Student opportunities
September 16, 2020
RSVP for Engineering Launch!
Are you looking to explore engineering related extracurriculars and build more connections with other students? If yes, then this is the event for you! We’re thrilled to announce that our annual Engineering Launch event is going to be held in a virtual format this year on Tuesday, September 29th from 4:30-6:00pm PT. This Dawg Daze tradition is always one…
September 14, 2020
Emergency Aid Request Form – Closed until September 30
The Emergency Aid Request Form has been closed for the time being as the Office of Student Financial Aid prepares for Autumn Quarter. The form will reopen on September 30. In the meantime, students with urgent need can email emergaid@uw.edu with a request for emergency aid. Engineering students will be eligible to be considered for COE funds dedicated…
Grad SWE events in September/October
Hello Graduate Students, The start of the school year is quickly approaching! The graduate student section of Society of Women Engineers (GradSWE) at UW has been working hard to organize professional development opportunities for you this fall. Our events are open to all genders. A summary flyer is attached. Apply today for a fee waiver to WE20,…
NASA International Space Apps Challenge Hackathon, Online October 2-4
NASA International Space Apps Challenge Hackathon, Online October 2-4 Register now! http://bit.ly/2020spaceappsseattle Greetings from Space Apps Seattle! The NASA International Space Apps Challenge Hackathon is back this year in a fully online format. We’re excited to be a part of NASA’s global mission to improve life on Earth and further our future in space through space-based data….
Learning at the Wireless Edge – Prof. Vince Poor’s Talk on 9/15 at 10:30 am (PST)
Princeton Professor H. Vincent Poor will be giving a Zoom talk next week (9/15 10:30am Seattle time) hosted by Baidu Research-Bellevue. Prof. Poor was our first EE Lytle Lecturer. He is well known for his research and his book on signal detection and estimation. And he is a fantastic speaker. You are welcome to attend….
Science & Engineering Career Fair – 10/15/20
SAVE-THE-DATE: This year’s primary Engineering hiring event will be the Science & Engineering Career Fair, held on Thursday, October 15 and using Handshake as its platform. Students will sign-up in advance for 10-minute slots with a company representative; more information will be distributed in the upcoming weeks. If you have any questions, please contact us at engrhire@uw.edu. We look…
September 10, 2020
Check out UW Phi Sigma Rho Recruitment!
August 26, 2020
Call for Student Contributors: How Huskies Heal
Inspire Empathy, Collaboration, and Humility. Become a How Huskies Heal Student Contributor! Winner of the 2020-2021 Husky Seed Fund Award, How Huskies Heal will be a published anthology of interviews with members of the UW community that discuss the subjectivity of healing. Our goal is to highlight the importance of learning from one another through individual conversations and illustrate to…
August 12, 2020
Registration Deadline TODAY – Wednesday, August 12th for National Society of Black Engineers 46th Annual Convention and Career Fair (NSBE)
Today, Wednesday, August 12th, is the deadline to register as an undergrad (collegiate) or graduate student for the upcoming Virtual 46th National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Convention & Career Fair on August 19-23. Membership is not required to attend the event. Members do receive a discounted rate. Before you Register for the Convention – undergrads and…
July 29, 2020
h2neo is looking for students interested in getting involved this summer
Looking for ways to get involved with medical research projects or ways to apply your ECE skills during quarantine times? h2neo (team/project name) is looking for students interested in getting involved this summer. h2neo a project tackling the issue of addressing the lack of neonatal dehydration treatment in resource-limited clinical settings. The issue of high neonatal…
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