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A Year in Focus: 20 from 2020
Twenty moments from a year like no other — captured through the lenses of UW photographers.
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The UW turned 2020 into a course. You’re invited to check it out.
Through hours of Zoom meetings, University of Washington vice provost and dean of Undergraduate Academic Affairs Ed Taylor found himself nervously folding paper off screen. As he helped the university make high-stakes decisions about its pandemic future, his fingers kept busy shaping origami cranes. Taylor's collection of about 300 cranes tells the story of how he coped with this year, and they will constitute his entry to a virtual time capsule, the culmination of a class he led called "2020: The Course." Taylor; Kate Starbird, UW associate professor of human centered design and engineering; Theodore Myhre, UW assistant teaching professor of law; and Iisaaksiichaa Ross Braine, the UW’s tribal liaison, are quoted. Hilary Godwin, dean of the UW School of Public Health; Dr. Benjamin Danielson, UW clinical professor of pediatrics; Robert Stacey, dean of the UW College of Arts and Sciences; Alexes Harris, UW professor of sociology; Carolyn West, professor of social, behavioral and human sciences at UW Tacoma; and Megan Ming Francis, UW associate professor of political science, are mentioned.
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Video: News and research highlights from 2020
The College of Arts & Sciences is featured in this collection of video highlights produced by UW News in 2020.
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New course in Arctic histories
Elena Campbell, associate professor of history, is teaching a new class on the history of mankind's relationship to the Artic.
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A YEAR IN FOCUS: 20 FROM 2020
Twenty moments from a year like no other — captured through the lenses of UW photographers.
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Honoring the Life and Legacy of Dr. Patricia Dawson
Sutapa Basu, Director of the Alene Moris Women's Center, reflects on the life and legacy of board member, donor, and Making Connections program founder, Dr. Patricia Dawson.
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UW gets $1.8 million for Taiwan Studies Program
Daniel Kuo-Ching Chen, director general of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Seattle, signed a memorandum of understanding of cooperation with UW President Ana Mari Cauce on Dec. 8. Based on the memorandum, the Taiwan government provided $1.8 million for the UW to strengthen its Taiwan studies program in the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies and launch a Taiwan arts and culture program.
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Deck the dorms: How university students are spending the holidays
David Bell, PhD student in physics, and Savannah Lomelli, art student, discuss how they're spending the holidays in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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After Prison
UW Tacoma alum Omari Amili speaks with formerly-incarcerated UW alumni and faculty.
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The Language of the Land
Lecturer of American Indian Studies Tami Hohn and her students Victor Andy and Shelby Cross discuss their experiences teaching and learning Southern Lushootseed.
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2020: The Course
Watch lectures online from the new interdisciplinary class "2020: The Course."
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Opinion: Educational equity is an old idea with new urgency
“Washington state is now a national leader in providing financial aid to low-income college students, and at the University of Washington, we ensure that the cost of tuition is not a barrier for low-income students. But access and equity do not begin or end with college enrollment,” writes UW President Ana Mari Cauce.
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ENGL 285 is a cathartic creative writing class
ENGL 285, a unique creative writing class that features the expertise of professional writers, is highly recommended by its students.
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New Program for Native Students at UW Continues Online Despite COVID-19 Pandemic
The Native UW Scholars program, which works to “build community across the year and help students braid their academic and social lives on the UW campus and on local Coast Salish lands,” has continued and adapted to the online world.
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Reimagining Social Care and Racial Justice
Victoria Lawson, professor in the Department of Geography, director of the Honors Program, and adjunct professor of Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies discusses social care and racial justice.