The Graduate and Professional Student Senate provides a variety of funding opportunities for graduate students’ experiences outside of the classroom. Funding for the Graduate and Professional Student Senate comes from the Services and Activities Fee (SAF). For more information, visit the Graduate and Professional Student Senate funding opportunities page.
Category: Announcements
Updates and important messages for current nursing students, including reminders, deadlines, and general School of Nursing news.
SoN Student Conference Travel Award
A reminder that the University of Washington School of Nursing (SoN) Student Conference Travel Award provides financial support to nursing students to present their research or other original scholarly work at regional and national conferences, meetings, and workshops. This award is supplemental to other sources of funding whenever possible. Students are expected to seek additional travel funds from their departments, advisers, or other external sources. If awarded, students will be required to provide confirmation of presentation acceptance and original receipts…
Health for Every Husky – Student Health Fee Survey
Your health. Your well-being. Your voice. ASUW and GPSS are exploring the creation of a Student Health Fee to support, sustain, and improve health and well-being services at the University of Washington – Seattle. This proposed fee would help fund student services at the Counseling Center, the Husky Health Center, and LiveWell: Health Promotion & Prevention. Please consider completing the Student Health Fee survey. Your responses will help ASUW and GPSS evaluate a potential Student Health Fee to support, sustain,…
Research Practicum Opportunity (Winter/Spring 2026)
We are launching a study focused on capturing breathing and cough sounds from residents in assisted living communities to support the development of digital health tools for early detection of respiratory illness. Practicum students will assist with on-site data collection, participant engagement, and protocol implementation, gaining hands-on experience with real-world digital biomarkers and aging-focused research. Interested students should contact Oleg Zaslavsky at ozasl@uw.edu.
Winter 2026 Geriatric Healthcare Series: Registration Now Open
Registration is now open for the Winter 2026 Geriatric Healthcare Series, offered by the University of Washington. This series is available for academic credit (UW students) or free attendance for UW students, faculty, staff, and community professionals. The series is designed to support learners and professionals interested in geriatric health, aging, and interprofessional care, and may be taken either on demand (asynchronous) or live via Zoom webinar. Registration options UW students (1 credit course): Please consult the Time Schedule and…