessions
begin at 2:30!


For more information:
(206) 543-2550 or click here.

CREDITS
Megan McConnell
Editor

Mike McCain
Technical Designer

Contributors:
Diane Guerra
Terry Hill
Susan Inman
Jean Joichi
Megan McConnell
Helene Obradovich
Jason Patterson
Vega Subramaniam


The Transfer eNewsletter is a project of the UW Undergraduate Advising GatewayCenter.
Undergraduate
Gateway Center

171 Mary Gates Hall
Weekdays 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

CC Advisers: Have You Met Your Gateway Liaison?

By Megan McConnell, Academic Counselor, UAA Advising


The Undergraduate Gateway Center at the University of Washington is home to a cadre of academic counselors who primarily serve undeclared or undecided students. We are also the host of Transfer Thursday, where prospective students come to find out more about programs of interest at the UW as well as admission procedures.

One of each adviser’s many responsibilities is serving as a liaison with one or more community colleges around the state. Our goal is to visit each community college in the state once a year, if possible, and even if a visit is not possible, to establish a working relationship with advisers and faculty at the assigned college(s) to provide advising information.

Some of the things your liaison may do:

So, if you are a community college adviser and you don’t know who your current liaison is, here’s the skinny:

Bellevue

Donna Sharpe

On BCC campus

Big Bend

Laura Avila

206-543-2598 or
lavila@u.washington.edu

Cascadia

Peg Cheng

206-616-3452 or
pcheng@u.washington.edu

Centralia

Jim Scott

206-221-6064 or
jimscott@u.washington.edu

Clark

Laura Avila

206-543-2598 or
lavila@u.washington.edu

Columbia Basin

Laura Avila

206-543-2598 or
lavila@u.washington.edu

Edmonds

Nancy Hennes

206-543-4883 or
nhennes@u.washington.edu

Everett

Kay Balston

206-543-7194 or
kbalston@u.washington.edu

Gray’s Harbor

Jim Scott

206-221-6064 or
jimscott@u.washington.edu

Green River

Peg Cheng

206-616-3452 or
pcheng@u.washington.edu

Highline

Kay Balston

206-543-7194 or
kbalston@u.washington.edu

Lower Columbia

Laura Avila

206-543-2598 or
lavila@u.washington.edu

North Seattle

Nancy Hennes

206-543-4883 or
nhennes@u.washington.edu

Olympic

Jim Scott

206-221-6064 or
jimscott@u.washington.edu

Peninsula

Laura Avila

206-543-2598 or
lavila@u.washington.edu

Pierce (both campuses)

Dave Sayrs

206-616-7302 or
dsayrs@u.washington.edu

Seattle Central

Laura Avila

206-543-2598 or
lavila@u.washington.edu

Shoreline

Joyce Fagel

On Shoreline campus

Skagit Valley

Clay Schwenn

206-543-4871 or
cschwenn@u.washington.edu

South Puget Sound

Ann Trail

206-685-2777 or
trail@u.washington.edu

South Seattle

Heather Clineschmidt

206-543-7547 or
hcline@u.washington.edu

Spokane Falls

Dave Sayrs

206-616-7302 or
dsayrs@u.washington.edu

Spokane

Dave Sayrs

206-616-7302 or
dsayrs@u.washington.edu

Tacoma

Ann Trail

206-685-2777 or
trail@u.washington.edu

Walla Walla

Laura Avila

206-543-2598 or
lavila@u.washington.edu

Wenatchee

Laura Avila

206-543-2598 or
lavila@u.washington.edu

Whatcom

Clay Schwenn

206-543-4871 or
cschwenn@u.washington.edu

Yakima Valley

Heather Clineschmidt

206-543-7547 or
hcline@u.washington.edu


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