Lectures
February 7, 2022
UW Lecture: David B. Williams “Who is Watching You”
Welcome to the UWFA Lecture Series UW Lecture, April 12, 2021: David B. Williams “Who is Watching You” Who’s Watching You? – Do you ever have the feeling that you are being watched when you walk in downtown Seattle? You are probably right. Hundreds of eyes peer out from buildings in the city observing your…
Henry Suzallo, A Novel Approach
Welcome to the UWFA Lecture Series UW Lecture, October 20, 2021: Antoinette Wills: “Henry Suzallo, A Novel Approach” Welcome to our lecture with UW Historian Antoinette Wills, who will talk about Henry Suzzallo, a Novel Approach Most of us have had occasion to visit Suzzallo Library, perhaps the most recognizable building on the University of…
March 15, 2021
Enjoying Birds Throughout the Year in the Pacific Northwest
UWFA Lecture: “ Enjoying Birds Throughout the Year in the Pacific Northwest” Wednesday, March 10 at 1 p.m. Welcome to the UWFA Lecture Series “Birds and birding in the PNW throughout the year” As part of the UWFA Lecture Series today we present our very own UWFA members, Vicki King and Donna Hahn. They are…
February 7, 2021
UWFA Lecture: Porcelain: Art and Objects of Desire
Welcome to the UWFA Lecture Series Wednesday, February 10 1 – 2:30 Please join us this coming Wednesday, February 10, at 1 p.m. via Zoom as our own UWFA President Christine Newcomb gives a lecture entitled “Porcelain: Art and Objects of Desire”, based on visiting porcelain manufacturers in Germany. Christine’s talk will encourage you to…
November 6, 2020
UWFA Scholarship Awards and Lecture
UWFA Scholarship Awards Presentation and Lecture Wednesday, November 11, 12 noon Via Zoom Helen Szablya, “My Only Choice: 1942-1956 Hungary.” For over 50 years the UWFA has given scholarships to deserving UW undergraduates who have high GPA’s, have overcome adversity, and have served their community. This year we will award $18,000 in scholarships, awarding $6,000…
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