News from the Office of Connected Learning
Biology students, faculty speed networking
Biology students who need a research project and faculty members looking for research help may connect in a speed networking event. Chatting for five minutes at a table may lead to a mutually beneficial research relationship.
October 3, 2022
Thousands of crows darken Bothell’s sky, attracting scholars
UW Bothell’s Dr. Doug Wacker and UW’s Dr. John Marzluff discuss how they are working to better understand the mob of crows that descend on UW Bothell campus each night.
September 30, 2022
Searching for the little red fish in local streams
Efforts to save Lake Sammamish Kokanee have gained ground in the past decade, but interest in Lake Washington has just hatched. The incubator of this effort is UW Bothell’s “fish guy”, Dr. Jeff Jensen.
September 30, 2022
The moral failure of crowdfunding health care
UW Bothell researchers Dr. Nora Kenworthy and Dr. Lauren Berliner are featured in this article discussing new research that provides some of the first in-depth study of the phenomenon of crowd funding for medical bills.
September 30, 2022
Five reasons to leave your science bubble
Researchers discuss pros and cons of leaving their scientific comfort zone in this article that explores the benefits of engaging in unusual collaborations and straying from traditional career pathways.
September 30, 2022
New book, “why we drop out”, uncovers surprising answers to why students drop out
High-school dropouts are generally assumed to be problem kids who never liked school. Absolutely wrong, says a new book, co-authored by UW Bothell's Dr. Antony Smith.
September 30, 2022
UW Bothell professors share insights into fast-growing region at free, public Campus Research Connections series
University of Washington Bothell researchers who are in a unique position to monitor environmental changes in the fast-growing Bothell area share their insights this fall in a series of free public presentations called Campus Research Connections.
September 30, 2022
Cybersecurity? Easy. Secure usability? Hard
A cybersecurity expert outlined the challenges of advancing technology and introduced research by four University of Washington Bothell faculty members to an audience of alumni and others at Chateau Ste. Michelle.
September 30, 2022
Bringing Syrian voices to the West
For her undergraduate research, UW Bothell senior Malak Shalabi interviewed Syrian refugees in Jordan about torture they suffered. The law, economics and public policy major is headed to the UW Law School to study international law, with the goal of promoting justice in the Muslim world.
September 30, 2022
Students selected for ocean volcano research
Two University of Washington Bothell students have been selected to participate in research this summer aboard a ship exploring the underwater volcano known as the Axial Seamount, about 300 miles off the Northwest coast.
September 30, 2022