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The search for the 2024 Husky 100 is now underway, and we need your help finding them!

Each year, the University of Washington recognizes 100 UW students who are making the most of their time as a Husky.

The Husky 100 are juniors, seniors and graduate students from all three UW campuses who are applying what they learn to make a difference on campus, in their communities, and for the future. They represent a diverse array of backgrounds and experiences; there is no single path to the Husky 100.

Who are we looking for?

Each Husky 100 story is unique! The Husky 100 recognizes and honors students who are involved in a range of activities and work, including mentors, researchers, caregivers, activists, interns, artists, innovators and many more.

The Husky 100 program celebrates the distinct stories and limitless ways in which each student is extraordinary. Students share transformative experiences they’ve had while at the UW – from work, to studying abroad, to community organizing, to caring for family and more – and how these experiences have shaped who they are today and where they are going.

What makes a Husky 100 stand out is their ability to connect what they have learned in the classroom with what they are engaged in outside of class – regardless of whether it is on or off campus.

Have a student in mind? Nominate them!

Any UW student, faculty, or staff can nominate a student for consideration, in order to encourage them to apply. Nominations are an important motivator, especially for students who otherwise might not imagine themselves as a candidate. Nominations are accepted until January 24, 2024, at 5 p.m. (PST). Nominate a student today!

Students, want to share your story? Apply now!

UW students can apply directly, without being nominated by someone else. Applications are accepted through February 6, 2024, at 12 p.m./noon (PST). Students, submit an application today!

These 100 students will be recognized across UW and have opportunities to expand their networks with UW students, alumni, faculty, staff and business leaders.

Explore the Husky 100 website to learn about the application, and keep an eye on the Husky 100 Facebook & Instagram for the latest updates!

Faculty and staff can help select the 2024 Husky 100 by emailing husky100@uw.edu to sign up for application reviews. Training will be provided and the time commitment is three to five hours in mid-February.

 

The search for the 2023 Husky 100 is now underway, and we need your help finding them!

Each year, the University of Washington recognizes 100 UW students who are making the most of their time as a Husky.

The Husky 100 are juniors, seniors and graduate students from all three UW campuses who are applying what they learn to make a difference on campus, in their communities, and for the future. They represent a diverse array of backgrounds and experiences; there is no single path to the Husky 100.

Who are we looking for?

Each Husky 100 story is unique! The Husky 100 recognizes and honors students who are involved in a range of activities and work, including mentors, researchers, caregivers, activists, interns, artists, innovators and many more.

The Husky 100 program celebrates the distinct stories and limitless ways in which each student is extraordinary. Students share transformative experiences they’ve had while at the UW – from work, to studying abroad, to community organizing, to caring for family and more – and how these experiences have shaped who they are today and where they are going.

What makes a Husky 100 stand out is their ability to connect what they have learned in the classroom with what they are engaged in outside of class – regardless of whether it is on or off campus.

Have a student in mind? Nominate them!

Any UW student, faculty, or staff can nominate a student for consideration, in order to encourage them to apply. Nominations are an important motivator, especially for students who otherwise might not imagine themselves as a candidate. Nominations are accepted Monday, January 23, 2023, at 5 p.m. (PST). Nominate a student for the Husky 100 today!

Students, want to share your story? Apply now!

UW students can apply directly, without being nominated by someone else. Applications are accepted through Monday, February 6, 2023, at 12 p.m./noon (PST). Students, submit an application today!

These 100 students will be recognized across UW and have opportunities to expand their networks with UW students, alumni, faculty, staff and business leaders.

Explore the Husky 100 website to learn about the application, and keep an eye on the Husky 100 Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates!

We are thrilled to give this preview of the 2022 Husky 100 — congratulations to all! The selection process this year was highly competitive. These students are truly exemplifying the Husky Experience inside the classroom, in our communities, and beyond.

