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Spring Resources & Opportunities (Volume 1) Husky Pawket Guide

Husky Pawket Guide From the Desk of Dr. Denzil Suite, UW Division of Student Life

 

Hello Huskies,

I hope your spring quarter is off to a good start! As we head into the last few months of the academic year, I encourage you to take time to explore our beautiful campus. Visit the cherry blossoms in the Quad, stop by the UW Botanic Gardens, rent a canoe at the Waterfront Activities Center or enjoy some of the UW’s other hidden gems such as the Biology Greenhouse, Jacobsen Observatory or Medicinal Herb Garden.

Sincerely,
Denzil

Husky Experience

Big hearts, bigger impact. Students in UW gear

Husky Giving Day is April 4!

Be part of something BIG. Celebrate Husky Giving Day on April 4 in Red Square from 10 a.m.–1 p.m. with giveaways, donuts and live music. Look for Dubs around 12:30 p.m.!

Connections

houseplant on tableHouseplant workshop and plant potting activity

The UW Alumni Association is hosting houseplant workshops for students at the Center for Urban Horticulture. Classes cost $10 and include an instructional talk, Q&A, plant potting activity and take-home new succulent or foliage plant. Make your plan(t)s for Houseplants 101 on April 13 at 1 p.m. or 2 p.m. or Houseplants 201 on April 16 at 6 p.m. or 7 p.m.

collage of smiling student and alum facesFind your career path through Huskies@Work

Huskies@Work connects current UW students with alumni for short, one-time conversations about careers. Whether you’re curious about a new career field or already have a dream job in mind, sign up by April 21 to get the inside info you need.

cherry blossom tree with light behind itLiveWell Student Needs Navigator

The LiveWell Student Needs Navigator serves as a bridge between students and resources (both on and off campus) to address basic needs insecurities impacting low-income students. They work closely with on-campus partners like Financial Aid, Student Fiscal Services, Hall Health, the UW Food Pantry, HFS and others.

Health and Well-Being

mental health workshops and groups scheduleMental health workshops and groups

Join us for our upcoming mental health workshops and groups designed to support your well-being. Whether you’re navigating academic stress, adjusting to college life or seeking strategies for self-care, these workshops offer invaluable tools and insights. Together, let’s prioritize self-care and create a campus culture that values mental wellness.

Career and Internships

Spring job and internship fair in person at HUB

In-Person Spring Job & Internship Fair

Register to attend the Spring Job & Internship Fair on April 10 from 11:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m. at the HUB. This fair is open to all majors and years of study and you can expect to see employers representing all industries.

Navigating the UW

UW Libraries Awards. Win up to $1500!New student award and contest deadlines

Big rewards await for those who apply to UW Libraries’ student awards! First, the Libraries’ annual 1-minute video contest has extended its deadline to April 30! Second, applications are now open for the Undergraduate Research Award — group projects, posters, papers and more accepted; deadline May 1. Prizes range from $500–$1,500!

front door of the DRS officeAcademic accommodations

Disability Resources for Students (DRS) works with UW students to ensure equal access to UW academic programs and services. Students should engage DRS as soon as possible once they have identified a barrier and/or need. It can take between 1-5 weeks, sometimes longer, to receive and implement accommodations. Accommodations are determined through an interactive process between both student and DRS staff.

bike tire and lockBike locks and safe storage

In the time it takes for you to attend a class or grab a cup of coffee, a bike thief could be pedaling away. Even if you’re making a brief stop, lock up your bike. Learn more about the best locks to use and safe storage options.