Pathways Weeks

January 13 – 31, 2025

Explore Majors. Find Your Passion. Map Your Path.

The Pathways To Academic Engagement is a series of workshops, panels, speakers, mixers, and other events designed to connect you with your major and with campus co-curricular opportunities.

Over the three weeks, you’ll have the opportunity to talk with alumni, advisors, professors, career services, industry professionals, and co-curricular programs and services.

Students: Check-in to any Pathways event using QR codes at the sessions (or a Husky Card swipe) to enter your name Pathways raffle prizes. Each session you attend is another raffle ticket.

Pathways is an opportunity to explore majors, find your passion, and map your path.

Pathways Events

Pre-Health Advising Open House

Time: 12:00-12:50pm

Location: UW1-103

Drop by Pre-Health Advising to collect resources, a snack, and maybe even a prize!

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IEEE (Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers) Summer Internship Panel

Time: 12:30-1:30pm

Location: UW1-120 or via Zoom (see registration link below)

Join UW’s IEEE club to listen to student panelists tell about their experiences from their summer internships! There will be a Q&A session afterwards. This event will take place both online and in-person. For the Zoom link, please sign up at linktr.ee/IEEE.uwb.

Everyone is welcome to attend even though this event is more focused for CSS, CE, and EE majors. Snacks and drinks provided!

Note: This event will repeat on Jan 15 on the Tacoma campus, but there will be a Zoom option for that as well if you miss the UWB session!

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Center for Biotechnology Innovation & Training Seminar

Time: 4:30-6:00pm

Location: DISC-162

Are you interested in a major and/or career in biotechnology? Join us to hear from Snehal Patel, Chief Technical Officer (CTO) at Sana Biotechnology! As the CTO, he leads Process/Analytical Development, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, CMC Regulatory, and Technical Quality for Cell and Gene Therapy. His journey began at San Joaquin Delta Community College, followed by a transition from Computer Science at California State University to a Biology major as a pre-optometry student. His career trajectory started as a manufacturing associate at Genentech, with each step building toward his current leadership role in the biotech industry.

Snacks provided and no RSVP required. We look forward to seeing you there!

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STEM Pathways Workshop

Time: 1:30-2:30pm

Location: UW2-305

The Associate Director of STEM Student Success will host a workshop to highlight the majors and minors offered in the School of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics at UWB. There will be a Q&A session for a chance for students to ask questions.

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Social Justice Careers Panel

Time: 3:30-5:30pm

Location: North Creek Events Center (NCEC)

Students will listen to UWB alumni involved in social justice careers talk about issues of justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion. This panel is valuable for those who wish to contribute to positive change in the world by pursuing academic paths related to social justice, human rights, or related fields!

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Faculty & Advisor Conversations Mixer

Time: 11:00am-4:00pm

Location: UW2 Commons

Throughout the day, faculty and advisors will be hanging out in the UW-2 Commons waiting to have informal chats with students. Find out more about the classroom experience, the degree options, and the field of study from the folks teaching the classes! Sit down 1-on-1 or bring a buddy. FREE COFFEE!

We’ll have faculty & advisors representing:

