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Posted by Gina Hills on February 28, 2012 at 11:59 am 

The just-posted UW Viewbook Addendum is an updated message from President Michael K. Young. Use it as a supplement to the UW Viewbook. It can also be inserted into the president section in the front of the book or inserted into the back pocket. This one-page PDF can be printed at the copy center or on your laser printer:

• Viewbook Addendum 558 KB
• Get PDFs of individual Spotlight pages from the Viewbook

Posted by Gina Hills on February 7, 2012 at 10:02 am 

KOMO TV will begin broadcasting episodes of UW 360 on March 4 at 4:30 p.m. — the slot just prior to their evening newscast. The broadcasts will continue for about 13 weeks and will include recent and past episodes from the series.

Here are links to segments from the most recent UW 360 episodes.

January 2012:

• Bebe Miller
• Moment of Discovery
• BAIT
• UW Surplus Store
• WWAMI

Questions? Contact John Haslam at jhaslam@uw.edu.

Posted by Gina Hills on February 7, 2012 at 9:49 am 

The Twitter best practices toolkit has been completely updated. It has everything from the basics for absolute beginners to suggestions on how to optimize your Twitter presence and use it more creatively. If you have feedback about this page, please contact Elise Daniel at eperdan@uw.edu.

Posted by Gina Hills on February 7, 2012 at 9:42 am 

We’d like to announce to all of you an evolution in the world of UW Marketing: It is now becoming two distinct—but still closely linked—departments: University Marketing, led by Key Nuttall, and Advancement Communications, led by Cheryl Nation.

Check out the latest edition of Marketing Matters to find out what this means to you.

Posted by Gina Hills on February 6, 2012 at 9:21 am 

April 19-21, 2012

HuskyFest will be a three-day campus-wide event showcasing some of the amazing things going on at the UW. At the core of HuskyFest will be a large tented pavilion on Red Square featuring live music, performances, interactive displays and speakers. Outside the pavilion will be a festival with displays and information, mobile food trucks and scheduled activities.

On Saturday the public will be invited to concerts and performances, open houses, lectures and labs, reunions, panel discussions, campus and student-led tours, vendor booths, displays and sponsored giveaways.

More information will be posted as details are firmed up, so be sure to check back!