Experiential Learning
January 24, 2024
LAST CALL: Interested in being a FIG or Orientation Leader?
First Year Programs is currently recruiting for our First-year Interest Group (FIG) Leader and Orientation Leader (OL) student positions! FIG Leaders support first-year students by facilitating academic information, campus resources, common questions in the GEN ST 199 course. Gain lots of experience and development in skills such as public speaking, mentorship, leadership, interpersonal communication skills, and…
Free Lunch & Career Conversations with Diverse Alumni
On the menu? Opportunities to discuss the intersection of identity and career. Together, we’ll explore how embracing your personal identities impacts, influences and informs your professional journey. Connect with Huskies who share some of your experiences and start building your network now! Feb. 1: Women of Color in STEM Feb. 8: Men of Color in Entrepreneurship Feb….
Apply Now for Spring Quarter’s Non-Profit and Government Industry Mentorship Program (Due Feb 9th)
Want to build professional connections? Explore meaningful career paths in the public sector? Connect with other students who share similar interests? Apply for our 1 credit (CR/NC) Gen St course in spring quarter. Selected students will meet with an industry mentor weekly during spring quarter to learn how their interests, skills, and strengths can translate…
January 17, 2024
Navigating Engineering as a First-Generation Student
Are you an Engineering Undeclared (ENGRUD) student who identifies as First-Generation? Join us for lunch and hear from upper-class engineering students about navigating engineering as first-generation college students! WHEN: Tuesday, January 23, 2024 (12:30pm-1:20pm) LOEW 019 RSVP by 1/22: tinyurl.com/engr-first-gen
OMA&D Scholarship Workshop
Have you been invited to apply for an OMA&D Endowed UG Scholarship? Are you working on your scholarship application? Do you want some feedback to strengthen your application? If you answered YES to all the above questions, please join OMSFA advisors for a Scholarship Application Feedback Session! What? Drop-in for personalized feedback on your scholarship…
Teacher Education Opportunity:
Examining Ourselvesin Order to be Culturally Responsive Educators and Create Inclusive Environments Intended for post-secondary teachers, UW students, and K-12 teachers. Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Access (DEIA) work and initiatives have changed greatly since 2020. As educators we quickly pivoted to different approaches and often looked for playbooks to help us navigate these changes. We…
Diversity Career Fair
Wed, Jan 24, 3:00-6:00, HUB Ballrooms Go here for more information Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to meet one-on-one with employers that are committed to supporting UW students and alumni from all backgrounds, cultures, and identities, including veterans and LGBTQ+. The fair is open to ALL UW STUDENTS, ALL MAJORS (Business, STEM, and Arts &…
Summer Course Offering: MORE-THAN-HUMAN WORLDS: The Poetics & Politics of Life
WHAT BECOMES POSSIBLE WHEN WE DECENTER THE HUMAN IN THEARTS AND HUMANITIES? HUM 498 A/B – 12 CREDITS – JUNE 20-AUGUST 16, 2024 This course aims to cultivate an appreciation of the more-than-human-world —from plants toanimals to water to rock—as agentive, animate, and inextricably entangled with human lifeworlds.To this end, the course will introduce frameworks…
Upcoming Webinars with Harvard Medical School
The dates have been updated for the webinars that are being offered with Harvard Medical School’s ORMA. The webinars are meant to help pre-med students understand the medical school application process. Please refer to the dates and topics below for upcoming events: 1/18: Maximizing Personal Statements and Secondary Applications 2/22: Best Practices for Medical School…
Interested in being a FIG or Orientation Leader?
Drop-in Scholarship Feedback Session First Year Programs is currently recruiting for our First-year Interest Group (FIG) Leader and Orientation Leader (OL) student positions! FIG Leaders support first-year students by facilitating academic information, campus resources, common questions in the GEN ST 199 course. Gain lots of experience and development in skills such as public speaking, mentorship, leadership,…
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