Learn remotely

Please note: the UW Bothell IT Helpdesk is closed to in-person services. The best way to reach them is by emailing uwbit@uw.edu. The Open Learning Lab (UW2-140) and the Digital Media Lab are physically closed but available through remote access.

• Student help to "learn anywhere": resources from UW Bothell IT, including loaner laptops and hotspots
• Remote Computer Access for Students: An emergency service allowing students to Remote Desktop from any off-campus computer to one of UW Bothell’s on-campus computer classrooms or labs.
• Online learning support: resources from the UW Bothell Library
• Makerspace: The Makerspace will have not have face-to-face drop in hours for fall quarter but is offering fabrication services through online requests.  Please visit the makerspace website for more information and to submit a request.
• UW Zoom Video Conferencing for students: UW is offering free accounts to all UW students 
• Accessible technology at UW
• Comcast's Internet essentials for qualifying new, low income customers impacted by COVID-19
• Scout App: find technology loan items that are available to check out near you

All academic advising offices will offer remote advising options. Students can see availability and schedule appointments with their academic adviser through Navigate. Students unable to locate their advisor in Navigate, should visit the UW Bothell Advising page and click through to their school information to find phone numbers, emails, and other contact options.

Student Success Center: The Student Success Center (SSC) connects students to services that enhance high-impact learning. All SSC services have moved to online appointments and services. See availability and make appointments at https://uwb.campus.eab.com/.

• Math & writing help: 
  • Quantitative Skills Center (QSC): Get assistance with any courses involving numbers. 
  • Writing and Communication Center (WaCC):  Brainstorm with peer consultants at any stage of a writing project.

While the UW Bothell / Cascadia College Campus Library building is not open to the public, Library staff are working remotely and are available to help students. Visit the Library’s Online Learning Support page for current information. Library services include a 24/7 real-time, online question service for immediate research help.

Office of Community-Based Learning and Research has a list of ways to help and stay civically engaged in the time of the coronavirus.

The Office of the Registrar is offering all services remotely. Visit the Office of the Registrar’s website for more information and to make appointments. You can also send them an email at uwbreg@uw.edu.

Worried about job prospects? Career Services is offering virtual support for resume and career advice. Please visit the career services website for more information and to make an appointment

Visa questions? Meet with your International Student Advisor at Center for International Education (CIE). The Center for International Education is operating virtually. Please email uwbintl@uw.edu or call 425-352-3876 to reach the CIE office. If you need an original I-20 for work authorization or travel signature, please contact Jen Kim directly at jgruver@uw.edu to arrange for that.

Disability Resources for Students (DRS) is here to help if you're experiencing barriers that limit full participation in your courses. Meet with a DRS counselor to explore the possible accommodations and services that might be available. The DRS office will be available through virtual appointments only. Schedule appointments online at uwb.campus.eab.com.

Study Abroad services will be available through virtual appointments only. Schedule appointments via email at uwbworld@uw.edu or online at uwb.campus.eab.com.

The Student Diversity Center center serves as a “hub” for coordinating student diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts across campus and ultimately building community. The SDC has moved all operations online. Email the Diversity Center at uwbdiv@uw.edu or go to the Diversity Center website. Note that the Husky Pantry in UW-1 is closed. However,  food pantry service is available at the ARC on Tuesdays starting Sept. 29 from 10:30 to 1 p.m.  Register for food pickup. 

Connect with Veteran’s Services to see what changes are on the horizon for veterans. Veterans Services will be available through virtual appointments only. Schedule appointments online at uwb.campus.eab.com.

The UW Bothell Husky Pantry is a resource for all UW Bothell students who might be between paychecks or just need some extra resources to get through the week or month.

Starting Tuesday Sept 29, the food pantry will offer curbside pickup in front of the ARC on Tuesdays, from 10:30 a.m. to 1p.m. Register for food pickup.  

