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SUM/2025
SLN:14333
COM 220B SECTION E 5 INTRO TO PUBLIC SPK (A&H/SSc)
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Open, 25 spaces available
B-term
Asynchronous Online Learning
No add codes or overloads
COM 220 Introduction to Public Speaking (5) A&H/SSc
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INFO 198: Exploring Informatics - AI Literacy
SLN: 11693
When: Summer Full-Term. T, Th. 10:50am - 1pm
Where: DEM 012
This course will introduce the fundamentals of AI. Throughout the quarter, we will cover basics ranging from definitions to the central components of modern AI systems: models, data, tasks, and applications. Through course lectures, activities, assignments, and conversations with expert AI researchers and practitioners across a range of application areas,… Read more
The Office of Congresswoman Kim Schrier (WA-08) is seeking interns in its Washington, D.C. and Issaquah offices for Fall 2025.
To apply, please use this … Read more
Please join our History Fellows as they host a History Career Panel June 5 at 4 PM in Smith 320.
Please see the attached flyer for more information. The panel will include these alumni:
We're currently looking for passionate young people to join Team Jayapal as … Read more
We have four classes in the fall that are open to ALL levels of students, and do not require any prerequisite or previous theater experience:
Drama 441: Beginning Playwriting. Calling all storytellers! Taught by artist-scholar and oral historian Professor Nikki Yeboah. (TTh 11:30 - 1:20)
Drama 455: Alexander Technique. This is an excellent class for anyone who moves, and especially for dancers, actors, musicians and athletes. (WF 9:30 - 11:20) (The Drama-majors only… Read more
The Disability Studies Program has seats available in our Summer 2025 and Autumn 2025 courses at undergraduate and graduate levels. The classes do not have prerequisites and most are taught in hybrid, distance learning, or asynchronous formats.
Disability Studies scholarship and teaching enhance the understanding of disability by incorporating social, cultural, historical, legal, and political perspectives, including the connections between disability and other identities. More… Read more
Husky Moot Court is an RSO dedicated to helping students interested in legal writing, oral arguments, and constitutional law find opportunities and competitive experiences in moot court and other forms of oral advocacy. They will be hosting a competition information session on Tuesday, June 3rd, at 6:30 PM in HUB 238. They will be sharing more information about the RSO, moot court, and the opportunities/competition formats available for interested students. More information about Husky Moot… Read more
Please join us on June 2 at 3:30 for an insightful talk on Social Protests and Electoral Authoritarianism in Kazakhstan by visiting scholar Dr. Masaaki Higashijima of the University of Tokyo.
This event is free and open to the public. Please share widely!
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