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News & Events for Current Students

Announcements and news from Engineering Advising

Calendar of events, lectures, and social activities for UW engineering students, faculty and the public

News about UW engineering students, faculty and alumni

Announcements

Mary Gates Endowment for Undergraduate Students

The Mary Gates Endowment provides a variety of scholarships for honors, research, leadership, and venture. The next chance to apply for Mary Gates Leadership and Research Scholarships is autumn quarter, deadline to be determined.

Contact the Mary Gates Endowment Staff for individual advising appointments this summer. Details and deadline information: www.washington.edu/uaa/mge.
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Contact Engineering Advising

Student Academic Services
(formerly Engineering Advising & Diversity Center)
301 Loew Hall
(206) 543-1770
eadc@u.washington.edu

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Congratulations to Our Winning Students

photo, Pavan VaswaniPavan Vaswani receives UW President's Medal
Pavan Vaswani, a senior majoring in computer science, neurobiology, and biochemistry, received a 2009 President's Medal for outstanding academic achievement.


photo, Roxana Geambasu Two CSE Students Receive Google Fellowships
Google PhD Fellowships were awarded to Roxana Geambasu for cloud computing and Mike Piatek for computer networking.


photo, Pranoti Hiremath Pranoti Hiremath Wins Goldwater Scholarship
Bioengineering sophomore Pranoti Hiremath was awarded a prestigious 2009 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship.


photo, ISE students accepting congratulationsISE Students Win Big at Regional — On to Nationals
ISE undergrads took 3rd place in the Technical Paper and 1st place in the Student Simulation competitions at the IIE Western Region University Conference. The INDE 424 special projects student group was named one of the "top five" simulation teams in the IIE worldwide simulation competition and will compete at the IIE Annual Conference and Expo in Miami.


photo, Team HydroSense accepting check Team HydroSense Wins Environmental Innovation Challenge »
Team HydroSense created a sensor that detects leaks and pipe ruptures. The team projected a 10 to 25 percent reduction in water usage and savings of $50 to $120 a year for one household. See a video demonstration of the sensor.


CEE students in front of a demo of their water treatment proposal CEE Team Wins at Waste Management & Environmental Research Event
A team of CEE students earned high praise for addressing technical, social and economic aspects of treating brackish water for a desalination process.