Campus Resources
February 4, 2026
UW + Amazon Science Hub: Lunch & Learn – 2/24, 1:00 p.m. Please RSVP
The UW + Amazon Science Hub is pleased to host a Lunch & Learn with Assistant Professor Ranjay Krishna from the Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering. This Lunch & Learn event is designed as a small-group setting for candid conversations on faculty life, career paths, research advice, and more! Date: Tuesday Feb 24 Time: 1:00PM…
CC@E: FREE Etiquette Dinner – 2/24, 5:30 p.m.
Learn How to “Dine” at our FREE Etiquette Dinner~ Do any of these sound familiar? “Get your elbows off the table … stop chewing with your mouth open … don’t eat & try to talk at the same time.“ Table manners play an important part in making a favorable impression, especially when many of our…
ECE IMP/Wired for Success: Somanth Mukherjee, Staff Controls Engineer, Aquagga, Inc. – 3/4, 12:30 p.m.
The ECE Industry Mentorship Program is launching a new set of career panels featuring mentors from across the industry called “Wired for Success”. All ECE students are invited to attend these informal conversations to hear mentors share insights about their career paths, the companies they represent, and their experiences in the field. Students will also…
ECE IMP/Wired for Success: Juwon Kim, Sr. Machine Learning Engineer, Amazon – 2/25, 3:30 p.m.
The ECE Industry Mentorship Program is launching a new set of career panels featuring mentors from across the industry called “Wired for Success”. All ECE students are invited to attend these informal conversations to hear mentors share insights about their career paths, the companies they represent, and their experiences in the field. Students will also…
ECE IMP/Wired for Success: Casey Duncan, Electrical Design & Analysis Engineer, Boeing – 2/12, 3:30 p.m.
The ECE Industry Mentorship Program is launching a new set of career panels featuring mentors from across the industry called “Wired for Success”. All ECE students are invited to attend these informal conversations to hear mentors share insights about their career paths, the companies they represent, and their experiences in the field. Students will also…
February 2, 2026
ECE: Research Showcase on March 12, 2026 – register by 2/16
Our annual ECE Research Showcase is scheduled for Thursday, March 12, 2026 from 5pm – 7:30pm. ECE Research Showcase allows students to present the exciting research they are working on in labs and groups across all areas of ECE in a poster-session & lightning talk format. It is our premiere opportunity for students to present their work and network with industry and alumni guests. Prizes Sponsored by:…
OFA: 2026-27 Graduate School International Research Fellowships – apply by 2/23
2026-27 Graduate School International Research Fellowships Funded by the Chester Fritz and Boeing International endowments APPLICATION DEADLINE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2026 at NOON (Pacific) For 2026-27, the Graduate School will award one-quarter fellowships to support international research abroad by UW graduate students. These fellowships are available to fund research periods of one quarter (three full months) abroad during the 2026-27 year (autumn 2026 through summer 2027). These awards do not support faculty-led UW study abroad programs. During the quarter of their award, fellows are required to register for Independent Learning – For Credit through UW Study Abroad. The program fee is covered by the fellowship. Graduate students in fee-based programs are not eligible to apply. No extra money is included for airfare. In allocating these awards, priority will be given to applications that address the following: clear statement of the research that will be done on the fellowship; evidence of the relationship between the proposed research and the applicant’s academic…
ECE: EE 546 Learning and Games – SPR 26
COURSE OVERVIEW An introduction to game theory, learning algorithms for equilibrium computation, and basic mechanism design. Emphasis on optimization and dynamical systems perspective PREREQUISITES Prior coursework in optimization and dynamical systems is required. Analysis and some game theory recommended. EVALUATION Based on a course project. 13354 B 3 TTh 230-350 JHN 026 Ratliff,Lillian Jane
January 30, 2026
ENGR: Grader Positions – apply by 2/6
The AI & Machine Learning for Engineering program is now accepting applications for Grader positions for ENGR 520: Physics Informed Machine Learning and ENGR 521: Machine Learning Engineering Project. This course will be offered during Spring 2026. Position Details: Hours: Up to 19.5 hours per week Pay rate: $22.65 per hour Responsibilities: Assist course instructors with grading assignments for ENGR 520: Physics…
January 27, 2026
GSA: Financial Literacy – 2/12, 4:00 p.m.
Thriving in Graduate School Series- Financial Literacy Thursday, February 12, from 4 pm-5:15 pm PT, Virtual via Zoom Register to attend TIGS Do you ever wonder how best to handle your finances as a student? Are you seeking more information about financial health and financial literacy? Do you want to be best prepared for graduation and entering the workforce? For…
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