  • Business & Policy
    • Business Administration major – Faculty available for conversations from 11-3pm
    • Environmental Studies major – Faculty available for conversations from 2-4pm; advisors available 1-4pm
    • Global Studies major – Faculty available for conversations from 12-1pm & 2-4pm; advisors available 1-4pm
    • Law, Economics & Public Policy major – Advisors available for conversations from 1-4pm
  • Health & Natural Sciences
    • Biology major – Faculty available for conversations from 2-3pm
    • Chemistry major – [no available faculty/advisors at this time. check back!]
    • Conservation & Restoration Science major – Advisors available for conversations from 1-4pm
    • Earth System Science major – Faculty available for conversations from 1-2pm; advisors available 1-4pm
    • Health Studies major – Faculty available for conversations from 11:30-4pm
  • Education & Society
    • American & Ethnic Studies major – Advisors available for conversations from 1-4pm
    • Educational Studies major – Faculty available for conversations from 11-12pm
    • Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies major – Faculty available for conversations from 2:30-3pm; advisors available 1-4pm
    • Interdisciplinary Studies major – Advisors available for conversations from 1-4pm
    • Psychology major – Faculty available for conversations from 11-1pm; advisors available 1-4pm
  • Technology & Engineering
    • Applied Computing major – Faculty available for conversations from 11:30-1pm
    • Computer Engineering major – [no available faculty/advisors at this time. check back!]
    • Computer Science & Software Engineering major – Faculty available for conversations from 11:30-1pm
    • Data Visualization major – Faculty available for conversations from 11-12:30pm; advisors available 1-4pm
    • Electrical Engineering major – Faculty available for conversations from 1:30-2:30pm
    • Mathematics major – Faculty available for conversations from 11-12:30pm
    • Mechanical Engineering major – [no available faculty/advisors at this time. check back!]
    • Physics major – Faculty available for conversations from 11-11:30pm
    • Science, Technology, and Society major – Faculty available for conversations from 11-12pm; advisors available 1-4pm
  • Arts & Media
    • Culture, Literature & the Arts major – Advisors available for conversations from 1-4pm
    • Interdisciplinary Arts major – Faculty available for conversations from 1:30-2pm; advisors available 12-4pm
    • Media & Communications Studies major – Advisors available for conversations from 1-4pm

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Academic Success Speed Networking

Time: 11:00am-2:00pm

Location: The Academic Learning Commons (UW2-030)

The Academic Learning Commons (ALC) invites you to a speed-networking event! Representatives from the ALC (the Writing & Communication Center, the Quantitative Skills Center, and the Academic Success Coach Program) will be hosting an event where you can rotate through sessions with tutors and staff, play games, and learn how to navigate the major application process while accessing valuable support services. Sit down 1-on-1 or bring a friend. FREE COFFEE & SNACKS!

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Summer Research Unlocked

Time: 2:00-3:00pm

Location: Truly House

Curious about summer research opportunities? “Summer Research Unlocked” is a quick, 1-hour workshop that covers the essentials: where to find programs, tips for a strong application, and strategies to make the most of your experience. Get the insights you need to confidently start your summer research journey and make the most of your application efforts. Perfect for students new to research or looking for a short, impactful guide to summer opportunities! Advance registration requested.

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Getting Experience in Health – a professional panel

Time: 4:30-5:30pm

Location: UW1-220

Hear from contacts with local health organizations on the benefits of and ways to get experience in health through involvement in their programs.

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What is Your Digital Superpower?

Time: 11:30-12:30pm

Location: Collaboratory (DISC-152)

This event helps students uncover their “digital superpower” through a quick personality quiz. The superpowers align with skills and topics covered in the Digital Scholars program, like data visualization, project management, and marketing. Come have fun and learn more about Digital Scholars! The application deadline is February 14th.

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Build Your Network and Fuel Your Job Search in Health

Time: 3:30-4:30pm

Location: UW1-110

For those EXPLORING careers in healthcare – let’s talk about tools available to help fuel your search that will allow you to build a professional network along the way. The Health Professions & Natural Science Pathways Manager will share methods for finding job ideas and building human resources to bolster your success with a strong mentor network in health.

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Career Networking Mixer

Time: 6:00-8:00pm

Location: UW2-Commons

Hosted by Career Services, this is an informal career conversation mixer for students exploring different career pathways within meta-majors. Students will have the opportunity to talk with recruiters, students, or alumni to learn more about pathways and fields in this meta major and practice networking skills, learn more about career paths and build connections.

No preparation is needed to attend, but question prompt cards will be available to help generate discussion with questions such as:

  • What do you think is most important for students to know?
  • What interested you in this field and/or career?
  • Tell me more about yourself and your role?
  • How did you find a fit within this industry?
  • What advice do you have for someone considering this pathway?

