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GEN ST 297 K — Getting to Year 2: Building a Meaningful Second Year and Beyond

This class provides spring quarter, first year students with an opportunity to reflect on their first year, while providing tangible, and proactive opportunities to prepare for a meaningful second year and beyond.

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GEN ST 297 M — Catalyzing Research: The Elements of Involvement

This course provides spring quarter, first-year students an opportunity to reflect and prepare for meaningful undergraduate research in the Natural Sciences.

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GEN ST 297 L — Global Engagement: Crafting a Connected Education

This course provides spring quarter, first year students with an opportunity to reflect and prepare for meaningful academic and co-curricular global engagement

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COVID-19 Update

Throughout this challenging time, UAA Advising remains ready to support you and your academic needs. Students are welcome to meet with us online via Zoom during our regular business hours.

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Student Voices

“My adviser helped me solve a lot of questions about choosing courses and how to plan out my academic career. I have been meeting with my adviser consistently just to make sure I am on the right track at the UW, and also I got so much good advice about how to thrive in college.”

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Alumni Spotlight

Jessica Larson
  2008, Communication (BA) and Political Science (BA)  OTB Solutions (Business and strategy consulting firm)

The college experience is what you put into it - take advantage. I ended up working in a field that was very different from what I thought I would do coming into college and my bachelor's degree opened the doors to get me to my next step. I'm 34 now and considering a complete career change - remember that learning is lifelong and you can always change your career and learn a new trade or skill.

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