UW UAA: About Mary Gates Hall

Mary Gates Hall is the University's center for undergraduate learning. An elegant Gothic-style building at the heart of campus, it is the academic home for UW undergraduate students and student services with state-of-the-art teaching and computing facilities.

Mary Gates Hall is a physical representation of the University of Washington's commitment to its more than 25,000 undergraduate students. It serves as:

An academic home for undergraduate students and student services A place for students as they choose a major Programs for New Students Undergraduate Advising Center Scholarship Office Center for Career Services Classrooms and commons areas, designed to encourage student and faculty interaction A center for service learning, leadership, research, and learning through public service The Carlson Center Volunteer and internship programs Undergraduate Research Pipeline Project A center for excellence and innovation University Honors Program Intercollege Program in general education The Information School State-of-the-art teaching facilities Computer resource centers, including drop-in computing facilities Office of Educational Partnership Each day thousands of students and hundreds of faculty spend time inside Mary Gates Hall, the campus center for undergraduate learning.	Photo by Loyd C. Heath


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