While our guest list will continue to grow throughout December and January, as of the end of Fall quarter the following have confirmed:

  • ARTS & MEDIA
    • Lacy Arnold (Business Admin & Marketing Major), Associate Director of Marketing & Communications, UWB School of STEM. LinkedIn.
    • Curtis Takahashi (Culture, Literature & the Arts Major), Program Operations Manager, UW College of Engineering. LinkedIn.
    • Daniel Baird (MBA), Advancement Writer, UWB. LinkedIn.
  • BUSINESS & POLICY
    • Brien Houston (MSC Major), Customer Success Associate, Pitchbook. LinkedIn
    • Tom Hults, Housing Assessor, King County
    • Kerrie Scott (Business Admin Major), Regional Recruiter, Fastenal (LinkedIn)
  • EDUCATION & SOCIETY
    • Samantha Penjaraenwatana (Community Psychology, Education & Society Major), Student Life Advisor, Cascadia College. LinkedIn.
    • Simone Willynck (Masters of Education), Project Coordinator, Fred Hutch. LinkedIn.
    • Brandon Washington (Master of Education), Associate Director Philanthropy, UWB. LinkedIn.
  • HEALTH & LIFE SCIENCES
    • Casey Cummins, UWB Alum/Medical Student at UW School of Medicine. LinkedIn.
    • Katie Pham, UWB Alum/Medical Student at UW School of Medicine. LinkedIn.
    • Jennifer Collins, UWB Alum, MN-AL, RN, Chief Nursing Officer at Bay Area Hospital. LinkedIn.
    • Shahrzad Tehrani, Sustainability Coordinator, UW Bothell/UWB Alum.
    • Atif Bhatti, UWB Alum, MPH, CPH, Clinical Trials Management System Operations Specialist at Seattle Children’s. LinkedIn.
  • ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
    • Taylor Sims (Community Psychology Major), Technical Recruiter, Redapt, Inc. LinkedIn.
    • Jessica Olson (Business Administration Major), Program Coordinator & Technical Recruiter, Brooksource. LinkedIn.
    • Nicole Tarasenko (Broadcast Journalism major), Senior Recruiter, Crane Aerospace & Electronics. LinkedIn.
    • Harper Hults (Mathematics & Computer Science major), Software Engineer, Microsoft. LinkedIn.
    • Randa Cortez Soto (Electrical/Manufacuring Engineering major), Manufacturing Engineer Supervisor,
      Crane Aerospace & Electronics. LinkedIn.

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UW MEDEX Physician Assistant Program Info Session

Time: 10:30-11:30am

Location: UW1-102

Kalee Warnimont of the UW Medicine MEDEX Northwest Physician Assistant Program will present information and address questions about their program and its application process.

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Chemistry Careers Panel

Time: 1:30-2:30pm

Location: UW2-131

Join STEM’s Physical Science Division every Friday at 1:30pm in UW2-131 this month for a brief chemistry seminar, where a speaker or panel will share their research and their career path.

This week’s speaker is Dr. Nick Milanovich, who will present on “The Central Science and Career Chaos.” In this engaging seminar, we invite you to join chemistry majors as they learn about different careers in chemistry.

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Suturing Workshop

Time: 4-5:30pm

Location: Discovery-162

Join us and Major Shannon Harris, Perioperative Nurse in the U.S. Army to learn how to suture with a hands-on clinic, and learn about Army Medicine and the Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP)! Event sponsored by UWB’s Pre-Med Club and UWB’s Pre-Dental Club.

Note: There is a cap of 32 participants using suture kits; though others may attend to watch/learn. Register via Gather!

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Careers in Cybersecurity Industry Panel

Time: 3-5pm

Location: Discovery-061

Hosted by UWB’s Women in Cybersecurity Student Chapter, this panel event is an amazing opportunity to learn about the wide range of opportunities and career available in cybersecurity. Hear from industry professionals and get your questions answered!

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AutoCAD Workshop

Time: 6:00-8:00pm

Location: DISC-162

UWV’s IEEE Club is thrilled to invite you to an AutoCAD Workshop designed for aspiring engineers, drafters, and artists of all majors and skill levels. We’ll also be serving pizza and beverages to keep you fueled! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your skills and network with peers. Sign up at https://linktr.ee/IEEE.uwb. Note that participants must bring a laptop with AutoCAD installed (students can download for FREE at autodesk.com/education/edu-software with your .edu email address).

