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Hello Huskies,

Congratulations on reaching the end of this academic year! Whether you’re graduating or coming back to campus in the fall, you should be proud of your hard work and accomplishments.

In this year’s final Pawket Guide you’ll find resources for the coming weeks, including wellness activities, move-out tips and learning opportunities for the summer and beyond. And as always, and support are available across campus.

Graduates, I can’t wait to see what you do with everything you’ve learned at the UW. Everyone else, I look forward to seeing you back on campus in the fall. Enjoy your summer!

Sincerely,

Denzil

P.S. The Campus Climate Survey has been extended through May 30. Take 10 minutes to today and help make the 91̽»¨a better place for all Huskies!

Take a wellness break before finals

As finals week approaches, it’s the perfect time to plan not just your study schedule, but your self-care, too. Stay grounded, energized and focused with a full week of 91̽»¨Recreation wellness offerings designed to support your mind and body during this busy time. Classes include yoga and cycling; check the 91̽»¨Rec website for class times and locations. Take care of yourself — you’ve got this!

Connections

Grads: Celebrate at the free Grad-B-Q

Congratulations, Class of 2025 graduates — you did it! Celebrate with the 91̽»¨Alumni Association’s annual on Tuesday, June 10, from 4:30 – 7:30 p.m. Enjoy free burgers and hot dogs with all the sides and sweet treats from alum-owned businesses Sugar + Spoon Cookie Dough and Nutty Squirrel Gelato! The BBQ is free, but registration is required. Presented by Alaska Airlines

Get free snacks at Fuel for Finals

Find free snacks and swag at Fuel for Finals! We’ll be at Red Square, Mary Gates Hall, Husky Health Center and the Husky Union Building (HUB) on June 5 from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Bring your Husky Card! And keep your eyes peeled for special guests from the Seattle Seahawks and new snacks from our friends at Pepsi.

Cool courses for autumn quarter

Looking for something fun for your fall schedule? How about Sports and Global Affairs, Calling B.S., Geography of Food and Eating, or Swearing and Taboo Language! The College of Arts & Sciences offers these and many other unique courses – check out the . Classes are open to all students, have no prerequisites and fulfill Areas of Inquiry requirements.

Take a breather before finals: Guided relaxation workshop

Feeling the pressure of finals? Join the Counseling Center for a calming guided relaxation workshop designed to help you unwind and reset. Bring a yoga mat or blanket and settle in for a session focused on easing tension and boosting your well-being — just in time for finals week.

Date: Friday, June 6th

Time: 3:00-4:00pm

Attend in person at the 91̽»¨Counseling Center or join virtually on Zoom. (Meeting ID: 997 9775 6141; passcode: workshop. You must be signed in with your 91̽»¨ID to access the Zoom room.) Take a moment for yourself — you’ve earned it!

Summer Job & Internship Fair

Join the Career & Internship Center at the in-person Summer Job & Internship Fair on Wednesday, June 25, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the HUB! The fair is open to all majors and years of study and will feature employers representing all industries. !

Featured jobs & internships

Looking to build your skills, experience and network? Check out these featured jobs and internships for undergrads and grad students.

Navigating the UW

Learn new skills for free with LinkedIn Learning

Take advantage of summer downtime to take classes for free at your own pace. has 16,000+ courses from industry experts on topics like cloud architecture, graphic design, teamwork and much more. Keep learning this summer without breaking the bank (and use your to do it)!

Get rid of your stuff responsibly during move out

Moving out of your place for the summer? Get rid of unwanted items responsibly! HFS res hall and apartment residents can donate items around campus during , and Huskies in the North Campus neighborhood can toss unwanted items during the . Help keep our campus and community clean!

Library and data access for grads

2025 grads: Keep access to 91̽»¨Libraries and your work! New grads maintain access to 91̽»¨Libraries, 91̽»¨Google and Office 365 accounts for the first quarter in which you are not enrolled. After that, you’ll lose access to both. Learn about how to preserve your work and your library access on the UW-IT and Libraries websites.