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November 12, 2024

BIOE: Career Planning for Int’l Students – 11/14, 4:30 p.m.

BIOE is hosting an info session this week for International students. The topic is career planning in the context of F-1 work authorization (OPT/CPT) and H-1B visas. Please share with your circles! Please join us on Thursday, November 14th, at 4:30 PM in Foege N130 or via Zoom as immigration attorney Jen Chen from Ryan Law and guest speakers from UW’s…


ECE: EE 501 Academic Writing – WIN25

The course EE 501, Academic Writing, was not entered into the system on time; therefore, I am sending an announcement here. The course will be taught in the Winter Quarter 2025. EE 501: Academic Writing Quarter: Winter 2025 Instructor: Professor Alex Mamishev Time: M W 4:30 pm – 6:20 pm Credits: 4 E E   501  ACADEMIC WRITING…


November 7, 2024

COM: TA position Winter Quarter 2025 – apply by 11/13

TA Opening Winter Quarter 2025 – COM 200 Hello All – Please share with grad students seeking a TA position Winter Quarter 2025. Thank you! Whitney COM 200 Introduction to Communication. COM 200 Introduction to Communication (5) A&H/SSc. Introduces theories and research in communication. Explores the myriad ways scholars’ approach fundamental issues of contemporary human communication. Focuses on theories and…


ECE: Position for graduate student: ECE Faculty Search 2024

Dear ECE graduate students,     The ECE Department has three open faculty positions this year.  The 2024 ECE Faculty Search Committee is recruiting a member of the ECE graduate student community.   There will be a stipend for this position.   Work will start this month and continue through the faculty candidate visits in Winter and…


November 5, 2024

ECE: EE 546: Special Topics Course: Knowledge Representation and Reasoning – WIN 25

EE 546: Special Topics Course: Knowledge Representation and Reasoning Quarter: Winter 2025 Instructor: Professor Eric Klavins Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 pm to 2:20 pm Credits: 4 Description: In this course we will study the representation and manipulation of knowledge symbolically using logic and automated reasoning. Students will learn propositional logic, first-order logic, type theory, and various application-specific logical frameworks…


November 4, 2024

UW: Infographic on Tuition Forfeiture

Tuition forfeiture means forfeiting part or all of any applicable reduction in the tuition charge when dropping credits or withdrawing after the 7th calendar day of any quarter. Begins on the 7th calendar day of the quarter (This includes weekends and holidays) 8th – 30th calendar day, 50% tuition reduction. Summer Quarter dates differ! More…


November 1, 2024

GSA: UW Student Resources for Elections Stress & General Well-being

General Resources Husky HelpLine All UW students across tri-campus can access free, real-time, 24/7 and confidential mental health provided by TELUS Health. There are several ways to connect: – Phone: Call 206-616-7777 (if you are calling from outside the US or Canada, dial 001-416-380-6578) – Online chat: Chat with a Telus counselor on Telus website  – Download the Telus…


October 30, 2024

CC@E: CLIMB Website Launch

CC@E has just launched our new CLIMB (Connect, Leverage, Initiate, Maximize, Build) career development website. This site is designed to help engineering students take full advantage of their time at UW and prepare them for initial and long-term career success. The CLIMB website provides a checklist of useful career information to help students track their professional development…


UW Q Center: Queer Mentoring & Peer Program (QMPP) – apply by 11/6

Queer Mentoring and Peer Program (QMPP): Application Open  Q Center, UW Seattle campus Apply by Nov. 6  Send questions to Lalitha Pamidigantam: lpamid@uw.edu   Application:   https://forms.gle/KTRQBqmE5txp7RbPA    The Queer Mentoring and Peer Program (QMPP) is an evolving mentorship and peer program that actively seeks to queer the idea of mentorship. Within QMPP, we aim to address…


October 29, 2024

GIX: Master of Science in Technology Innovation (MSTI) program is hiring course assistants -apply by 11/3

Master of Science in Technology Innovation (MSTI) program is hiring course assistants for all our winter courses! Please share with interested students that they can apply via Handshake. The deadline for applying for all positions is 11:59 pm on Sunday, November 3rd. Pay for reader/grader position is $24 per hour and we only consider PhD students…



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