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University of Washington Bothell students who graduate with the new minor in Actuary Science will be prepared to take the first credential exams they’ll need to become certified actuaries. 

A poster on team teaching by two University of Washington Bothell faculty members was judged one of the top three out of about 60 posters presented at UW’s 15th Annual Teaching & Learning Symposium in Seattle. 

As one of the few women in Electrical Engineering, Shawnna Cabanday felt self-conscious until a female faculty mentor restored her confidence and helped her become one of the Husky 100.

The recent session of the Washington Legislature made a significant investment in the future of the University of Washington Bothell by sending the governor budgets that will add a new science building to campus and start a behavioral health program.  

A new Washington state law that requires college faculty to accommodate students when faith and studies conflict grew out of a biology class at the University of Washington Bothell.