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Giving to the College of Arts & Sciences
The College of 'AND' Positioned at the nexus of the arts, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, the University of… -
Dean's Office Directory
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Making the Most of Summer
When the weather is still dreary, it's time to start thinking about summer! Here are some options for making the most of the summer months,… -
The Big Read 2024
The Big Read: Keynote Conversation with the Author The second annual “Big Read” took… -
ROTC Programs
About ROTC Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) is the largest officer… -
Messages from the Dean
Dianne Harris, Katherine and John Simpson Endowed Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, shares updates and news and provides her… -
10 Suggestions for First Generation Students
Exciting. Confusing. Inspiring. Intimidating. Being a first-generation college student can bring many challenges and emotions. If you are a… -
Giving
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Julianna Jones
Julianna Jones joined the College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Office in 2021. She has worked at the University of Washington for over 22 years specializing in faculty affairs and organizational management. In her current role, Jones is responsible for providing seamless support for Dean Harris’ activities, as well as the efficient staffing and hiring of the Dean’s Office Support Team.
Jones manages several high-level administrative processes including new chair and director searches, new chair and director annual workshops, executive leadership search support, administrative support for College Council (EFC), and managing special large-scale events on behalf of Dean Harris.
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CAS Mentorship Program
Julianna Jones joined the College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Office in 2021. She has worked at the University of Washington for over 22 years specializing in faculty affairs and organizational management. In her current role, Jones is responsible for providing seamless support for Dean Harris’ activities, as well as the efficient staffing and hiring of the Dean’s Office Support Team.
Jones manages several high-level administrative processes including new chair and director searches, new chair and director annual workshops, executive leadership search support, administrative support for College Council (EFC), and managing special large-scale events on behalf of Dean Harris.
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Department EJI Pages
Julianna Jones joined the College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Office in 2021. She has worked at the University of Washington for over 22 years specializing in faculty affairs and organizational management. In her current role, Jones is responsible for providing seamless support for Dean Harris’ activities, as well as the efficient staffing and hiring of the Dean’s Office Support Team.
Jones manages several high-level administrative processes including new chair and director searches, new chair and director annual workshops, executive leadership search support, administrative support for College Council (EFC), and managing special large-scale events on behalf of Dean Harris.
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Faculty Support
Julianna Jones joined the College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Office in 2021. She has worked at the University of Washington for over 22 years specializing in faculty affairs and organizational management. In her current role, Jones is responsible for providing seamless support for Dean Harris’ activities, as well as the efficient staffing and hiring of the Dean’s Office Support Team.
Jones manages several high-level administrative processes including new chair and director searches, new chair and director annual workshops, executive leadership search support, administrative support for College Council (EFC), and managing special large-scale events on behalf of Dean Harris.
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Connecting with the Community
Many Arts & Sciences students contribute to the community as volunteers — and often leaders — on- and off-campus. They commit their time and skills to student-run organizations, local nonprofits, arts groups, healthcare organizations, and more. As they apply classroom learning to the real world, they make a positive difference in the city and region. Here are a few of their stories.
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Is a Double Major Right for You?
The University offers so many majors, it can be hard to choose! That might explain why 20% of Arts & Sciences students are double… -
Making the Most of Faculty Office Hours
Unsure how to connect with faculty? Recent College of Arts & Sciences students — and an Arts & Sciences professor — …