Posted under Events, Student Groups on Campus, Student support and self care on Feb 17, 2023
The UW School of Social Work Transracial Adoptee Group (TAG) invites all BIPOC adoptee students, staff, and faculty across all three campuses to attend our Winter 2023 potluck! The potluck will be held on Wednesday, February 22, 2023 at 6:30pm PST in Room 306 of the School of Social Work building (4101 15th Avenue NE, Seattle, WA 98105-6299).
TAG is a student-led affinity group that offers support and community building to transracial adoptees at the University of Washington School of Social Work. Along with providing transracial adoptees an inclusive space to share stories, TAG is committed to increasing efforts to amplify the voices of adoptees in the classroom and on campus.
TAG and this event are open to all BIPOC adoptees that are current UW students, staff, and faculty, as well as previous TAG alumni.
Posted under Events, Student Resources, Student support and self care on Feb 3, 2023
With the two recent shootings and ongoing violence impacting the Asian American community, we are hosting a space for people to process and build community. Participants will create a luminary jars in remembrance of loved ones as a process of healing and remembrance in addition to space to listen, share and learn from one another.
“Tea Time Talk: Asian American Mental Health and Healing” Event
Join us for a cup of Tea and sweets as we want to make room for Asian American voices and needs, and create healing space for conversations about how racism and violence impacts Asian American mental health.
Sincerely,
Cultivating a Culture of Care Initiative (CCCI), UW Counseling Center, Kelly ECC and OMA&D/EOP
Posted under Just for fun, Student support and self care on Feb 3, 2023
Save the date for our next gathering 2/16 from 5-6:30PM – Hybrid format – room 305 or via Zoom. Please RSVP so we can prepare enough supplies for folks in person.
Zoom: https://washington.zoom.us/j/93544742892
Meeting ID: 935 4474 2892
Save the dates for other meet ups: Location TBD, 5-6:30PM
Posted under Events, Student Resources, Student support and self care on Jan 21, 2023
Struggling with persistent feelings of inadequacy, self-doubt, and fraudulence is a common experience for social work students. Join our SSW Mental Health Specialist, Lev Cunningham, for this interactive workshop to learn about imposter syndrome, how to recognize it, and how to work with it.
Friday, January 27th at 1pm: https://washington.zoom.us/j/97537926858
Posted under Student Resources, Student support and self care on Jan 12, 2023
We are challenging students to participate in the #HUSKYKIND challenge this quarter. There is much research that connects acts of kindness and improved mental health. It has the added bonus of cultivating a culture of care. For more information go to this link.
Posted under Career information and Professional Development Opportunities, Events, Student support and self care, Workshops on Mar 28, 2022
Posted under Events, Student Groups on Campus, Student Resources, Student support and self care on Mar 28, 2022
Posted on behalf of SWAPI
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Hello SWAPI Members,
We hope you are well and ready to enjoy your break (or maybe already enjoying). Please save the below dates for our Spring Quarter 2022 SWAPI Meetings/activities.
SWAPI is a UW School of Social Work Affinity Group for students, staff, and faculty who identify as Asian, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian.
Spring Quarter 2022 Save the Dates:
– April 7th: Monthly Hybrid Meeting at SSW (Room TBD) and via Zoom, 5:30-6:30pm PT (with optional in-person post meeting hang out, usually a meal)
– April 30th: Seattle Chinatown/International District (postponed) Lunar New Year Celebration, https://www.seattlechinatownid.com/experiences/lunar-new-year, more details to come
– May 5th: Monthly Hybrid Meeting at SSW (Room TBD) and via Zoom, 5:30-6:30pm PT (with optional in-person post meeting hang out, usually a meal)
– June 2nd: Monthly Hybrid Meeting at SSW (Room TBD) and via Zoom, 5:30-6:30pm PT (with optional in-person post meeting hang out, usually a meal)
Posted under Events, Interest areas, Just for fun, LGBTQIA+, Student support and self care on Mar 7, 2022
The UW Q-munity are looking for student performers to perform in this year’s UW Drag Show!
The deadline to sign up for an audition is the end of Week 10 (March 11th). The auditions will be held in the first and second week of Spring Quarter. We encourage anyone (Drag Kings, Drag Queen, and anyone in between) to sign up! The UW Drag Show is on April 22nd and will be a friendly competition with prizes for participants!
Please contact asuwwsc@uw.edu if you have any questions or concerns. The flyer also includes some more details.
Signup Link: https://forms.gle/NjtED5EErPZ7SHqeA
Posted under Events, Student Groups on Campus, Student support and self care on Nov 29, 2021
This is a reminder that the next SWAPI meeting is on Thursday December 2, 2021, 5:30-6:30pm. Like November’s SWAPI Meeting, we will have a post-meeting hang out at a local U-District spot.