2022 Husky 100

Student	Class Standing	Major(s)	Campus
Hana Abdulrahman	Graduate	Policy Studies	Bothell Campus
Alissa Acheson	Senior	Swedish, Human Centered Design & Engineering	Seattle Campus
Ali Ahmed	Senior	Political Science	Seattle Campus
Maryam Watheq Al Darraji	Senior	Biomedical Sciences	Tacoma Campus
Saron M Almaw	Senior	Business Administration (Marketing)	Bothell Campus
Niharika Arora	Graduate	Communication (Digital Media)	Seattle Campus
Jessica Belmont	Senior	Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies, American and Ethnic Studies	Bothell Campus
Djelli Berisha	Senior	Biology	Bothell Campus
Ryan Breuer	Junior	Finance	Seattle Campus
Grace Shelburne Burchett	Senior	Law, Societies, & Justice	Seattle Campus
Yasmin Yaquelin Carmona	Senior	Society, Ethics, & Human Behavior	Bothell Campus
Lisi Case	Senior	Informatics	Seattle Campus
Gaby Catabijan	Senior	Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Cinema and Media Studies	Seattle Campus
Brian Cedeno	Professional	Medicine	Seattle Campus
Alina Chandra	Senior	Computer Science	Seattle Campus
Rikhia Chatterjee	Senior	Psychology, Nursing	Seattle Campus
Daniel Chen	Senior	Informatics, Microbiology	Seattle Campus
Gabriela Claravall	Senior	Anthropology: Anthropology of Globalization, Public Health-Global Health, Anthropology: Medical Anthropology & Global Health	Seattle Campus
Rory Cole	Professional	Medicine	Seattle Campus
Andrew Cornel	Junior	Media & Communication Studies	Bothell Campus
Marcena Day	Professional	Law	Seattle Campus
Beth Dunbar	Graduate	Human Centered Design & Engineering	Seattle Campus
Sasha Duttchoudhury	Graduate	Clinical Social Work	Seattle Campus
Wintana Eyob	Junior	Informatics	Seattle Campus
Carolyn Fan	Graduate	Health Services	Seattle Campus
Jillian Fuss	Junior	Anthropology: Medical Anthropology & Global Health	Seattle Campus
Kevin Scott Glover	Professional	Medicine	Seattle Campus
Peyton Goodwin	Junior	Pre-Arts	Seattle Campus
Suchi Gopal	Senior	Bioengineering: Data Science	Seattle Campus
Noah Ben Chaim Greco	Senior	Anthropology: Medical Anthropology & Global Health, Anthropology: Human Evolutionary Biology	Seattle Campus
Blade Hampson Medina	Senior	Environmental Science & Resource Management	Seattle Campus
Jas Harcum	Graduate	Clinical Social Work	Seattle Campus
Andrew Hengstler	Junior	Construction Management	Seattle Campus
Maya Hsu	Senior	Psychology	Seattle Campus
Emily Huynh	Senior	Biology (Molecular, Cellular & Developmental)	Seattle Campus
Aasiya Islam	Senior	Neuroscience, Biochemistry	Seattle Campus
Sheharbano Jafry	Senior	English, Biochemistry	Seattle Campus
Andre Jimenez	Senior	Law and Policy	Tacoma Campus
Hayoung Jung	Senior	Political Science, Computer Science	Seattle Campus
L’Oreal Kennedy	Professional	Medicine	Seattle Campus
Talia Kertsman	Senior	Community, Environment, & Planning, Geography	Seattle Campus
Orie Kimura	Senior	Social Welfare, UW Tacoma	Tacoma Campus
Chase King	Senior	Computer Science (Data Science), Applied & Computational Mathematical Sciences (Statistics)	Seattle Campus
Lyneea Kmail	Graduate	Library & Information Science	Seattle Campus
Ethan Kuhn	Senior	Informatics (Human-Computer Interaction)	Seattle Campus
Ramya Kumar	Graduate	Epidemiology	Seattle Campus
Kaitlyn Laibe	Senior	Law, Societies, & Justice	Seattle Campus
Melanie Langa	Professional	Medicine	Seattle Campus
Kira Noelle Lemke	Senior	Biology	Bothell Campus
Hanna Lester	Senior	Economics, Environmental Studies	Seattle Campus
Joey Liang	Junior	Bioengineering	Seattle Campus
Simona Liao	Senior	Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies, Computer Science	Seattle Campus
Joyce Lin	Senior	Design: Interaction Design	Seattle Campus
Anika Alison Lindley	Senior	Psychology	Seattle Campus
Lucinda Liu	Senior	Biochemistry	Seattle Campus
Sam Locke	Senior	Global Studies , Society, Ethics, & Human Behavior	Bothell Campus
Melissa MacEwen	Graduate	Pharmacology, Molecular Medicine	Seattle Campus
Dustin Mara	Senior	International Studies: Europe, Design: Visual Communication Design	Seattle Campus
Lauren Marcell	Professional	Medicine	Seattle Campus
Kenya Z Mejia	Graduate	Human Centered Design & Engineering	Seattle Campus
Shruti Misra	Graduate	Electrical Engineering, Science, Technology and Society Studies	Seattle Campus
Nasra Mohamed	Senior	Environmental Studies	Bothell Campus
Molly Mollica	Graduate	Bioengineering	Seattle Campus
Monserrat Morales Miranda	Graduate	Health Services	Seattle Campus
Navon Morgan	Senior	Political Science	Seattle Campus
Paytan Murray	Junior	Law, Societies, & Justice	Seattle Campus
Kathy Hoang Nguyen	Senior	Neuroscience, Biochemistry	Seattle Campus
Jasmine Vu Nguyen	Senior	Chemistry: Biochemistry	Bothell Campus
Alannah Oleson	Graduate	Information Science	Seattle Campus
Hayley Park	Graduate	Library & Information Science	Seattle Campus
Sara Phillips	Professional	Medicine	Seattle Campus
Sam Jemuelle Quiambao	Senior	Informatics (Human-Computer Interaction), Drama: Performance	Seattle Campus
Yoni Rodriguez	Graduate	Environmental Health: Occupational Hygiene	Seattle Campus
Andrea Scallon	Senior	International Studies	Seattle Campus
Tiara Schwarze Taufiq	Senior	Neuroscience, Public Health-Global Health	Seattle Campus
Ather Sharif	Graduate	Computer Science & Engineering	Seattle Campus
Eva Shelton	Professional	Medicine	Seattle Campus
Sydney Sherk	Senior	International Studies	Seattle Campus
Sharlene Shirali	Senior	Neuroscience	Seattle Campus
Analeigh Smith	Graduate	Clinical Social Work	Seattle Campus
Ib Ruth Sobayo	Graduate	Human Centered Design & Engineering	Seattle Campus
Erik Solhaug	Senior	Astronomy, Physics: Comprehensive Physics	Seattle Campus
Hailey Starr	Senior	Anthropology: Medical Anthropology & Global Health	Seattle Campus
Aarti Vinod Tandon	Senior	Food Systems, Nutrition, and Health	Seattle Campus
Kat Taylor	Graduate	Rehabilitation Med(Occupational Therapy)	Seattle Campus
Lindsay Tebeck	Graduate	Library & Information Science	Seattle Campus
Paulette Thompson	Graduate	Education (Curriculum & Instruction), Education, Equity, and Society	Seattle Campus
Peter Tinker	Senior	Biochemistry, Chemistry	Seattle Campus
Mimi To	Senior	Education, Communities and Organizations, Psychology	Seattle Campus
Madison Truitt	Senior	Psychology	Seattle Campus
Claudia Valenta	Senior	Electrical Engineering	Seattle Campus
Ron Vered	Senior	Biology (Physiology)	Seattle Campus
Vida Wang	Senior	Law, Societies, & Justice	Seattle Campus
Jiani Wang	Senior	International Studies, Communication	Seattle Campus
Zhen Williams	Senior	Psychology, Biology (Physiology)	Seattle Campus
Lillian Williamson	Senior	Political Science, Environmental Studies	Seattle Campus
Rain Wilson	Senior	Mathematics	Tacoma Campus
Makena Yee	Senior	Communication	Seattle Campus
Alex Zerbe	Senior	History	Tacoma Campus
Wendi Zhou	Senior	History, Philosophy	Seattle Campus

