Video Gallery
Water Undone: The trailer
Oct. 25, 2010—Associate Professor Jim Gawel (Environmental Science) is set to debut a new documentary on the Puyallup River Watershed this Thursday, Oct. 28, in Philip Hall. If you haven't already RSVP'd to the premiere of Water Undone: The Effort To Save The Puyallup River Watershed, it's too late - the event is sold out. However, you can take a peek at the trailer right here in Inside Track.
Read morePaid parking 101
Sept. 15, 2010—Paid parking begins on the streets around UW Tacoma next Monday, and folks who park on the street will need to learn how to use the new meters.
Read moreHip-Hop Dance Crew helps paint Cheney Stadium purple
July 26, 2010—If you didn't have tickets to the second-annual Tacoma Rainiers' Paint the Park Purple game Saturday night, you missed a great time. Huskies took over the stadium, with everyone from the players and coaches to the fans in UW purple.
Read moreMichael Johnson at TEDx Tacoma
May 13, 2010—Here's a video of Michael Johnson's (Student Services) terrific speech at the TEDx Tacoma event on May 2. Michael spoke about "Love without intention and incentive." His talk was well received, and he later said it was one of the best days of his life. Kudos, Michael!
Read moreWalk this Way
April 1, 2010—In case you missed our big premiere today, here's UW Tacoma's new video, Walk this Way. Produced by Advancement and Media Services, the video will be used to show prospective students what it's like on campus, where to eat, where to play and where to study.
Read moreDistinguished Reseach lecture: "Listening to Movies"
Dec. 14, 2009—If you missed Claudia Gorbman's lecture, "Listening to Movies," a couple of weeks ago, you can still catch it online. Gorbman (IAS), winner of the 2009 Distinguished Research Award, showed film clips as she spoke about two approaches to film music and explored how music affects the viewing experience. See the full video here (45 minutes)
Garden in the City: Documentary on the Giving Garden
Aug. 4, 2009—Daniel Nash (IAS '09) made this video about UW Tacoma's Giving Garden for a communication class in spring 2009.
"I took documentary production during my last quarter with UW Tacoma because I love the technical puzzle of putting together a video, but I quickly found out Professor Kunz wanted us to make style secondary to substance," Nash says. "He wanted us to think of our documentary as an argument about the world, and a medium for social change.
"As a topic, the Giving Garden practically spoke for itself. Here was a handful of staff and students applying classroom knowledge to feed the needy. I can't think of any better social change to promote at the college level."