At this time, the the Husky Pantry at the Husky Village Community Center is open to residents only

Common Grounds and Food for Thought are closed for fall quarter. Subway will be open (hours to be determined). Students are encouraged to bring their own food or visit the many restaurants in downtown Bothell that are open.

Residential Life is open and will be open for fall quarter. Students may collect packages from the Husky Village Community Center and reach the RA on duty 24/7. Meetings with Residential Life staff may take place over the phone or via Zoom.  

Residential Life has a frequently asked questions page where you can find answers to topics such as cleaning, contact tracing, campus life and more.

UW Student Legal Services are available to assist UW Bothell students with a variety of cases including landlord/tenant.

The Commuter Services office is working virtually from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mon-Fri. For more information, call 425.352.3369 or email uwbpark@uw.edu. Note that anyone who drives a car to campus must pay for parking.

Whether instructors present their classes in-person or online, A UW Bothell education is still an excellent education and the degree or credential that you earn will have the same value. The same instructors scheduled to teach in-person classes this quarter will be teaching remotely, and they bring the same expertise, experience and knowledge to the remote courses as they have in their in-person teaching.

It’s also important to remember that resident tuition is lower than non-resident tuition in recognition of the taxes paid by resident students and their families to the state of Washington, thereby supporting the UW through state funding. It is not a reflection of whether a course is offered in-person or remotely.

With the University shifting to online instruction, we are actually increasing our investment in instructional costs. We continue to pay faculty and staff for their work, and at the same time are making existing and new services available online and investing in new technological capabilities as we serve students remotely and support the UW community in these extraordinary times. 

The Office of Financial Aid is providing all services remotely. Please see their website for more information.

• Financial Aid Revision Request

Below you will find coronavirus-specific resources regarding financial assistance during this time of crisis:

• CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief & Economic Security) Act FAQs
• UW Bothell COVID-19 Student Emergency Fund: Provides unrestricted emergency support for UW Bothell students who are experiencing unexpected financial crises and otherwise could not continue school. Donate to the fund today!
• Emergency Aid (no FAFSA required — open to ALL students)
• Care Team Emergency Funds: Select "submit a report" then "emergency fund request"
• United Way Benefits Hub: Set up an appointment to discuss emergency funds with the Health and Wellness Resource Center's United Way Benefits representative.
• UW Bothell student emergency fund through CARE Team: submit a CARE Team report and select Emergency Funding  
• Short-term loans through UW Financial Aid

The Cashiers Office is operating virtually during fall quarter. Staff are available Mon – Fri. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. through email at uwbcash@uw.edu or by phone at 425-352-3246 option 0. For more information visit their website. 

• Health and Wellness Resource Center (HaWRC): What does it mean to be well? The HaWARC provides multiple community resources including support with health insurance assistance, financial coaching, sexual health, and more to help you thrive.  The HaWARCis currently providing most of its regular services via phone or online meetings. Call 425.352.5190, email hawrc@uw.edu or go to the center website for more information.
• Counseling Services: Stressed? Anxious? The Counseling Center is offering students free and confidential services remotely. Please see the center website for more information.

• UW Bothell Husky Pantry: The Husky Pantry is a resource for all UW Bothell students who might be between paychecks or just need some extra resources to get through the week or month. At this time, the the Husky Pantry at the Husky Village Community Center is open but the Husky Pantry location in the Diversity Center is closed.
• Student Diversity Center: Check out the list of community COVID-19 response resources and services such as job layoffs and employment support, food support, community markets, local delivery services, and more.
• UW Resources for Parents: Guides offer resources to families during school closures
• COVID-19 off-campus community resources: The Health & Wellness Resource Center (HaWRC), with contributions from the Office of Community Engagement, have put together a list of off-campus resources including emergency funding and financial help, food, housing, mental health, transporation as well as resources for parents. UW Bothell and Cascadia College students and employees should contact the Health & Wellness Resource Center if they can't find what they need: hawrc@uw.edu.