The Civics Generation

To help Generation Z undergraduates build civic connections through public service, the NextGen Civic Leader Corps offers skill-building workshops and real-world opportunities to encourage students to explore civics regardless of their career path. The Evans School of Public Policy & Governance, the CELE Center, and the Volcker Alliance collaborated on this program after recognizing the...

December 23, 2024

Getting the most out of the graduate experience

After years of working as a paraeducator and freelance designer, Breanna Powell returned and embarked on a phenomenal journey at the University of Washington Bothell to embrace the opportunities she missed during her undergraduate years. While pursuing a master’s degree in Computer Science & Software Engineering on campus, she participated in the Association for Computing...

December 6, 2024

2024 ISCRM Fellows

Congratulations to the 2024 ISCRM fellows: Christian, Asmaa, and Sophia. The UW Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine (ISCRM) is a competitive fellowship intended to enhance the educational experience of an undergraduate student while they are engaged in research guided by UW ISCRM faculty. The Bothell students receive a summer research stipend, which is...

November 22, 2024

Students Participate in the Seattle 48 Hour Film Project

To explore how race, gender, and sexuality are portrayed in various forms of media, students from BIS 162: Intersectionality of Race, Sex, and Gender in Film conducted analyses of diverse short films produced for the Seattle 48-Hour Film Project. The 48 Hour Film Project is an international contest where participants are challenged to produce a...

November 15, 2024

2024-25 Levinson Emerging Scholars Award Recipient

Congrats to Dang Troung for receiving the Levinson Emerging Scholars Award! Levinson Emerging Scholars (LES) Program, founded by Art and Rita Levinson, aims to support motivated undergraduates who conduct independent research in biosciences and related fields. It offers not only mentorship from UW faculty but also research funding for supplies, transportation, project expenses, and scholarships....

November 4, 2024

2024 Founders Fellow William Uyeta

William Uyeta, Business Administration student, received a 2024 summer research Founders Fellow award. Here are a few details about his summer research. Mentor: Dr. Xiahua Anny WeiAbstract: With the increasing influence of digital platforms on financial markets, the role of social media engagement in shaping stock performance has gained growing attention. This study builds upon...

October 31, 2024

Stepping Out of My Comfort Zone: My Study Abroad Experience in Leon, Spain – w/ Dhruva Pyapali

Though initially struggling with an unfamiliar language and environment, a Study Abroad Program in Spain accompanied Dhruva Pyapali through a significant journey of self-growth and cultural learning. The unforgettable experience not only deepened an appreciation of Spanish history and artifacts but also helped foster self-confidence, adaptability, and a deeper understanding of inner potential.

October 30, 2024

Invasive Species and eDNA: A Curious Mind’s Perspective – w/ Ryan Van Vuitton

Sparked by the urge to dive into the unknown, Ryan Van Vuitton joined a Study Abroad Program in New Zealand to learn more about limnology and the underlying impacts of invasive species on native habitats. After engaging with local experts to understand land and water policies, exploring the Maori culture, and analyzing genetic material to...

October 30, 2024

Making Pawsitive Change: My CSR Journey with PAWS Bangkok and Stray Cat Welfare in Thailand – w/ Rhys Kippen

Joining the Study Abroad Program in Thailand and Cambodia offered Rhys Kippen a deeper insight into animal welfare and sustainable corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices. He raised funds for PAWS Bangkok, a charity aiding stray cats, and learned about the importance of spay/neuter programs and responsible pet ownership.

October 28, 2024