SWAPI is a UW School of Social Work Affinity Group for students, staff, and faculty who identify as Asian and/or Pacific Islander.
On December 2nd, 2021 5:30-6:30, we would love it if you could join us in person! The meeting will be in Room 306AB – UW SSW
Please use the Zoom info below if you cannot join in person:
Meeting ID: 698 838 4004
https://washington.zoom.us/j/6988384004
Posted under Events, Student Resources, Student support and self care, Workshops on Nov 22, 2021
Benefits Hub is hosting a workshop on Tenant Protections in Washington on Thursday, December 2nd.
We are also offering free grocery deliveries to community and technical college students in King County. Do you know someone who might be eligible? Share our sign-up form below!
Questions? Email us at benefitshub@uwkc.org.
Workshop Thursday 12/2, 6pm. Tenant Protections: Know Your Rights.
Tenant Protections: Workshop Thursday, 12/2, 6pm. Learn about permanent legal protections for renters in Washington, beyond the moratorium. 1) Your permanent rights 2) Tenant-Landlord mediation programs 3) Benefits Hub rent help, mortgage, & move-in. In partnership with the Housing Justice Project. Workshops are only available in English. Recordings will be available.
Click HERE to register for the Workshop!
Free Weekly Grocery Delivery For Students!
Click Here to Sign Up! https://bit.ly/2ZrbdCi ¡Entrega de comestibles semanal gratuita para estudiantes! ¡Haga clic aquí para registrarte! https://bit.ly/2ZrbdCi
Click here to sign up for WEEKLY deliveries
Want groceries delivered, but not every week? Click HERE to sign up for a free, ONE-TIME
Hot Meal Delivery through DoorDash! ¿Quiere que le envíen comestibles, pero no todas las semanas? ¡Haga clic AQUÍ para registrarse y obtener una entrega de comida caliente a través de DoorDash!
Click here to sign up for a ONE-TIME delivery
Posted under Student Groups on Campus, Student support and self care on Nov 2, 2021
For UW SSW Social Work Asian & Pacific Islander (SWAPI) group for MSW, BASW, PhD Students, Faculty and Staff
Please join us this week for our Thursday, November 4 Meeting!
5:30-6:30pm – In Person Meeting in UW SSW Room 306, with a Zoom option (RSVP for Zoom link)
6:30pmà In Person Post Meeting Hangout in the U District (Location TBD)
RSVP:
https://forms.gle/6uqqfc7gGMKWL8Yo8 (Links to an external site.)
Looking forward to seeing you all Thursday!
2021-2022 Student Leads: Cori Aguon, Jasmine Chen, Katt Purington, Rio Hindami, Dylan Quiggle
Faculty Advisors: Jennifer Brower jjb2@uw.edu, Saul Tran Cornwall saultran@uw.edu
Posted under Student support and self care on Oct 18, 2021
The SSW Mental Health Specialist is offering a series of workshops on the topic of Trauma during the month of November (see below for dates and times). Sessions are free and open to all SW students. Each session is meaningful as a stand alone, and new content will be offered each session.
Workshop series description:
How can I be fully present for the pain of others and our world while also caring for myself? This workshop series will offer ideas for how to identify, address and meet the trauma exposure that comes with helping roles and professional social work practice. Trauma stewardship is a daily, lifelong practice. These workshops are for emerging and experienced social workers alike.
Time: Friday from 1-2pm
Dates: November 5th, November 12th, November 19th
Location: Online
Duration: Drop-in
For: All Social Work students
Intake needed: Yes
Cost: Free
Facilitator: Lev Cunningham
Posted under Student Groups on Campus, Student support and self care on Oct 18, 2021
On behalf of the Christian Social Workers Student Group
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Greetings all Social Work Students!
We are re-activating the SSW student affinity group called “Christian Social Workers.”
All are welcome! If you might be interested in more information, we’ll be setting up a short zoom organizational meeting for some time next week. So that we can do a doodle poll to find the best time to meet and then send you a zoom link, please email your name to Joel2021@uw.edu if you want more information.
Below is the description of what the former group was about, and we can discuss if we want to make any changes to it:
“Christian Social Workers
The Christian Social Workers Club is a diverse group of students interested in discussing how the work of Jesus and the study and practice of Social Work intersect. We seek to encourage one another in our faith and welcome all individuals interested in exploring the role of faith in social justice work. We meet bi-monthly and have times of encouragement, discussion, meals and guest lectures which work to build Christian community in the School of Social Work and in our daily lives.”
