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Kenneth Hines: special agent, educator, CEO

Alumnus Kenneth Hines has held many distinguished positions throughout his career in accounting. Currently, he is an executive-in-residence at UW Bothell’s School of Business and the CEO of accounting firm Integritas³.

October 14, 2021

Disability is not inability

Christopher Hays, a recent graduate from the University of Washington Bothell, has shown his community that it is not his disability that defines him, but rather how he has dealt with the challenges his disability presents.

October 8, 2021

The heart of a Husky

Husky 100 honoree Andrew Truong has shown the community what it truly means to be a Husky: He is always willing to go the extra mile, creates inclusive spaces wherever he goes and, in the process, has paved the way for future students to join the pack.

October 1, 2021

The business of mental health

UW Bothell Lecturer Laura Umetsu, in partnership with the Seattle chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, helps students understand the impact of mental health on society even while they learn essential business writing skills.

October 1, 2021

Fall Convergence: Memory & Memorial

The 9th annual Fall Convergence begins Thursday, Sept. 30, and runs through Saturday, Oct. 1. This year’s theme is Memory and Memorial.

September 28, 2021

Welcome back, pack

In just a few short days, the UW Bothell campus will once again be filled with Husky pride as students join faculty and staff for in-person instruction after 18 long months apart. That alone is a reason to celebrate. And for six weeks, we’ll do just that.

September 24, 2021

Solving problems with software

Keziah May, a recent graduate from the University of Washington Bothell, uses her skills as a software engineer to solve real-world problems — virtually.

September 24, 2021

UW Bothell traditions

Even as a young campus, UW Bothell has traditions that bring meaning and color to the campus community. New students gather on the sports field each fall to take a ceremonial picture. The student activities fair is in fall and the year ends with the lighting of the W in December. Read about the campus traditions.

September 21, 2021

Resilience, recovery & reformation

In pursuit of higher education, graduate student Kristina Jorgensen transformed their life, their family’s life and the lives of those in their community — overcoming some extraordinary obstacles in the process.

September 20, 2021

Students provide health and hope

Nursing students in the course Population-based Health in Community Practice discovered unique ways to apply their learning this past summer. Teaching basic yoga poses, giving presentations on body mechanics, and the ever-important art of listening helped them to better understand the communities they serve as nurses.

September 20, 2021

Courage to create change

Tay Verville is a 2021 graduate and Husky 100 recipient who has a talent for connecting with people, a passion for empowering others and a desire to make a impact on her community. “Any activist trying to make a difference in this world resonates in my heart,” says Verville.

September 10, 2021