We welcome connections with faculty and staff through a formalized program or by creating new opportunities to support academic student success.
Explore ways to endage and please do not hesistate to connect with members of our Leadership Team.
All Advisers Meeting
Each Autumn and Spring quarter, there is a campus-wide meeting for all advisers on the UW Seattle campus. These meetings are planned by members of the Academic Affairs and Advising Deans and Directors Group.
Learn more and view previous agendas on the All Advisers Meeting website.
SAS/OMA&D ACS Quarterly Advising Meetings
Join us for our quarterly SAS/ OMA&D ACS advising meetings to hear updates from our teams and discuss cross-unit collaboration. Learn more and view slides and zoom information on the SAS/OMA&D ACS Quarterly Advising Meeting website.
Transfer Engagement
Community College Engagement Initiative (CCEI) was a year-long study conducted in 2015 to review and assess the community college transfer student experience at the UW. Learn more about Transfer Student effors on the UW Transfer Center website.
Collaboration with peer educators
We offer opportunities for you to complement your curriculum or course by having our peer tutors, coaches, and program leaders present workshops. We also welcome collaborations with UW faculty and teachers interested in workshops or other events that will enrich learning in their department or the university overall.
Program: First-year Interest Groups (FIGs), figs@uw.edu
Staff Teaching Academic Success Courses
On November 20, 2024 the UW Board of Deans and Chancellors passed the following guidance on Instruction of Student Academic Success Courses. Learn more on jthe Staff Teaching Academic Success Courses website.
General Studies (GEN ST) Courses
- General Studies (GEN ST) courses support the undergraduate academic experience by offering students a holistic education beyond a particular discipline. Learn more on the General Studies (GEN ST) website.
Husky Experience Toolkit
The Husky Experience Toolkit is a a series of articles encouraging UW students to challenge themselves, think about their options, and weave together all they are learning. Delivered through MyUW within four thematic areas — Know Yourself, Know the World, Make Your Way, and Weave it Together — these articles help students connect with university resources and make the most of their UW experience.
To learn more, start with this short Husky Experience Toolkit video and contact Michaelann Jundt with questions.
Video, social media, or photography
Prospective, incoming, and current students and their families want to see and hear from UW faculty. Faculty are highlighted in various media forms that are shown throughout the summer and academic year. These opportunities can be as simple as a photo and quote for our website or a video feature in an orientation workshop/presentation. Learn more on our Engagement and Communications website.