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Careers in Computer Science

Time: 3:30-5:30pm

Location: The Collaboratory (DISC-152)

Join us for a presentation hosted by UWB’s Association for Computer Machinery (ASM) club to explore the 10+ unique and currently high demand Careers in Computer Science. Hear from UWB Alumni, interns, and professors to provide their personal insights and advice!

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Careers in Education Mixer: Pathways In & Outside of the Classroom

Time: 3:30-5:00pm

Location: North Creek Events Center (NCEC)

This panel event is an amazing opportunity to learn about the wide range of opportunities and careers available in educational fields. Connect with School of Educational Studies alumni and community educators and learn about the wide range of career pathways in the field of education, in and beyond of the classroom. Hear from industry professionals and get your questions answered!

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Interaction Design Association (Tabling Event)

Time: 11-1:00pm

Location: UW2-Commons

This tabling event in the Commons gives you a chance to meet the IxDA Officers, learn about what interaction design is, and what events IxDA will be hosting this quarter! 

Journalistic Storytelling Workshop

Time: 11-1pm

Location: Collaboratory (DISC-152)

Join The Husky Herald for a Journalistic Storytelling Workshop followed by time for refreshments and Q&A. The workshop will introduce students to beginning reporting skills and genres, with a fun activity to practice the skills that will be taught. Additionally, we will share information about how to get involved with Student Media platforms on campus. There will be light refreshments provided.

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Careers in Business Panel

Time: 3:45-5:45pm

Location: DISC-162

This event is an excellent opportunity to learn about the wide range of business career pathways. Connect with the School of Business and a panel of faculty, alumni and students to learn about careers a degree in business can offer.

The event includes time for Q & A and networking! Light refreshments will be provided.

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Environment, Climate & Sustainability Careers Panel & Mixer

Time: 3:30-5:30pm

Location: North Creek Events Center (NCEC)

Turn your passion for the planet into a meaningful and rewarding career! Join us for the Environment, Climate & Sustainability Careers Panel to discover how different majors can prepare you for impactful roles in climate policy, environmental data analysis, conservation, and beyond.

You’ll hear directly from working professionals in environmental science, faculty, advisors, and current students about how to plan your courses, find internships, and gain hands-on experience that sets you apart in the job market. Whether you’re just beginning to explore or already passionate about climate action, this is your chance to connect with experts who can help you map out a clear path to success.

Light refreshments will be provided.

Guest Panelist Biographies

  • Michelle Bahnick. Michelle (she/they) is the Wetland Biologist for the Tulalip Tribes Natural Resources and Cultural Resources Division, and a certified Professional Wetland Scientist (PWS). Michelle integrates wetland science, law and policy, and community engagement to further develop and refine the Wetland Program in order to preserve, protect, enhance, restore, and manage wetlands and their functions for the benefit of the Tulalip Tribes now and into the future. Michelle’s current projects include a Pre-Planted Pallet wetland restoration project, Wetland Monitoring and Assessment, and developing a Wetland Management Prioritization Plan. Prior to their work with the Tulalip Tribes, Michelle has assisted with studies on juvenile salmonid passage through dams on the Columbia River, caught rock iguanas in the Bahamas for a life history study, and served with the Washington Conservation Corps to restore riparian areas and monitor Aquatic Reserves in Puget Sound. They hold a M.S. in Biology from Western Washington University, a B.A. in Biology from Earlham College, and a certificate in Wetland Science and Management from the University of Washington. For more info on Michelle’s work see the Tulalip Tribe’s Wetland page, which has several excellent videos: nr.tulaliptribes.com/Topics/Wetlands And this news article from the Tulalip Tribe describes the reservation’s extensive wetlands: tulalipnews.com/wp/2022/05/25/celebrating-tulalip-wetlands/
  • Rebecca Bramwell. Rebecca (she/they) fell in love with wetlands when she was 16 years old as a running start student at Cascadia College. She went on to receive her bachelor’s degree from Evergreen State College in 2018, double majoring in Environmental Science and Cultural & Global Studies. Rebecca struggled to find work after college and in 2021 decided to go back to school to complete the University of Washington Wetland Science and Management certificate program, and received a scholarship from the UW Continuum College to do so. After completing the program, Rebecca worked as a Wetland Ecologist at Eastside Environmental Pros (based in Woodinville) providing environmental consulting services for single family residential development projects. In June of 2024, Rebecca started a new position with Snohomish County Public Works department in the Transportation and Environmental Services division as a Biologist. In this role, she specializes in environmental regulation compliance and mitigation design and implementation for road and bridge improvement projects that impact wetlands and streams. Rebecca also plays a lead role in managing and maintaining Little Bear Creek Advance Mitigation Site near UW Bothell to ensure the site continues to achieve its performance standards and ecological success. Rebecca enjoys that her career is a mix of working in the field in her carhartts and orange vest, often returning home covered in mud, working in the office writing technical reports and collaborating with her team, and working from home. Because of her personal experience struggling to enter this industry, she has a strong personal commitment to providing mentorship and guidance to students interested in the environmental science field. To learn more about Rebecca’s story and the UW Wetland Science and Management certificate, an article and alumni spotlight video is available at the links below: continuum.uw.edu/story/scholarship/rebecca-bramwell and youtube.com/watch?v=zn3X_BR0xA0
  • Kathleen Hurly. Kathleen Hurley is a Senior Environmental Program manager with the Port of Seattle. In her current role, Kathleen manages a portfolio of natural resource management, and restoration projects focused on revitalizing the health of estuarine and marine environments for the Port of Seattle. These projects include partnership development, strategic planning, policy, coastal science, stakeholder engagement, and facilitation . Previously, she worked at the crossroads of economic development, climate change, and natural resource management across the U.S. and on the ground in over a dozen countries in Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean for the U.S. Agency for International Development, United Nations Development Programme, among others. She has graduate degrees from Tufts University’s Fletcher School and Western Washington University.

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IEEE Career Tech Talk – First Step In Engineering Pathways

Time: 6-7pm

Location: UW1-110

Neno Novakovic, who is a licensed professional engineer and Senior IEEE Member will present this tech talk about career transition from school to the real world for engineers. There will be a Q&A session after the presentation. All majors are welcome to attend.

Food and drinks will be served.

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ACM’s Mock Interview Event – Part 1 (Technical Interviews)

Time: 4-6pm

Location: Via Discord at https://discord.com/invite/PzDFVWXGXd

Hosted by UWB’s Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), this Mock Interview event will help prepare you for “Technical Interviews” as you begin seeking internships and jobs in Computer Science. ACM will hold a Part 2 focused on Behavioral Interviews on 1/30.

Join us via Discord at https://discord.com/invite/PzDFVWXGXd

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Biotech, Health, & Science Fair Preparation

Time: 12:00-1:00pm

Location: UW1-110 or via Zoom

Why should you attend the upcoming UW Bothell Biotech, Health, & Science Fair? How can you prepare to make the most of the experience? The Health Professions & Natural Science Pathways Manager will answer those questions and set you up for success when you attend the fair!

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Chemistry Careers Panel

Time: 1:30-2:30pm

Location: UW2-131 or via ZOOM

Join STEM’s Physical Science Division every Friday at 1:30pm in UW2-131 this month for a brief chemistry seminar, where a speaker or panel will share their research and their career path.

This week’s speaker is Dr. April Oertle, who will present on “Chemistry in Medicine, Emergency, and Toxicology.” In this engaging seminar, we invite you to join chemistry majors as they learn about different careers in chemistry.

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Health Studies Panel and Mixer

Time: 3:00-4:30pm

Location: UW1-102

Do you believe that health is a human right? Health Studies offers both a major and a minor that can direct your path towards a career in public health, global health, health management and administration, nonprofit services, community organizing, mental health services, and health care outreach. Join us for an informal panel followed by an opportunity to engage in conversation about the degree programs with faculty, advisors, career services, and current Health Studies students. Come enjoy light refreshments while igniting your passion to improve health outcomes for individuals and communities!

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Campus Research & Observational Journal (CROW) Launch Party

Time: 12-2pm

Location: UW1 – 2nd Floor Vista

Join us for the CROW Journal Launch Party launch from 12pm-2pm on the 2nd Floor Vista of UW1. Come by to meet our editorial board, pick up copies of current and previous volumes of the journal, and grab some free swag, snacks and drinks. This is a great opportunity to meet authors and the CROW editorial board and to learn how to submit your paper for consideration for the 2025 publication.

For more information, visit uwbcrow.com.

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On-Campus Student Employment Panel

Time: 2-3pm

Location: UW1-010 & via Zoom

Interested in working on campus? Campus jobs come with a wide variety of benefits, such as high flexibility (recognizing that you’re a student first), convenient location, good pay, and transferable skill development. Hear from students about their experiences, hours, benefits, and about the opportunities provided by their on-campus job. Learn about application deadlines and upcoming openings. Get the inside scoop!

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The Mother of the Internet: A Conversation with Dr. Radia Perlman

Time: 4:30-6pm

Location: Disc-162 at 4:30pm / Collaboratory (Disc-152) at 5:30pm

Join the School of Business for an inspiring and insightful conversation with Dr. Radia Perlman, widely celebrated as the “Mother of the Internet.” Radia has profoundly shaped the fields of network routing and security protocols, leaving a permanent mark on modern technology. Her innovative designs, including the IS-IS link-state routing protocol and the Spanning Tree Protocol, revolutionized network architecture, enabling scalable and resilient Ethernet networks that underpin the internet as we know it today. 

In this Business of Science series, Radia will sit down with the Dean Jennifer McLoud-Mann from the School of STEM for an engaging conversation about her remarkable journey, from her early career to her groundbreaking contributions.  

  • 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Conversation with Radia | Discovery Hall, room 162
  • 5:30 – 6:00 p.m. Reception with appetizers | The Collaboratory in Discovery Hall

Registration Requested at: https://www.uwb.edu/calendar?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D179565776

Business of Science Lecture Series
The Business of Science Lecture Series at the School of Business provides a unique platform to bridge the disciplines of science and business, fostering interdisciplinary learning and innovation. The series equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complex intersection of these fields.

Radia Biography: Radia Perlman is a Fellow at Dell Technologies. She has made many contributions to the fields of network routing and security protocols. Her IS-IS link state routing protocol design continues to be widely deployed today, and the principles have been incorporated into other routing protocols (such as OSPF). Her spanning tree bridging design transformed Ethernet from a single shared link to a network that can support many.  Her contributions to network security include designing systems resilient to malicious. She wrote the textbook “Interconnections: Bridges, Routers, Switches, and Internetworking Protocols”, and cowrote the textbook “Network Security: Private Communication in a Public World.” The 3rd edition of Network Security was recently published, and includes significant content about quantum computing and quantum-safe public key algorithms. She has received numerous awards including induction into the Inventor Hall of Fame, induction into the Internet Hall of Fame, lifetime achievement awards from ACM’s SIGCOMM and Usenix, election to National Academy of Engineering, election into the Washington State Academy of Science, and an honorary doctorate from KTH. She has taught courses at various universities including University of Washington, Texas A&M, MIT, and Harvard. She has a Ph.D. in computer science from MIT. 

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Unlocking Your Future in A.I. – Panel Discussion

Time: 4-6pm

Location: Disc-061

Join us for a discussion with AI experts on a range of topics including navigating ethical challenges in AI, emerging trends in AI careers, skills and tools for success in AI, and building a competitive AI Portfolio. Our guest speakers are:

  • David Gormley, Director & US West AI Practice Lead, Avanade
  • Urvi Sengar, Senior Software Engineer, AI & ML, Microsoft

Enjoy complimentary refreshments while you learn and network! This event is open to ALL students – whether you’re exploring new opportunities, refining your career goals, or simply curious about AI, this panel is for YOU! Come together with your questions to ask during the Q&A at the end of the session!

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Find Your Path with Community Engagement

Time: 11:00am-12:15pm

Location: Truly House

Would you like to become involved in community engagement? This workshop will walk you through how to assess your interests and find community opportunities to engage with community on and off campus that match. You will learn more about Community Engaged Learning and Research Courses, Connected Huskies Database, and Cohort Programs all under Office of Connected Learning. We will talk about the benefits of these programs and how to apply/register for them and when the best time will be to during your time at UW Bothell.

