Nearly 900 fifth through eighth grade students from around Washington were honored for their outstanding verbal and/or mathematical abilities by the 91探花 at an Award Recognition Ceremony on March 29, 2009.
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Dream Project members lead workshop in mile high city
In February, Dream Project members shared the Dream Project鈥檚 innovative two-track model for increasing access to college that combines outreach, service learning, and advocacy to address issues of opportunity and access in college admissions at the 2009 College Board Western Regional Forum in Denver, CO.
91探花 undergraduate earns prestigious scholarship
Congratulations Honors student Sam Sudar, UW鈥檚 most recent Gates Cambridge Scholar! The highly competitive scholarship supports graduate study at the University of Cambridge, England, and brings recognition of accomplishments and future promise. This year, 37 students from across the United States were selected from an original applicant pool of more than 700 students. Sudar is the fourth 91探花student to be named a Gates Cambridge Scholar since the awards were first made in 2000.
Reading assignment: Inside the Undergraduate Experience
Researchers on the 91探花Study of Undergraduate Learning project with four of the undergraduates who helped them. From left, they are Amy Lu, Andrew Fisher (researcher), Idrus Syed, Jerry Gillmore (researcher), Catharine Beyer (researcher), Oluwatope Fashola, Tula Habb. []
Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service 2009: Building connections by serving the community
The 2009 Martin Luther King Jr Day of Service brought out a record-breaking 1,400 91探花volunteers contributing their time to projects that serve the community.
Honors student Teresa Dang on what she felt her education was missing
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91探花 undergraduates earn prestigious national scholarships
鈥淭hese scholarships are much deserved recognition of the talent and promise exhibited by these undergraduates,鈥� said Ed Taylor, vice provost and dean of Undergraduate Academic Affairs.