Skip to content
snow capped trees

Faculty & Staff Insider

Welcome to the Faculty & Staff Insider! Here you will find relevant resources and weekly updates to enhance your employment experience at the UW.

NOTEWORTHY

Faculty spotlight

Five and Flourishing Team

Supporting student well-being 
May 7 | Noon–1 p.m. | Zoom
How can five easy-to-implement teaching practices support student well‑being? Join this session for findings and faculty reflections from UW’s Five for Flourishing Initiative.

register

Staff spotlight

LinkedIn learning logo

Access LinkedIn Learning recommendations for your development
Use Professional & Organizational Development’s curated picks to identify quality on-demand training to advance your productivity and other business skills.

find out how

Student spotlight

Person reviewing resume

Attend a resume and application workshop
April 21 | 3–4:30 p.m. | Smith Hall, History Lounge
Interested in building or developing your resumes, CVs and applications? Use this informal space to work alongside other students and with the support of the Bridges Center staff while enjoying some refreshments.

learn more

NEWS AND RESOURCES

View the Wednesday, Feb. 25 issue of UW Insider or request access for an archived issue.

Operational excellence is vital to the UW’s mission

Bronze W with text, Leadership Announcements

UW Operational Excellence is not a series of projects, but a shift in the way we operate, with the aim to raise our administrative functions to the same level of excellence as our teaching, research, service and patient care. Read the full message about the connective framework that intends to build a more sustainable and mission‑aligned operational foundation.

Tiny cameras in earbuds let users talk with AI

Title: Artificial Intelligence

University of Washington researchers developed the first system that incorporates tiny cameras in off-the-shelf wireless earbuds to allow users to talk with an AI model about the scene in front of them. Learn about the team’s efforts to create this new innovation.

Planets need more water to support life

Purple background with text: UW News

Unfortunately for science fiction fans, desert worlds outside our solar system are unlikely to host life. New University of Washington research shows that habitability hinges on the geologic carbon cycle, a water-driven process that maintains why arid planets may be too hot to support life.

Review the UW’s new Digital Accessibility Policy

Close up of keyboard with text: Information Technology

The Administrative Policy Statement (APS) 9.0 has been approved. This aligns the UW’s long‑standing values regarding accessibility with the federal requirements outlined in the ADA Title II Rule.

Join in on Financial Literacy Month

Text: The Whole U

We’re halfway through Financial Literacy Month and  it’s not too late to join. Build financial confidence with expert sessions, practical tools to budget, reduce debt and plan ahead. 

Summer camp at the UW

Stamps with people on them with text: Human Resources

Looking for summer plans for your kids? Champ Camp offers full-day programs onsite at the UW with field trips, STEM activities and outdoor fun, plus a UW employee discount.

Working at the UW

Two people in a interview with text: Job Highlight

Find a job that will change your life, and others’ lives too.
Academic jobs
Staff jobs
Student jobs
UW Medicine jobs

Seven ways to declutter your mind this spring

Photo of a person holding a clay heart with text: Health & Wellness

Seasonal transitions can disrupt routines, and changes in light patterns and weather can affect mood. Besides spring cleaning your space, focus on decluttering your mind, too.

The UW, powered by you

Aerial photo of the quad with text: Community

Husky Giving Day is Thursday, April 23. When you give, you power the UW’s people, programs and possibilities. Join the community that’s fueling the future.

RSS feeds