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Spring Resources & Opportunities (Volume 3) – Husky Pawket Guide

Husky Pawket Guide From the Desk of Dr. Denzil Suite, UW Division of Student Life

Hi Huskies,

Spring quarter isn’t even halfway over, and I’m already thinking about June. I’m looking forward to in-person Commencement June 10 at Husky Stadium. It’s one of my favorite events of the year – student and celebrating their accomplishments with their loved ones, faculty and staff.

If you’re planning to graduate, it’s time to register for commencement. Complete the Commencement Registration/Order Form by May 21 so you can join us. I look forward to congratulating you in person!

Sincerely,
Denzil

Husky Experience

Two UW football players in purple jerseys discuss the Be the Match bone marrow registry with two women in Red Square.

Get in the Game and Support Be the Match May 9

UW Athletics and the Whole U is teaming up with the bone marrow registry Be The Match to provide a lifesaving cure for blood diseases and cancers.

Consider joining the hundreds of UW students and athletes currently on the Be The Match registry by learning more 3:30- 5p.m. on Tuesday, May 9 in Red Square.

Come to ask questions, learn how health disparities impact this lifesaving cure and join the registry. Everyone who stops by will receive a free T-shirt and a photo opportunity with Dubs!

Connections

Learn about your brain May 5

A white illustration of a brain on a green background.Gray Matters, a a neuroscience outreach organization founded by UW students, is celebrating the beauty of the brain at An Evening with Neuroscience 6-9 p.m. May 5 in Kane Hall 130. The free event includes a neuroscience art gallery, interactive neurotechnology displays, a human brain demonstration and a panel of diverse neuroscientists and clinicians to share their knowledge and answer your questions.

Create a balanced course load with DawgPathGet the perfect schedule with DawgPath and a Husky puppy on a mint green background.

Manage your course load, discover interesting courses and majors and connect with your adviser with DawgPath. If you’re searching for your major, DawgPath helps you determine how competitive you are for a major with limited capacity and helps you better navigate your path to a degree.

Spring Makers Fair is May 16 and 17Spring Makers Fair

Join us for the two-day Spring Makers Fair 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 16 and 17 at the Husky Union Building as we showcase uniquely made products created by 250 vendors from our UW community. Attendees can enter to win amazing giveaways from some of our students, faculty, staff and alumni makers and artists.

Mental Health Moment

UW Counseling Center Beyond Isolation to Inclusion Building Resilience and Community After Covid.

Join UW’s Counseling Center for Beyond Isolation to Inclusion, a three-part workshop series to help build resilience and community after COVID-19.

  • Beyond Zoom: 3:30-5 p.m. May 10. Navigating loneliness and isolation after COVID, the friendship recession and taking calculated social risks.
  • Together Again: 3:30-5 p.m. May 18. What are social skills? Introversion and extroversion, bell curve of interaction, relational or conversational interest and conversation starters.
  • Rediscovering Connection: 3:30-5 p.m. May 24. Explore social opportunities.

All sessions are in the UW Counseling Center Large Group Room at 401 Schmitz Hall. Sign up to attend a single workshop or the entire Beyond Isolation to Inclusion series.

Career and Internships

An assortment of black business illustrations on a white background.

Workshops to kickoff or supercharge your job search

Navigating UW

Report a barrier to university accessIllustration of a clipboard with a pencil.

Report a physical barrier preventing access to a University building or area, such as a non-functioning door opener or damaged curb cut. Or you can submit a report if you experience a barrier that affects your ability to access UW websites, videos, online forms or other IT. Learn how to report a barrier.

Congrats to survey raffle winnersCongrats to our raffle winners with a photo of the ASUW Shell House on the water.

Thank you to the more than 1,400 students who completed the survey about UW’s ASUW Shell House. The UW is restoring the Shell House, and the survey will help shape the future of this historic building. Congratulations to the winners of the AirPod Pros, an Instax Mini Polaroid Camera, IMA Rec Class and CRAGS Passes.

LGBTQ+ Day HikeA group of students hike on a dirt trail in between two groves of trees.

Build a community by hiking! This day hike is for those who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ and non-binary communities. Join like minded individuals and explore the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Register today for this event happening May 7 from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.