Posted under Student Groups on Campus, Student support and self care on Oct 12, 2021
Please join ARWAG this quarter in a series of explorative and supportive virtual get-togethers that will be helpful in illuminating issues of race, racism, white privilege, white fragility and our roles in racial justice.
Who are we?
Anti-Racism & White Allyship Group
Fall 2021 Meeting Time: Wednesdays 6pm – 7 pm, via Zoom
Meetings will be on Wednesdays
Zoom Link: https://washington.zoom.us/j/92571492109?pwd=YW13RjVMa2MyUG80cklZRWFPVHE3QT09
Meeting ID: 925 7149 2109
Passcode: 602907
The Anti-Racism & White Allyship Group (ARWAG) is a democratic collective that serves as a supportive space and resource for social work students, faculty, and staff seeking to analyze racism and white privilege in an effort to make classroom space more productive for all.
Our Goals (From 2019, to be updated!)
Email abbya15@uw.edu or go to https://mailman1.u.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/sswarwag to be added to the ARWAG email list.
Posted under Student Groups on Campus, Student support and self care on Oct 12, 2021
Posted under Student Groups on Campus, Student support and self care on Oct 12, 2021
Sent on behalf of Kenji Lin
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Hello everyone! My name is Kenji, and I am currently the president for Chanoyu Club at UW. We are an RSO that studies Japanese tea ceremony, or Chanoyu, which is a traditional activity involving the preparation and presentation of matcha green tea. While serving and drinking tea sounds like an easy task, many tea devotees have devoted their lifetimes to perfect the art.
Japanese confectionery and matcha is served during each meeting.
If interested, please take a look at our website and Instagram account, or contact us at chanoyuclub@uw.edu with any questions. Thank you!
Posted under Events, Student Resources, Student support and self care on Oct 4, 2021
Getting Connected
Please invite your graduate students of color to join GO-MAP for our biggest community building event of the year: Getting Connected! This year, we will be hosting a two-part event. Our virtual Getting Connected Student Panel provides a space for our Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) graduate students to learn tips and tricks for succeeding in graduate school from current students. Students can tune into the virtual panel on Tuesday, October 12, 2021 from 11:00 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. PST! (please RSVP via Eventbrite).
We’ve so been looking forward to the opportunity to return to in-person community with our students. Start the academic year off right with good people, good trivia, and some new updates and announcements from GO-MAP during our in person Getting Connected Reception on Tuesday, October 12, 2021 from 4:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. PST! Doors open at 4pm. Program begins at 4:30. RSVP is required and please note UW Covid protocols will be followed.
In addition, the Office of Public Lecture’s first event of the 2021-2022 academic year is also the evening of October 12th. Nyle DiMarco’s “Living Out Loud” lecture will discuss and demonstrate the value of non-verbal communication and embracing one’s true identity. The Office of Public Lectures has graciously donated 10 tickets for us to give away during our virtual Getting Connected Student Panel and 10 additional tickets at our Getting Connected reception, so be sure to tell students to join us for the opportunity to win!
GO-MAP invites all new and returning BIPOC graduate students to bring other graduate students of color from their department or come solo and enjoy the company of their BIPOC graduate community. We can’t wait to see them there!
Autumn Quarter Events
Please see the attached Fall Quarter event flyer and links.
2021-22 GO-MAP Fact Sheets
Please see the attached 2021-22 GO-MAP Outreaching Grads (OGs) fact sheets and 2021-22 GO-MAP fact sheets.
Please note: Due to COVID-19 variants and changing compliance guidelines, some events and venues may be subject to change
Posted under Events, Student Groups on Campus, Student Resources, Student support and self care on Sep 13, 2021
Do you identify as multiracial/mixed race/multiethnic? Please plan to join us virtually Monday, September 20th at 5:30, for a casual get together where we can meet and share space. We’re excited to welcome new and continuing members of our Social Work Community!
To accommodate as many students as possible, we’ll be meeting on the first Monday of the month at 5:30 during Fall quarter.
Please rsvp to mbagshaw@uw.edu.