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The time has come! Each year, the University of Washington recognizes 100 UW students who are making the most of their time as a Husky.

The Husky 100 are juniors, seniors and graduate students from all three UW campuses who are applying what they learn to make a difference on campus, in their communities, and for the future. They represent a diverse array of backgrounds and experiences; there is no single path to the Husky 100.

The search for the 2022 Husky 100 is now underway, and we need your help finding them!

Who are we looking for?

Each Husky 100 story is unique! The Husky 100 recognizes and honors students who are involved in a range of activities and work, including mentors, researchers, caregivers, activists, interns, artists, innovators and many more.

The Husky 100 program celebrates the distinct stories and limitless ways in which each student is extraordinary. Students share transformative experiences they’ve had while at the UW – from work, to studying abroad, to community organizing, to caring for family and more – and how these experiences have shaped who they are today and where they are going.

What makes a Husky 100 stand out is their ability to connect what they have learned in the classroom (or Zoom room!) with what they are engaged in outside of class – regardless of whether it is on or off campus.

Have a student in mind? Nominate them!

Any UW student, faculty, or staff can nominate a student for consideration, in order to encourage them to apply. Nominations are an important motivator, especially for students who otherwise might not imagine themselves as a candidate. Nominations are accepted through Friday, January 21, 2022, at 5 p.m. (PST). Nominate a student for the Husky 100 today!

Students, want to share your story? Apply now!

UW students can apply directly, without being nominated by someone else. Applications are accepted through Friday, February 4, 2022, at 12 p.m./noon (PST). Students, submit an application today!

These 100 students will be recognized across UW and have opportunities to expand their networks with UW students, alumni, faculty, staff and business leaders.

Explore the Husky 100 website to learn about the application, and keep an eye on the Husky 100 Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates!