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This organization serves as a voice for the graduate students within the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences to promote student academic, professional, and personal success; and fosters community and inclusivity in the School.

SoN DAwG was formed as a means of academic and peer support for underrepresented students at the University of Washington, School of Nursing. We encourage scholarship, collaboration, networking and leadership through communit

To facilitate scholarly exchange of ideas and dialogues on the topics of Science and Consciousness. To invite experts in related fields (UW and non-UW) to make presentations and to hold seminars and conferences.

Our goal is to build a community of students who are passionate about marine science through social events, volunteer work, academic seminars/research, and other projects.

We strive to provide basic health care screening and education to immigrants and the underserved population in an interdisciplinary fashion.

SARP’s mission is to provide students at the University of Washington the opportunity to expand beyond their classroom learning by designing and building a high powered rocket and develop technical and professional skills.

GeoDat hopes to provide a fun, collaborative environment for students that are interested in, studying, or working in data science or a data science-adjacent field.

Some Learners Interested in Diagnosing Everything (SLIDE) is a Pathology interest group; we study the conceptual underpinnings of biology by reviewing histology!

This year we will host various graduate student and professor seminars discussing interdisciplinary topics based on the Anthropology field. We will also host events to connect students with volunteering and research opportunities. All are welcome!

Check out our website to learn more and apply! https://sites.google.com/view/uwstembookclub/home The STEM Book Club encourages scientific exploration through books, films, and research.

We aim to encourage, inspire & (st)empower Washingtonian high school students to pursue STEM-related activities and education post-graduation.

UWSOM Service Learning Project and student group. We teach Stop the Bleed classes using the American College of Surgeons official STB curriculum. Our goal is to extend the basic, life-saving principles and practices of hemorrhage control to everyone.

SEHA is committed to community engagement and education, advocating for environmental justice and creating professional opportunities in the field of environmental and occupational health.

The purpose of this organization to promote student engagement within the occupational therapy department and within the community. This group supports involvement between cohorts, faculty, and ongoing education opportunities.

To raise awareness of nuclear justice issues through education and work towards increasing nuclear justice through student action projects.

SEI is a group of undergraduate students working to establish a Sustainability General Education Requirement on campus.

TYAPN's mission is to advance the abilities of Taiwanese youths through unity in increasing the contributions of Taiwanese overseas students and bringing positive impacts on the Taiwanese society through academically and career related events.

We are a community of Argentine Tango dancers at University of Washington. Our club creates a welcoming environment to encourage learning and improvement in both new and experienced dancers with the goal of growing the young tango community in Seattle!

Tau Beta Pi is the nation's second oldest honor society and the only academic honor society representing the entire engineering profession. The purpose of the organization is to recognize integrity and excellence in engineering.

To network with local actuaries, build a campus community, inform students about the actuarial profession, and organize study groups for the actuarial exams.

The Bulletin holds biomedical journal club meetings every other week, aiming to provide a space where undergraduate students can come together to develop skills in dissecting and analyzing current research papers.

An engineering project club! We help UW students build the engineering skills they are passionate about with hands-on learning in a relaxed environment.

The Catalysts is a student-led Biochemistry and Chemistry Journal Club. Join us to present and discuss cutting-edge research papers and make new connections!

A consortium of University-based student chapters focused on building tomorrow’s healthcare leaders by supporting today’s communities in-need through on-campus innovation projects targeting specific global health issues.