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March 2, 2010

University of Washington Received National Recognition for Community Service, Named to President’s Honor Roll

Undergraduate Academic Affairs

The University of Washington has been named to the 2009 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the highest federal recognition a college or university can receive for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning and civic engagement. The UW is the only public, 4-year institution in Washington state to receive this recognition this year.


University of Washington bioengineering student awarded prestigious Luce Scholarship

Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Jesse Burk-Rafel, a senior Honors student in bioengineering, was recently selected as a 2010 11 Luce Scholar. A native of Bainbridge Island and graduate of Bainbridge High School, Jesse is the first UW student to receive the scholarship as an undergraduate since 1977 and one of 18 nationwide to receive this scholarship this year.


February 28, 2010

UW Advisers recognized for their work and lead presentations at NACADA conference

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The Region 8 National Academic Advising Association conference was recently held in Seattle and University of Washington advisers received recognition for their work and shared their expertise with their regional colleagues.


January 15, 2010

UAA alumna Lesley Everett featured in The Gates Scholar magazine

Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Lesley Everett, 2006 Honors graduate in biochemistry, Mary Gates Research Scholar, and Gates Cambridge Scholar, is featured on the cover of The Gates Scholar magazine winter issue, the twice-yearly publication featuring current and alumni Gates Cambridge scholar activities. Read her article, “Searching for Sickle Cell.”


UAA Service Awards for December 2009-January 2010

Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Congratulations and thank you to these Undergraduate Academic Affairs employees who reached milestones in their service to the University.


December 18, 2009

Unique lens into human rights in Kenya comes from Kenyan artists

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Human rights in Kenya will be highlighted locally via an art show as a result of an African Studies seminar in Kenya. Erin Murphy, Honors alumna, and current graduate student participated in the seminar “Human Rights and Social Transformation in Kenya” in Nairobi, Kenya, last summer and is one of the students coordinating a show and sale of artwork by Kenyan artists.


Sign up to volunteer for 9th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service

Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. and the enduring values of compassion, dignity, humility, and service and volunteer on the annual MLK, Jr. Day of Service: January 18, 2010. More than 60 organizations need your help.


UAA alumnus update: Peter Kithene, CNN Hero

Undergraduate Academic Affairs

CNN checks in with 2007 CNN Hero Peter Kithene. Peter is a UW graduate, a Mary Gates Scholar, Munro Public Service Award recipient, and Edward E. Carlson Student Leadership Awardee.


December 15, 2009

Students share their talents at first Honors Open Mic

Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Dimming the lights, scrambling to find a seat and trying desperately not to drip hot coffee on anyone, on Thursday, December 3, UW Honors students settled into the upstairs room of U District institution Café Allegro to see what their peers had to offer.


November 20, 2009

UW is a top Fulbright-producing institution

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The Fulbright Program recently announced the complete list of colleges and universities that produced the most 2009-2010 U.S. Fulbright Fellows. Among research institutions, the UW shares eleventh place with Cornell University and produced more Fulbright students than any other Global Challenge state university.



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