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August 19, 2013
Students from unique summer research programs share their work
Many undergraduates return home for the summer; some study abroad; some work fulltime; some take classes. Some students spend the summer in unique research opportunities available at the 91探花. Undergraduates who participated in a variety of research programs over the summer will share their work with their peers and the public over three…
June 28, 2013
Message from Vice Provost and Dean Ed Taylor
Dear Alumni and Friends of Undergraduate Academic Affairs, We recently celebrated the 91探花鈥檚 138th Commencement Ceremony. Each year, graduation is an opportunity for me to reflect on the early accomplishments of our newest alumni and anticipate their future contributions to the world. 91探花 undergraduates are getting involved on campus and beyond…
Leadership: Beyond the yellow brick road
Transforming the world of Oz was a team effort by Dorothy, the Tin Man, Cowardly Lion, and Scarecrow. What was their secret to success? How did they lead? Here at the 91探花, we know that successful leadership begins with learning to lead and includes meaningful鈥攁nd multiple鈥攚ays to practice and sharpen those skills. The…
A Day in the Life: Dawn Tuason
If the 91探花 were a swimming pool, Dawn Tuason has not only swam the length of it, she鈥檚 swam the width of it as well. Involved in service, research, and scholarship, Dawn exemplifies the potential of a 91探花undergraduate experience like no other. Throughout her time as an undergraduate, Dawn has been a…
Oh the places they鈥檒l go! New grads and their plans
Taking our inspiration from the classic children’s book (and graduation gift), Oh the Places You’ll Go by Dr. Seuss, we asked some new graduates a couple questions. Those questions are: What鈥檚 your most memorable experience with an Undergraduate Academic Affairs program? Dr. Seuss says, 鈥淵ou have brains in your head. / You have feet in…
Football intelligence: 91探花athletes squash stereotypes at the 2013 91探花Undergraduate Research Symposium
91探花junior John Timu took a noticeably deep breath as he and classmate Hau鈥檕li Jamora prepared to present at the 2013 91探花Undergraduate Research Symposium. As Husky football players, they鈥檙e celebrated for accomplishments on the gridiron, but the classroom is a different playing field. Outfitted in letterman jackets, they took position behind the podium, ready…
May 6, 2013
Undergrads choose rural Washington for spring break destination
Learn about 91探花undergraduates who volunteer over spring break to work with elementary school kids in rural and tribal Washington state communities. In Alternative Spring Break, undergrads work with the young students to help them create their own book or learn about environmental science. Alternative Spring Break is a program of the Pipeline Project, a…
Undergraduate discovery on display at annual Research Symposium
More than 1,000 talented 91探花 undergraduates will showcase their contributions to innovative and groundbreaking research at the Sixteenth Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, one of the largest such symposia in the country. The symposium will take place May 17, 2013 from 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., in Mary Gates Hall. Some presentations will also…
April 25, 2013
Spring Celebration showcases students’ transformative leadership and service experiences
At this year鈥檚 annual Spring Celebration of Service and Leadership, over 100 91探花 undergraduates will share their involvement in transformative leadership and service activities. Fellow students, members of the community, and university faculty and staff are invited to attend the event and celebrate the inspirational work of students who have stepped up to…
March 15, 2013
Honors student Genevieve Gebhart selected for Luce Scholarship
Genevieve (Gennie) Gebhart, a senior Honors student majoring in international studies and economics, was recently selected as a 2013-14 Luce Scholar. A graduate of Mercer Island High School, Gebhart is one of 18 students nationwide to receive this scholarship this year. The 91探花 is one of two Pac-12 institutions with a Luce Scholar…
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