Advance registration requested.

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Global Careers: CPT, OPT & You

Time: 12-2:30pm

Location: Collaboratory (Disc-152)

This event is designed to provide international students with essential information on Curricular Practical Training (CPT) and Optional Practical Training (OPT). It features guest speakers from international student services and career development, offering insights on navigating these programs. UWB students will share personal experiences, and the event provides a great opportunity to network with peers and mentors while learning about practical work experience during and after graduation. Food will be provided, creating a relaxed environment to foster connections and enhance learning.

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ACM-W Internship Workshop

Time: 4-6pm

Location: ARC OVERLOOK

Procrastinated applying to internships over the break? Start the quarter off right with ACM-W’s annual internship workshop, where you can stop by to receive information from career services on how to enhance your resume and application, and end with a Q&A from a current SWE employee! Light refreshments provided.

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Health Careers Experiential Preparation Panel

Time: 4:30-5:30pm

Location: UW1-220

Hear from alumni who have prepared for their career/graduate school paths with various co-curricular activities.

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Biotech, Health & Science Career Fair

Time: 10:00am-12:00pm

Location: ARC 2nd-floor

Explore exciting opportunities at the Biotech, Health & Sciences Career Fair on January 30th from 10am-2pm! This event is designed for students and alumni passionate about science and math, as well as those interested in the Biotech industry. Connect with employers offering positions, internships, and research opportunities. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Pathways into IAS Policy Studies

Time: 1-2:30pm

Location: Zoom (register for the link!)

Join us online to navigate the intricate world of policy-making together! Discover opportunities like the Washington D.C. Seminar in Human Rights and the Master’s in Policy Studies Pathway Opportunity. This virtual event is open to all students—whether you’re exploring your pathway and major at UWB or already pursuing a major in the Policy Studies pathway.

The event will be held virtually and feature a panel where current undergraduate and graduate students share their experiences, insights, and journeys in policy studies. Engage in lively discussions, gain valuable perspectives from peers, and connect with like-minded individuals passionate about shaping impactful policies.

Register to attend via Zoom.

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Q&A with Study Abroad Ambassadors

Time: 11:30-1pm

Location: Truly House

Join us for informal conversation about traveling abroad. A panel of UWB Study Abroad Ambassadors, students who’ve studied abroad with support from a UW Bothell scholarship, will share their global experiences in a casual setting. Beverages and some snacks will be provided.

Registration requested.

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ACM’s Mock Interview Event (Technical Interviews)

Time: 4-6pm

Location: Via Discord

Hosted by UWB’s Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), this Mock Interview event will help prepare you for “Technical Interviews” as you begin seeking internships and jobs in Computer Science.

Register to get link to Discord here.

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Achieving Success in Wealth Management

Time: 4-6pm

Location: UW1-110

Join the UWB Finance Club for conversation with UWB Business Administration alumni Rob Wright, who will discuss his career journey, skill sets, and recommendations he believes will make for a successful career in wealth management. Bring your questions, your notepad, and your friends. See you there!

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Clamor Showcase

Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Location: North Creek Events Center (NCEC)

Join us for the Clamor Showcase and celebrate the creative talent of our campus community! Clamor is the University of Washington Bothell’s annual Literary and Arts Journal, representing the best creative practices in literary, visual, and media arts from across our campus and surrounding community. In keeping with our name, our editorial mission is to uplift and bring together the diverse and emerging voices of our campus in a safe and supportive environment. We hope to see you there! In the meantime, don’t forget to connect with the Clamor community via Instagram.

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Chemistry Careers Panel

Time: 1:30-2:30pm

Location: UW2-131 or via ZOOM

Join STEM’s Physical Science Division every Friday at 1:30pm in UW2-131 this month for a brief chemistry seminar, where a speaker or panel will share their research and their career path.

In this engaging seminar, we invite you to join chemistry majors as they learn about different careers in chemistry.

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Meta Major Pathways Introduction

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