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The Alive Festival taking place May 31 to June 7 showcases original student performances that are produced across various courses in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences. The festival is a great opportunity to experience the diversity of arts at UW Bothell. 

Isabeau Rosen is a recipient of one of the 2022 Chancellor’s Student Civic Leadership Awards. The awards recognize students who are addressing critical issues on their campuses and in their communities through service and social entrepreneurship. 

Jesse Blaire discovered the power of words and writing them down in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences. Graduating in June with a double major in Law, Economics & Public Policy and in Society, Ethics and Human Behavior, it was The Power of Feminist Writing, a new course taught by Dr. Julie Shayne, that gave them the confidence to share their experiences unique to their intersectional identities.

Students in the Master of Fine Arts program were community performers in the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company’s production titled, What Problem?, which explored the tension between belonging to a community and feelings of isolation. 

Students in Dr. Min Tang’s class, Critical Media Literacy, create educational workshops to present to high school students in the North Shore School District.