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The office of Academic Programs contributes to the University's educational and research missions by conducting reviews of existing academic programs and reviewing new graduate degree and certificate proposals for all three University of Washington campuses. Academic Programs also reviews and modifies graduate program policies (Graduate School Memoranda) and coordinates the activities of the Graduate School Council.
Address: 301 Loew, P.O. Box
84808, Seattle, WA 98124-6108
Phone: 206-543-5929
Fax: 206-543-8798
E-mail: US and Permanent Residents -
uwgrad@u.washington.edu; Internationals - intlgrad@u.washington.edu
The Office of Graduate Admissions provides information and support to applicants to most master's and doctoral degree programs, including those with Visiting Graduate and Graduate Nonmatriculated status. Applications to professional programs in Medical School (MD), Law School (JD), Dental School (DDS) and Pharmacy (PharmD) are processed separately by each of those schools.
Center for Innovation & Research in Graduate Education (CIRGE)
Address:
M221 Miller Hall, Box 353600, Seattle, WA 98195-3600
Phone: 206-616-6309
Fax: 206-616-6762
E-mail:
cirge@u.washington.edu
The Center for Innovation and Research in Graduate Education conducts research on PhD recipients’ retrospective evaluations of the effectiveness of their graduate programs and their career trajectories. We believe the empirically based research is crucial both for academic institutions that provide graduate education and for government, industry, and non-profits who now employ the majority of US-trained PhDs.
CIDR works with
faculty, administrators, and graduate teaching assistants to enhance teaching
and learning on campus and to help maintain the UW’s national and international
leadership role as a top research-extensive university committed to high quality
teaching and learning. To that end, CIDR staff strive to support and transform
teaching and learning by providing individual consultation on teaching and
learning, initiating campus-wide instructional activities, contributing to
scholarship that advances instructional knowledge and practice, and
participating in outreach across campus and the broader academic community.
Address:
G-1 Communications, 353770
E-mail:
gscair@u.washington.edu
Computer Services coordinates process improvement and reengineering in the
graduate education administration, maintains databases to support
institutional research and reporting, manages and develops the Graduate
School website and computer applications such as MyGradProgram and the
application for graduate admission, coordinates Graduate School publications
and participates in university-wide advisory boards, committees and task
force assignments regarding graduate institutional research and
computing/technology issues.
Address: G-1 Communications, Box 353770
Phone: 206-543-8768 (Development Asst., Phoebe Ebright)
Fax: 206-685-3234
E-mail: pebright@u.washington.edu
Online Giving:
http://jones.grad.washington.edu/supporting/index.htm
The UW Graduate School
Development Team aims to increase philanthropic gifts benefiting all
University of Washington graduate students. We focus on graduate education
giving opportunities that cut across disciplinary boundaries and impact the
entire campus. Our efforts build resources that facilitate the Graduate
Dean's priorities; these include enhancing/supporting: diversity,
interdisciplinary programs, dissertation year fellowships, shortened time to
degree, and recruitment of top students. We coordinate matching funds for
major fellowship gifts, as well as providing development staff support for
Graduate School administered programs/units such as the Achievement Rewards
for College Scientists (ARCS) Foundation fellowships, the Center for
Instructional Development and Research (CIDR), and the Graduate
Opportunities and Minority Achievement Program. We also work closely with
the UW Press development team to augment their efforts to generate private
support for the publication of outstanding scholarly books.
Address:
301 Loew
Phone:
206-543-7152
Fax: 206-543-8798
E-mail:
gradappt@u.washington.edu
The Fellowship and Assistantship Division administers regional and federal fellowship and scholarship programs which require Graduate School involvement, including the application process for Fulbright and other international and research abroad programs for students and faculty, and fellowships funded by private gifts to the university. The division also administers discretionary tuition waivers and explains and monitors policy concerning graduate student appointments.
Graduate Opportunities and Minority Achievement Program (GO-MAP)
Address: G-1 Communications, Box 353770
Phone: 206-543-9016 or 800-524-9122
Fax: 206-685-3234
E-mail:
gomap@u.washington.edu
GO-MAP
works with the University to provide an innovative and inclusive
graduate student community and experience. GO-MAP takes a
leadership role in the recruitment and retention of
minority and underrepresented students, enhancing scholarship
and research, and building community on and off campus, so that all students may learn and grow through
experiences rich in cultural, ethnic, and racial diversity.
Address: G-1 Communications, Box 353770
Phone: 206-543-3950
Fax: 206-685-3234
E-mail: gsstusrv@u.washington.edu
Graduate Student Services' primary responsibility is to facilitate completion of Master’s and Doctoral degrees. This division assists current graduate students, faculty and staff in understanding and implementing many of the policies, requirements and procedures relating to the completion of these degrees. For information regarding these student services and policies please visit http://www.grad.washington.edu/area/currstuds_f.htm.
Address: 301 Loew, Box 352192
Phone: 206-543-6398
Fax: 206-543-8798
E-mail:
jeanp@u.washington.edu
The Graduate School oversees interdisciplinary programs that offer graduate degrees, graduate certificates or program options. Through its Network of Interdisciplinary Initiatives, the Graduate School supports University-wide interdisciplinary programs.
Phone: 206-616-1825
Fax: 206-685-3234
E-mail:
lectures@u.washington.edu
The Walker - Ames and Danz lectureships are managed and supported through the Graduate School at the University of Washington. It is because of the generous donations from the Walker-Ames and Danz families that the University of Washington is able to present all lectures to the general public free of charge.
Address: G-1 Communications
Phone:
206-543-7468
Fax: 206-685-3234
The Vice Provost and Dean is appointed by the President of the University of Washington and serves as the administrator officer presiding over all divisions of the Graduate School. The Graduate School exercises leadership for the University of Washington in matters pertaining to graduate education.
University of Washington Press
Street Address: 4333
Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98195-9570
Mailing Address: 4333
P.O. Box 50096. Seattle, WA 98145-5096
Phone: (206) 543-4050
Fax: (206) 543-3932
E-mail: uwpord@u.washington.edu
Web Site: http://www.washington.edu/uwpress/
The primary mission of the University of Washington Press is to publish books resulting from original scholarly research. Manuscripts accepted for publication should be outstanding in merit and significance, and intellectually accessible to their intended readers. The basic audiences for Press publications are scholars, professionals, students, and other readers of serious nonfiction. As an integral part of the University of Washington, the Press has a commitment to contribute to the cultural and intellectual development of the Pacific Northwest and to society in its broadest sense, to reflect credit on the University, and to enhance its reputation worldwide.
For University of Washington staff or faculty contact information, please refer to UW Directories. For detailed information regarding University of Washington Graduate Faculty, please refer to the Graduate Faculty Locator.
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