This series of sessions is in collaboration with the Samuel E. Kelly Ethnic Cultural Center (ECC). This is an independent, informal, and student-driven opportunity for those who would like an in-person location to study, write, or complete other academic tasks in community. If you are attending, please stop by the ECC front desk and let them know that you are with the Graduate Student Equity and Excellence (GSEE) group. They will direct you to the correct room from there. January 27 and 28 | 2–4…
Tag: CIPCT Students
Information of interest for our Master of Science in Clinical Informatics & Patient-Centered Technologies (MS-CIPCT) student cohorts.
New UW Study Abroad Program to Brazil in Sep 2026
UW students are invited to apply for Nursing Brazil: Health Promotion and Community Engagement, a study abroad program open to students from all disciplines. The program runs Sept. 5 to 27, 2026, with time in Londrina and São Paulo, and offers five credits through NURS 413, Health in the Context of Culture. No prerequisites or language requirements are needed, and applications are due Feb. 15, 2026. The immersive program blends global health education, community engagement and cultural exploration, with a…
You Belong Here. Resources for Support and Care
Your well-being matters. The School of Nursing offers mental health resources, safety guidance, and community care spaces to help you navigate challenging times. Students are encouraged to connect with advisers for individualized support. Additionally, the Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging is hosting virtual community care gatherings every other Friday from 10–11 a.m. in a trauma-informed setting.
Belonging and Healing in Uncertain Times: A Community Care Space
In light of current events—locally and globally—that may be causing stress, fear, grief, or a sense of unsafety for members of our community, the UW School of Nursing DEIB Office is offering a recurring virtual space to pause, ground, and be together. These community care gatherings will be held every other Friday, beginning Friday, January 23, from 10 a.m.–11 a.m., via Zoom. This space is not intended to provide solutions or require sharing. Rather, it is a supportive, trauma-informed space…
Join the Graduate School Dean’s monthly office hour
All graduate students are invited to the Graduate School Dean’s monthly office hour. During these office hours or “what’s on your mind meetings,” Dean Williamson-Lott will set aside an hour every first or second Monday of the month to meet virtually and discuss topics or issues important to graduate education. She will meet with graduate students, faculty and staff one-on-one, and she looks forward to connecting with as many people as possible. Visitors don’t need an appointment. When you join…