Together we will. UW alumni are passionate. Passionate about possibility, passionate about community and passionate about purple and gold. Sharing a connection across three campuses and extending to places all over the world, UW alumni are united in the belief that together we will make a difference.

Just got a mail about joining the alumni association for uw. Any thoughts on this? Is it worth it? 500 dollars sounds pretty steep after all the tuition paid.

In the words of one of my professors after finishing his final: "Hope I taught you something, and remember, your Alumni Association wants your money"

2015年4月9日 · Woop Woop! Anybody planning on getting a class ring? I can’t decide. Seems like a nice memento or conversation starter. I’m really curious if class rings are a thing for UW. I’m also seriously considering doing the mac daddy membership with the UW Alumni Association ($500 for new grad life membership). Anybody here an alumni or have input?

This page lists notable students, alumni and faculty members of the University of Washington.

UW students, sports teams, and alumni are called Washington Huskies. The husky was selected as the school mascot by the student committee in 1922, which replaced the "Sun Dodger", an abstract reference to the local weather.

Using the "U" from the word "university" and "dub" from the "W" in "Washington," the moniker puts both letters together to form the abbreviation "Udub." It's commonly used by students, faculty, alumni, and community members when referring to the University of Washington in casual conversations and online communications.

The University of Washington is affectionately called “UDub” due to a clever linguistic twist involving the pronunciation of the letter “W.” By condensing the traditional pronunciation of ‘Double U’ into a single syllable, you end up simply saying “Dub,” giving birth to the catchy nickname ‘UDub.’

2024年8月26日 · Yes, 'UDub' is indeed a nickname for the University of Washington, or UW. The 'U' stands for 'University,' and 'Dub' comes from 'W,' the initial of 'Washington.' This term is commonly used by students, faculty, and alumni when referring to the university in casual conversation or in social media. It does not refer to something specific on the ...

Alumni: What was your starting salary and job title out of college and your salary/job title now?