Student Government (ASUWB)

Associated Students of the
University of Washington Bothell
2020-2021

ASUWB is here for students (even virtually).

A message from your student government during COVID-19:

ASUWB is here to support and advocate for student needs and welfare. During the current pandemic, UW Bothell's student government will strive to provide students resources, opportunities and information to ensure student success. We understand that COVID-19 brings additional challenges to students learning and university experience. We want to know how we can help.

ASUWB will remain available for students through virtual office hours held in the ASUWB Hub and at ASUWB Public Bi-Weekly Meetings on Tuesdays from 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. (PST). Please see Meetings & Minutes for Zoom link information and agendas.

Stay updated and share your questions, concerns, comments via email asuwbteam@uw.edu, or Instagram and Facebook: @asuwbothell.

ASUWB Announcements:

ASUWB Legislative Agenda is set and ready for Olympia!

Thank you to students who provided input on which legislative priorities they want to advocate for in the 2021 Legislative Session. ASUWB has finalized the 2020-2021 Legislative Agenda and is available to read here.

Huskies on the Hill

Mark your calendars! On Feb. 5, 2021, UW Bothell students will have the opportunity to meet with district legislators and represenatives to advocate for ASUWB's Legislative Agenda during the 2021 Legislative Session.

Register at: tinyurl.com/HOTH2021. 

SAEF Application is LIVE!

The Student Academic Enhance Fund (SAEF) is now accepting applications for virtual conferences. Students are encouraged to apply via Presence! For more information and to review new guidelines around COVID-19, visit: uwb.edu/asuwb/saef

Get involved and stay updated with UW Bothell via Presence

Presence is the NEW  student portal to access all of UW Bothell's student organizations and their events, updates, and opportunities. Go check out ASUWB on Presence and many more student orgs.

Concerned about COVID-19?

Please visit the University of Washington coronavirus FAQ page for up to date information and answers to common questions.

The Washington State Department of Health has also established a call center to address questions. If you have questions about what is happening in Washington state, or what to do if you have symptoms, please call 1-800-525-0127 and press #.