Posted under Academic Resources, Career information and Professional Development Opportunities, Events, Job Opportunities, Money Matters, Research, Scholarships, Grants and Fellowships, Seminars, lectures and films, Student Resources, Student support and self care on Apr 12, 2021
THE DIGEST
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Greetings, It’s Graduate Student Appreciation Week, and we’ve been reflecting on the impactful work our community has been doing this past year. Our students have volunteered in their neighborhoods, been advocates for inclusive, equitable learning environments, and shifted research focuses to address the inequities caused by the pandemic. Visit our Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram pages to read reflections on the community engagement we’ve witnessed this year from our graduate students. Information below subject to change. Please always refer to the source pages for the most up-to-date details on fellowships, jobs and events. |
FUNDING
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For more fellowships with upcoming deadlines, see the Graduate Funding Information Service blog. 2021 Population Health Applied Research Fellowship Program
Teaching Assistant for DATA 511: Data Visualization for Data Scientists
Graduate Student Assistant for Undergraduate Research Program
NRC Research Associateship Programs (RAP) Awards
AHRQ Grants for Health Services Research Dissertation Program
Wenner-Gren Foundation Dissertation Fieldwork Grants
Christine Mirzayan Science & Technology Policy Graduate Fellowship Program
UW African Studies Ottenberg-Winans Fellowship
UW Simpson Center Spring Funding Round: Graduate Research Clusters
Great Minds in STEM Scholarship
UW India Association of Western Washington Scholarships for the Study of South Asia
Gallaudet University Graduate Fellowship Fund
Horton Hydrology Research Grant
Washington Policy Center: Jennifer Dunn-Thomson Scholarship
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JOB HUNT
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To find jobs aligned with your interests and degree, login to Handshake with your UW NetID and use the filters underneath the “Jobs” tab. For more job-hunting tips, see this post. You can also reach out to handshake@uw.edu with questions. Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) 2021-22 — Bishop Blanchet High School, Seattle
Peer Health Educator — hiring for 2021-22
Associate Policy Analyst – Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago
Epidemiologist Supervisor – State of Montana, Department of Public Health and Human Services
Summer Graduate Internship – Community Benefit & Economic Stability – Community Catalyst
Handshake Tip of the Week — Handshake Hacks: A Checklist to Find Your Full Time Job or Internship and Get Hired |
GRAD CONNECTIONS
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Virtual Writing and Presentation Support for International Graduate Students
April 19, 6–8 p.m. (and every other week on Monday starting April 5–May 17) Join CIRCLE and the OWRC for a writing space exclusive to UW international graduate students. You will get an opportunity to check in with a graduate writing tutor regarding your writing needs and get 1-on-1 consultation. The time of consultation may vary based on the number of students who attend the event. We will also have staff onsite to help you practice presentations if you sign up for that option. You’re invited to attend one or all the sessions throughout spring quarter. Student forum for UW Accreditation UW Earth Day 2021 events ‘Navigating Global Careers’ speaker series with Carmela Conroy, U.S. Consul General (Retired) Plug In Social Connections Program UW Virtual Three Minute Thesis Competition Lovecraft/Uncraft: Race, Cosmic Horror, and the New Weird (from The Convergence Zone) Spring 2021 Lecture Series | Changing Global Connections: New Formations of Identity, Place and Region
Curating in Conversation: A Panel Series on Sharing Northwest Native Art and Art History with the Public Drop-in Session: Meditation Inspired By Nature Transcultural Approaches to Europe: A Conversation with Fatima El-Tayeb Borders and Blackness: Communicating Belonging and Grief The Atlanta spa shootings and the Asian community Mark Nowak on “A People’s History of the Poetry Workshop” |
GRAD HACK
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UW Libraries April Update
The latest news on Libraries reopening plans, the new Individual Study Space @ the Research Commons, Student and Faculty FAQs, events and more. Peer Wellness Coaching Accessible Technology Webinar Series
Audio: Audacity & Podcasting UW Surplus Online Store Learn More About the Open Scholarship Commons |
COVID-19
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Spring quarter frequently asked questions
Stay up-to-date with the University of Washington’s plans, resources, and notices for spring quarter. Anniversary Reminder: You are an Essential Element in Our UW Tapestry Child-care supports through Goodwin Connections Bias Incident Reporting Tool UW Counseling Center Resources SafeCampus is here to help you Husky Coronavirus Testing UW Recess for School Aged Kids COVID-19 resources from the University of Washington Emergency aid available for students |
CAREER & ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT
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17th Annual Teaching & Learning Symposium
April 20, 2–4:30 p.m., online Join us for this year’s keynote discussion with Dr. Sushil Oswal, SIAS, UW Tacoma, and explore 45+ posters showcasing the latest teaching and learning projects from instructors and graduate students across the UW. |
Posted under Student Resources, Student support and self care on Jan 29, 2021
Eating Recovery Center is offering a free weekly Clinician Support Group. It is nationwide and just opened up to social work students (including those who are in their practicum as well).
If any students, they can sign up via the link below.
https://www.eatingrecoverycenter.com/event/wednesday-afternoon-clinician-connection-support-group